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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: I wish I could quit you!
In one of those weird, fortuitous reading coincidences, I read the following articles back to back: On MSNBC.com, Why Quitting is Good For You, ...
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: Teaching students how to paragraph
In yesterday's post, I talked about teaching students how to paragraph instead of telling them what to put in what paragraph.
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: Opinion on Education Issues
A recent Education Week survey found that 42 percent of students are now ... February 20, 2006 in Opinion on Education Issues | Permalink | Comments (2) ...
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog
I think her point was that when you are "done" with teaching (i.e., you are burned out), you are not doing anyone any favors by staying. ...
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: Teaching students how to paragraph
In yesterday's post, I talked about teaching students how to paragraph instead of telling them what to put in what paragraph.
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: Excel Spreadsheet Gradebook
I haven't posted in a while - mostly because I've been so busy. Working on helping my 9th graders improve their student skills and improve ...
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: Teaching students to write dialogue
More ideas for teaching students to write interesting sentences | Main ... The use of the erasable sentence strips was genius and I hope the ...
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: New York City Teaching
Today was the first day of school for students in NYC and the first day of students at the local university where I teach a methods and student teaching ...
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: Teacher Retention
Posted by: Laura Slayton | June 07, 2006 at 11:37 AM. Teachers in America are underappreciated by the entire population of America. ...
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Tim Fredrick's ELA Teaching Blog: Teaching character analysis, Part IV
Then (what students started today), students get into their lit circle groups and start thinking about how the main character is ...
