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James E. Schwartz commented on Kayleigh O'Flynn's blog post Lesson Plans, how often are they used?
"Is it OK for your own professor to comment on your question? While you are learning to teach, you are learning to do lesson plans in order to learn to think like a teacher. The idea is that through practice you will internalize the process. When you…"
Dec 13, 2011
yoram orad commented on Kayleigh O'Flynn's blog post Lesson Plans, how often are they used?
"Hi Kayleigh I'm not teaching any more (after a long career of over 30 years in teaching high school students and college students as well) but I used to prepare lesson plans. Nevertheless, these lesson plans weren't detailed ones. In my…"
Dec 9, 2011
Kayleigh O'Flynn posted a blog post

Skill and Drill

I remember when I was a student we did a lot with skill and drill practices. We had to memorize sight words, and math problems. Today, in my observation classrooms I see many more hands on activities and group work. Do students still work independently drilling information into their heads?See More
Dec 6, 2011
Leon Avrech left a comment for Kayleigh O'Flynn
"HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU FROM SUNNY SAN JOSE, CA. May you enjoy xmas and have a happy new year. Leon"
Dec 6, 2011
Kayleigh O'Flynn replied to Millis High School's discussion Skype in Education
"I never really thought of skype as a classroom tool, I used to just think of it as a a social networking device. I believe it would be great if students could become pen pals with other students in different countries and then were allowed to skype…"
Dec 6, 2011
Kayleigh O'Flynn liked Leon Avrech's blog post THINK YOU CAN TEACH? A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS
Dec 6, 2011
Kayleigh O'Flynn posted a blog post

Lesson Plans, how often are they used?

Throughout my years of education, I have learned numerous way to create lesson plans. In addition I have never seen any of my teachers actually use lesson plans. Do you use them? How often? Are they as formal and detailed as the ones created in college? I am wondering what current teachers do to organize their lessons and units.See More
Dec 4, 2011
Leon Avrech left a comment for Kayleigh O'Flynn
"Hi, Kayleigh. My name is Leon Avrech in San Jose, CA. Retired middle school teacher and principal. Wanted to let you and those  you know about my book. "THINK YOU CAN TEACH? A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS". Big help…"
Nov 30, 2011

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Hello all, I am Currently in my third at St. John Fisher college. I am studying to become a teacher, dual certified in childhood and special education. I am so excited about it! I am joining classroom 2.0 as a class project and to gain knowledge from all of you teachers on this site!

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Skill and Drill

Posted on December 6, 2011 at 8:43am 0 Comments

I remember when I was a student we did a lot with skill and drill practices. We had to memorize sight words, and math problems. Today, in my observation classrooms I see many more hands on activities and group work. Do students still work independently drilling information into their heads?

Lesson Plans, how often are they used?

Posted on December 3, 2011 at 8:51am 2 Comments

Throughout my years of education, I have learned numerous way to create lesson plans. In addition I have never seen any of my teachers actually use lesson plans. Do you use them? How often? Are they as formal and detailed as the ones created in college? I am wondering what current teachers do to organize their lessons and units.

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At 11:01am on December 6, 2011, Leon Avrech said…

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU FROM SUNNY SAN JOSE, CA. May you enjoy xmas and have a happy new year. Leon

At 12:06pm on November 30, 2011, Leon Avrech said…

Hi, Kayleigh. My name is Leon Avrech in San Jose, CA. Retired middle school teacher and principal. Wanted to let you and those  you know about my book. "THINK YOU CAN TEACH? A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS". Big help for teachers. You can get a signed copy from me: Classroom. PO Box 36036 San Jose CA Check payable to Leon Avrech. I'll pay shipping. Also available: amazon.com barnesandnoble.com xlibris.com and more. Thank you. Leon

 
 
 

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