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...we make a move and act a fool when we up in the class.... FIRST YEARS WITH LITTLE TIME ON YOUR HANDS, JUST READ THIS: THE BEST AND MOST SUMMARY ADVICE THAT I CAN GIVE YOU IS TO BE BOTH FAIR AND CONSISTENT IN YOUR CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT. THAT'S IT. Now get back to lesson planning...nubes... My...
Katie is our spring "intern." She graduated from Williams two years ago and has spent the past year teaching at an international school in Brazil. She is currently working on her elementary certification, observing classes at the local elementary school here in Oxford, working at the MTC office...
Reply to Dave's comment and blog post: Momo, 1) I don’t think your comments are particularly aggressive, or something to regret later. As long as you’ve known me, you know I love a good debate, so I take no offense at our difference of opinion (and on several of your points we do agree). The...
Great post by Michelle: During summer school you'll be told to manage your classroom in a way that seems dehumanizing and demeaning. Do it. It won't seem necessary in your summer school class. Ignore that. Your students in your classrooms come from families that are chaotic and tragic beyond your...
I am starting to do a fair bit of thinking and planning for next year. Now that I understand my school and the students better, it is time to rewrite my classroom rules. Originally, I began with some vague, pretty-sounding sentiments about “respect” and figured that would do. Now that I know...
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