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All about teachers and the world of teaching; teachers sharing their best and worst interactions with students, best teaching practices, the path to becoming a teacher, and more.

The First Thing He Did Was Point Out The Classroom Cootie Detector
Dear Mr. K, It was so wonderful to hear from you on my birthday. Facebook's pretty great like that sometimes. It's giving me the chance to tell you something I've wanted to say for twenty years.
By Dane BH4 years ago in Education
No Experience, No Training, Good Luck
Adventures of Miss Tee and The Little Yellow Buses Ahem, I’m going to get on my soapbox. I would like to give a huge amount of love to all the paraeducators, instructional aides (be it sped or general) and behavior interventionists. Nobody ever gives us the credit we deserve. It may sound arrogant to say but we run those classrooms. Those special ed classes can not survive without us. We know these kids better than the teachers do because we’re with them all the time. We know their tics, habits, stims, what will set them off, what brings them comfort, what makes them sick and what makes them well.
By Tee Richardson 4 years ago in Education
How To Make Use Of Capital Letters In IELTS Exam?
While standing for the IELTS examination be you must have prepared IELTS Vocabulary, Grammar, and various other things that help in getting the wanted rating. However, you may not recognize the value of Capital letters and also the rules of using uppercase. This post will certainly provide you a clear suggestion concerning this. Likewise, you can sign up for Dr.Roma IELTS Preparation Training course and get registered for anytime anywhere on-line IELTS classes, simulated tests, Live IELTS classes by Dr. Roma, and also obtain prepared like a pro.
By DR_ROMA4 years ago in Education
Building Community Within The Classroom
"When the atmosphere encourages learning, the learning is inevitable." - unknown. Having worked within the public school systems for nearly four years, there are a couple of things I have learned.
By Chandi Peardon4 years ago in Education
WHY I TEACH-Part 11: Let Them Eat Cake
Devin bound into my classroom—the happiest I’d seen him in weeks. I pulled my roster of birthdays and noticed today was Sarah’s.
By Kelley M Likes4 years ago in Education
A Lesson From The Fall
Completing the 3rd grade was something I will never forget. Like every year, there were rumors of Ms. Nimble retiring. As usual, all the teachers would beg her to teach 3rd grade one more year and all the 2nd-grade students would pray she'd leave.
By na’im4 years ago in Education
Deliciously Easy Keto Recipes by Rachel Roberts
If you are looking for a diet that will help you lose weight in a very short term, the ketogenic diet is the perfect diet for you because it not only helps you achieve great lean body; but also provides immense health benefits
By wessam nasr4 years ago in Education
How to educate my children?
As a mom and an educator at the same time, I have accumulated quite a bit of experience over my career and in this article I bring you the main areas to be based on when educating your children:
By Samara Ben4 years ago in Education
07 Waus to win a man's Heart
The key to securing a man's affection It's a piece of cake to win a man's affection and pique his interest in you. Making him adore you and permanently entering his heart and head, on the other hand, is a little more difficult.
By meryem4 years ago in Education
Unapologetically, Authentically Me
“I’m an extremely left-leaning hippie liberal feminist who is open-minded and willing to listen to all sides of an argument. I’m a witch or, more specifically, a kitchen witch who works magic through cooking. I’m an energy-healer and I specifically focus on the chakras, though I’m a Reiki master as well. I read tarot and oracle cards. I am an advocate, I’m an ally, and I’m adamantly anti-racist.”
By Lisa R Barry4 years ago in Education
Should You Teach English In Japan?
After teaching English in Japan for over 10 years and having had a variety of English teaching jobs, I can tell you that there is a lot of turnover and dissatisfaction among teachers.
By S.A. Ozbourne4 years ago in Education
Is It Disrespectful When Students Yawn in Class?
Most parents and teachers think that yawning can be disrespectful. Conventional wisdom makes teachers think that students who yawn are bored or not prepared. In fact, many teachers punish their students for yawning in class because it can really disrupt their class. They may send them out of the room so that they can keep everyone else's attention.
By Shelley Wenger4 years ago in Education