"Hi Wendy, My name is Leon Avrech in San Jose, CA. I am a retired middle school teacher and principal. My book, "THINK YOU CAN TEACH? A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS" is a huge help to new teachers. Please spread the…"
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Wendy Gelbart commented on Lisa Nielsen's group Cell Phones in Education"I have tried using cell phones in the classroom, but keeping the kids on task has been a constant battle. However, it is no different than keeping them on task while doing a computer activity, so their is some merit to their use. A few of the…"
Wendy Gelbart replied to Niilo Alhovaara's discussion Collaboration through Google Docs in the group Google Apps for Education"I like using the forms function on Google Docs to administer surveys. I have used this for everything from deciding on a new set of classroom rules to sorting the students in my Harry Potter club. Perhaps your students can create a survey to…"
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- At 6:47pm on February 7, 2012, Leon Avrech said…
Hi Wendy, My name is Leon Avrech in San Jose, CA. I am a retired middle school teacher and principal. My book, "THINK YOU CAN TEACH? A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS" is a huge help to new teachers. Please spread the word. Available on amazon.com barnesandnoble.com e books etc. The book begins with the first day on campus. Yard duty, parent conferences, classroom management, back to school night and more. A must for teachers and for those planning to teach. Thank you. Leon Avrech. legendleon@att.net for more info.
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