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Links to Inspire: This Week’s Favorites
{At the close of each week, I publish some favorite links, that I hope will inspire. Enjoy!} Blogger to Encourage: Bill Selak He’s knowledgeable, talented and always willing to support others....
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I Dream of Better Blogging
For the past few months I’ve been dreaming of ways to work to be a better blogger. I enjoy blogging, but often find myself feeling not as valuable to the blogger-sphere, as I know I could be. I go...
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Breakaway Monday
Me and my Mentor Every Monday, I tweet out the hashtag #MentoringMonday. I like the idea of taking at least one day a week to encourage my large network of educators to reach out and support a new...
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5 Ways to Reboot Your “To Do” List
Do you spend endless hours making To Do Lists? Did they really help you to stay sane and organized? Or did their very existence make you more stressed than you were before you created them? In my...
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Links to Inspire: This Week’s Favorites
{At the close of each week, I publish some favorite links, that I hope will inspire. Enjoy!} I took an August Break from Blogging. Looking forward to coming back. Blogger to Encourage: Jo-Anne Fox...
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Listen to Me with Your Eyes
“The art of conversation is the art of hearing as well as of being heard.” – William Hazlitt Speaking How many times have you sat through a seminar or webinar discussing the fine art of verbal...
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Links to Inspire: This Week’s Favorites
{At the close of each week, I publish some favorite links, that I hope will inspire. Enjoy!} Blogger to Encourage: Justin Stortz. He blogs here. Check it out! Helping Teachers Create Visionary...
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Links to Inspire: This Week’s Favorites
{At the close of each week, I publish some favorite links, that I hope will inspire. Enjoy!} Blogger to Encourage: Sarah Findlater. She blogs here. Stop by and visit! My BaMMily tree. Connected...
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Five Tips for New Teachers to Become Connected Educators
(Originally posted in August 2012, updated for October 2013.) This month, the U.S. Department of Education kicked off Connected Educator Month, with engaging keynotes, panel discussions, book chats,...
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A Celebration of a Life Filled with Love
Every year, at her birthday, I share a testimony to the life of my Grandmother, Carmen Gascon. May it inspire you, today. Today is my grandmother’s birthday. She was born on Valentine’s Day, February...
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Ditch the Resolutions and Do the Word! #onelittleword
When I was a classroom teacher I was easily pulled in many directions and got caught up in way too many projects. In my eagerness to serve, I frequently volunteered to be on this committee and to chair...
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We Need to Keep Planting Gardens #earthday
Earth Day 2015 is just around the corner! I just about jumped up for joy when I saw this little Curious Garden video (above) on Twitter this morning. It’s a fun one that can be used in the classroom...
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The Power of the Morning Meeting: 5 Steps Toward Changing Your Classroom Culture
“The whole morning meeting not only sets a really good tone for the students, but it sets a tone for me.” – Teacher in Louisville, Kentucky When I first learned about the Morning Meeting model, I was...
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Ditch the Resolutions and Do the Word! #onelittleword
When I was a classroom teacher I was easily pulled in many directions and got caught up in way too many projects. In my eagerness to serve, I frequently volunteered to be on this committee and to chair...
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We Need to Keep Planting Gardens #earthday
Earth Day 2015 is just around the corner! I just about jumped up for joy when I saw this little Curious Garden video (above) on Twitter this morning. It’s a fun one that can be used in the classroom...
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The Power of the Morning Meeting: 5 Steps Toward Changing Your Classroom Culture
“The whole morning meeting not only sets a really good tone for the students, but it sets a tone for me.” – Teacher in Louisville, Kentucky When I first learned about the Morning Meeting model, I was...
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3 Tips to Support a Reflective Teaching Practice
This post originally appeared as an ongoing series on EdweekTeacher.org The New Teacher Chat: Advice, Tips, and Support Christine, Your post on The Value in Reflection was so much fun to read. Looks...
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