Rear Window by Doaly
Submitted by Lynn
Rear Window by Doaly
Submitted by Lynn
Quick guide to Shakespeare’s tragedies
Found at biblioklept.org
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Until I feared I would lose it, I never loved to read. One does not love breathing.
This. Is. Water.
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In his heart of hearts, His Royal Highness knows he’ll never be cool
i made a thing
uh…. I kinda sorta really want to make this more school appropriate and use it as a review for writing essays…
I wish I could give this to my students.
Hehehehe.
It took some trickery.
“It’s kind of like a summary. You need to summarize, but it’s a step further.”
It took some cajoling.
“No really, you guys are good at this. We’ve done this several times!”
It took a lot of scaffolding.
“Here’s a paragraph planning worksheet. There are instructions on…
Brilliant moments.
So I just found this and I think it’s a great tool for students that struggle with routine but like video games. You can create your own “daily quests,” “habits,” and “to-dos.” There’s a rewards section where you can then use the returns from these “quests” to buy presents for yourself.
I think this is great for both specific classes and mainstream students as well as special education.
Kinda fun, maybe?
Great for any and every history class. This one map can answer many questions as to why we are here and the first real attempt at forced globalization.
For the History classroom.
Young teachers from across the United States have told me they no longer have the ability to properly manage classrooms, not because of lack of training, not because of lack of ability, not because of lack of desire, but because of upper administration decisions to reduce statistics on classroom referrals and in-school and out-of-school suspensions. As any classroom teacher can tell you, when the students know there will be no repercussions for their actions, there will be no change in their behavior. When there is no change in their behavior, other students will have a more difficult time learning.
Read the whole article. Increasingly relevant to Aus and quite reflective of a number of frustrations I feel.
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looking at malcolm
Hahaha. Malcolm.