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Teaching Slice REFLECTIONS (High School) Due December 8th & 10th, but write very soon after teaching your slice. 1) Watch your video (and your peer coach's video). 2) Write you… Started by Joanna Birnbaum	0	Dec 2, 2017
5 Virtual Field Trips for History and Social Studies Teachers If you’ve experienced the Smithsonian, George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate, Colonial Williamsburg and a slew of other historical landma… Started by Karen Cameron	3	Nov 29, 2017 Reply by Lyvia Osterstock
FINAL lesson plan draft, with modified goals Upload your FINAL lesson draft here-- Word doc. See FINAL guidelines. The highlighted sections have to be ready by Friday (11/24), the r… Started by Joanna Birnbaum	0	Nov 22, 2017
5 Lessons I Learned From a Master Teacher In fifth grade, I had a teacher named Mrs. K. She was a no-nonsense kind of lady, but like any master teacher, she was able to maintain a p… Started by Karen Cameron	6	Nov 1, 2017 Reply by Leesa johnson
Getting absent students make up work I teach a home room class and two sections of science. It always becomes a problem when kids are absent from science and I'm trying to get… Started by Aaron Locken	7	Oct 31, 2017 Reply by Leesa johnson
CSI Teaching Slice (self-reflection and peer reflection) Please write your FOCUS, and cite from the readings. Started by Joanna Birnbaum	0	Oct 17, 2017
BLOG# 1 “Salvando al soldado Pérez” es una película que refleja los valores familiares, más allá de enaltecer al crimen organizado.Trata de… Started by Selena Jaquez	0	Oct 14, 2017
The Complexities of Generation Z Students There is probably next to no people there who haven’t heard about Millennials, but as attention seeking as they might have been, they are… Started by Michael Yarborough	0	Oct 1, 2017
Simple Law of Cosines Question Huge suspension bridges are build with the earth's roundness in mind. The two towers are plumb line straight up and down and yet, because… Started by William Thompson	0	Sep 26, 2017
15 More Ways Real Teachers Recover From a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day We love our job, but that doesn’t mean that teaching is easy. There will be bad days and classes that don’t go the way we planned them—ther… Started by Karen Cameron	7	Sep 19, 2017 Reply by UreyL Lynn