Micromanaging
May 25, 2015
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Micromanaging eventually crops up in everyone’s career or life at some point. Whether it’s from HR, a superintendent, supervisor, teacher, school board, legislature, or a
Micromanaging eventually crops up in everyone’s career or life at some point. Whether it’s from HR, a superintendent, supervisor, teacher, school board, legislature, or a
How much violence are our children exposed to in today’s society? Today in the news, there are many reports on violent activities throughout our cities. People
Research over the past several years on parent involvement and our schools indicate that regardless of background or family income, students that have involved parents •
In passing a playground with school children at play, how many times is there a child sitting on the ground or on the sidewalk of the
State tests are given to students in all schools once a year. Testing drives instruction and standardized tests have a purpose. They are used as an
Is there a difference in ordinary play and playful learning? All parents and educators understand the value in a child’s play and no one wants
Good questions are the principal element in the development of critical thinking skills. Questions encourage collaboration amongst students and teachers and support the learning process.
How do programs for ‘at risk’ students help? Programs such as SIP (Student Intervention Program), SAP (Student Assistance Program), and PEP (Personal Education Plan) are designed
Teachers are beginning to see the use of, what some call, ‘Cyber language/Internet English’ as part of formal written English. Language constantly develops and changes.
Schools are now beginning to use student ratings to determine the effectiveness of teachers. Schools in Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida (to name some) use a