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First Day of School Jitters and 4 Ways to Conquer Them It’s hard to believe, but summer is coming to a close. Some of you have already started a new school year, but we anticipate that most of y… Started by Karen Cameron	0	Aug 23, 2013
5 Ways to Become Reacquainted with Your Inner-Reader If you’re a bona fide bookphile, this blog may not resonate with you, but we anticipate that many teachers may have fallen out of love with… Started by Karen Cameron	0	Aug 22, 2013
Two essential websites for reading teachers A couple weeks ago, I came across a website called GoodReads and I can’t get enough of it. Essentially, GoodReads is a Facebook for book ne… Started by Karen Cameron	3	Aug 21, 2013 Reply by Priscilla Grim
5 More Ways to Build a Relationship-Driven Classroom Last week, we talked about building relationship-driven classrooms and covered five simple ways for teachers to connect with their students… Started by Karen Cameron	0	Aug 20, 2013
5 Ways to Build a Relationship-Driven Classroom Most of us have a story about a life-changing teacher. In fact, even decades later many of us can still recall the assignment, perhaps even… Started by Karen Cameron	2	Aug 20, 2013 Reply by Karen Cameron
K-8 Computer Lab Teachers Hello. I am not sure if there is a discussion out there for computer lab teachers yet. If not, I would like to start one so we can bounce i… Started by Jeremiah Olson	229	Aug 20, 2013 Reply by Priscilla Grim
Six Thinking Hats: A collaborative learning strategy that works For those of you unfamiliar with Edward de Bono, he is the physician and author behind “parallel thinking,” the term used to describe a lea… Started by Karen Cameron	2	Aug 16, 2013 Reply by Karen Cameron
5 Simple Ways to Increase Independent Reading Time According to a 2011 survey, the Pew Research Center found that 72% of American adults had read a printed book. A year later they found that… Started by Karen Cameron	0	Aug 14, 2013
3 Ways to reclaim and maintain your passion for teaching Teaching is a passionate profession: it demands a love of learning, a love of people, and a passion for intellectual and emotional engagem… Started by Karen Cameron	2	Aug 9, 2013 Reply by Karen Cameron
Strategies to Reduce Bullying and Social Aggression: A Free Webinar We’ve seen the documentaries and heard the statistics frequently enough to know that bullying is a problem. Less often, though, are teacher… Started by Karen Cameron	0	Aug 9, 2013