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From Learning to Read to Reading to Learn
A first-grade teacher in a classroom somewhere in the world is approaching the middle of February. Her beginning students are nearing the end of Learning to Read and will be…
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Workers in the Kingdom
The holiday season with its flurry of excitement is past. Gone are the days of Christmas program practice, class parties, and Christmas break. Here instead are midwinter days filled with…
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For One
“Somebody will have to be killed before they change it” This statement came regarding an intersection that has been the site of several accidents. Wouldn’t it be nice to change…
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Designing and Managing Student Projects
While most of our class time should be spent covering major concepts and the material in our textbooks, there is much value in having students complete projects. It has been…
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Does Spelling Count?
“Are you grading for spelling on this?” a middle-school-aged student asked about his essay. Of course I was grading for spelling—on this essay and on other assignments. But for some…
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