"I also believe that primary greatness is open to everyone."...primary greatness has to do with a person's integrity, work ethic, treatment of others, motives, and level of initiative. It also has to do with a person's character,…"
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John Keiter
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John Keiter replied to Jennifer Luff's discussion What Makes a Great Teacher? in the group Somers Point Teachers"Brilliant, insightful, and taken to heart. I also agree with Lisa in that there are a multitude of qualities that an effective teacher must acquire or possess to be successful. The most important ones I believe are ambition, and persistence to…"
John Keiter replied to Jennifer Luff's discussion Reaching Students on Their Terms in the group Somers Point Teachers"I think his approach probably worked for some, but not for all. Sparking a student's interest and making it interesting and relevant is what we all should strive for as teachers. Don't ya think?"
John Keiter replied to Jennifer Luff's discussion Third Grade Writing Rubric in the group Somers Point Teachers"We have used the "hamburger" organizer many times during our writing. The kids can relate to the concept, and it is a visual that they are all familiar with. I wonder if there is a way we can link the rubric to the "hamburger",…"
John Keiter replied to Jennifer Luff's discussion Professional Development - Whose Responsibility is it? in the group Somers Point Teachers"Growing as a professional should be an intrinsic desire to all those who to teach. Our district provides numerous opportunities to increase our knowledge and exposue to new approaches to old problems. I think the term "more expert" might…"
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