Summer Homework
May 30, 2014
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With the end of the school year approaching, are students being assigned summer homework? I hope so. Educators, including myself, are concerned that summer vacation
With the end of the school year approaching, are students being assigned summer homework? I hope so. Educators, including myself, are concerned that summer vacation
Grade grubbing or grade begging is what happens when the system is comprised of a ridged grading system. Students and parents feel compelled to complain
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A year ago I blogged on how important technology is in our schools today. I still believe it should be utilized in the classroom; however,
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In my many years of experience in education, I think I’ve heard it all – excuses from teachers, parents, and students. Excuses from parents and
In my professional career I have heard many debates about when children should begin writing and how to keep an interest in writing through high