I have emailed myself in the past, scheduling it to be sent at a later time/date. I have even added events to my calendar as reminder of things I wanted to do/try. I have often texted myself notes before, but I believe I figured out I could schedule message last year. And I use this […]
It has been a tough afternoon. I put on my big girl face like its all just fine to finish out the day. But inside heartbroken because I thought I could make a difference in class for that kid. I failed. My colleague reminds me to remember all the others I have reached. It still […]
Heartbroken. Angry. Apalled when I see those on social media making these tragedies about something other than they are. Heartbroken. I’ve cried – as a mom. I’ve cried – as a teacher. I’ve cried – as a friend of first responders and medical caregivers. This post by a middle school Social Studies teacher touched what […]
We don’t always do this, but when we do, the week runs so much more smoothly! Two hours prep and cooking and 30 minutes clean-up and dishes. Totally worth it. 3 lbs ground beef 5 lbs boneless chicken breast 1 box tangy italian kraft spaghetti 1 can tomato paste 1 can Manwich sauce, pkg buns […]
Goodness, has it really been 5 years since we read this book? So many great strategies have entered my teacher toolbox from this book. Wait Time & Wait Time 2, Always Sometimes Never, Agree/Disagree?, Two Stars amd a Wish, Comments Only Marking, vreate a Problem, I Used to Think… -But Now I Know… you can […]
I failed tp blog all semester, but I am proud that I was successful with daily #teach180 posts. I revisited A Look into Learning and with the exception pf about 3 weeks, I was able to post a couple pf sentences, screenshots, picturea from a class each day. Those weeks, I fell behind I woyld […]
Share something new you tried this year in your classroom. We went to a 4×4 semester block this past year. Loosing time was an issue my colleague amd I worried about with Algebra 1. There was simply no way we could get it all in. So we decided to do a ‘spiraling’ unit of sorts […]
Thanks to @druinok for getting this challenge together. Not sure about the prompts? Well, they’re only suggestions. Take some time, reflect and challenge yourself to blog more this holiday break! “Yule Blog” Challenge Prompts: Share a “#teach180” picture / post What are your strategies to reach “that kid” Share a lesson from the Fall semester […]
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We found the slope of a give line, then I captured the segment graph and picked the image up and literally rotated it 90 degrees… You could “hear” the light bulbs…
the radical rational... 