
Cell Phones and Instruction: Classroom Policies That Work
There’s a lot to be said about technology, cell phones in particular, in the classroom. On the one hand, students can use them as a
There’s a lot to be said about technology, cell phones in particular, in the classroom. On the one hand, students can use them as a
With the end of the school year approaching, it is time to start thinking about what types of end-of-the-year activities you want to do in
Your bank wants you to go paperless. You child’s report card is paperless. Retailers want to email you receipts rather than printing them at the
There’s nothing I love more than Google Forms. Okay, that’s not true. I love my husband, my children, and Bordeaux candies from See’s Chocolates way
Teaching blackout poetry as part of your poetry unit is a simple and effective way to engage students in poetry. Blackout poetry is a form
Writing is a process, and one of the most crucial steps in the writing process is brainstorming and organizing, so it only makes sense that
If there are two things my students know, it is that I assign paragraphs often and that I grade them rather harshly -especially in the
A little kindness and empathy can go a long way. Demonstrating kindness and empathy can completely change a person’s day, open new doors and opportunities,
This Monday, January 16, the nation will observer Martin Luther King Jr. Day in observation of the work, dedication, and ultimate sacrifice Dr. Martin Luther