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Successful Teaching  
Strategies and ideas for teachers to use in order to have a successful teaching experience.
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Related Topics: education, teachers, successful teaching
Author: Pat Hensley

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Useful Information In and Out of the Classroom 7/3/09

Jul 3, 2009
Here are some interesting sites that I’ve found this week, thanks to my Personal Learning Network (PLN). As a teacher, I feel we have to keep up to date concerning research in our field and current issues in the education system. I hope some of these...

Last Day Reflections

Jul 2, 2009
Today is the last day of my class: Nature of Learning Disabilities which met for four days a week, three hours a day for four weeks. I truly loved teaching this class and really enjoyed my students. There were only three students but they all had a...

I Am Not a Hero

Jul 1, 2009
In This is a call to all my past resignation from Stop Trying to Inspire Me, Tom writes, “I'm supposed to be a professional. Being a martyr isn't professional. It's pathetic. I don't think that teaching is a calling. It's not a job, but it's just...

Don't Give Up Hope

Jun 30, 2009
In Courageous Online But Still Cowardly Lion in my School from Blogush, Paul Bogush states, “So why don’t I ask people in my school for help? Because right now I am on a different path. I have already been on their path. I have seen where it...

Upstate Technology Conference 2009

Jun 29, 2009
The Upstate Technology Conference 2009 was a fantastic conference and one of my favorite events of the year. I love getting to meet with other people from around my state that I only see online but not in real life. On Wednesday night we went out to...


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Varnika K.
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  It was interesting to read about technology and its use in education. The angst of Pat is understandable, but teachers worldwide do feel comfortable with the "old style", and are taking time to move out of their comfort zone.
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