Quick Tips

Speak Up 2007: An Invitation

You and your school district (or campus) can participate in this year’s Speak Up National Research Project.

Google™: A Wealth of Instructional Resources

You use Google™ to search for Websites, but, Google™ offers an assortment of other no-cost options.

Word a Day - Word of the Day: Mammoth Opportunity for Learning

Almost everybody overestimates and underestimates.

For example, most people will over estimate how much work that they can do in a year, and underestimate how much work that they can accomplish in a day or a week.

Odd, yes.

Mini-Relaxation Minutes: Restore Concentration and Mental Acuity

Focus and concentration can feel like stress-- whether it is the "good stress" of enjoyable, captivating, discovery-learning; or whether it is the "distress" of authoritarian, who-cares?, "forced to grapple with it" boredom.

Math for Every Subject: Build your Reusable Question, Math Templates, Sentence Stems and Math Prompts

If you teach, you teach math. You teach logic.

Summertime Relaxation: Recharge your Energy (and your Databanks)

Relaxation and Stress-Release

Summer is the time to recharge your energy. You can recharge even if you teach summer school, enroll in graduate courses, or work at other full (or part time) jobs to make ends meet.

Teacher Sharing: Standards are the Key to Efficient Sharing

Standards are the key to efficient and effective teacher sharing.

The Most Precious Time of the Year (For Learning)

Now is the most precious time of the year for student learning.

Before you Insult of Put Down a Student: Count from One to the Value of your Salary

Interacting with students can be exasperating, trying, frustrating…anger generating…as well as rewarding, joyous, fun, exhilarating, happy.

Summertime Relaxation: Recharge your Energy (and your Databanks)

Relaxation and Stress-Release

Summer is the time to recharge your energy. You can recharge even if you teach summer school, enroll in graduate courses, or work at other full (or part time) jobs to make ends meet.