Dr. Bill Page would rather teach than do just about anything else any day of the week. “During my career I was an educator and administrator in elementary, middle and high schools, as well as college, for 33 years,” Page said. “During that time I enjoyed serving as a Boy and Cub Scout master,...
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Substitute Teacher Evaluation
As the school year gets underway, many of you will be working as substitute teachers for various districts. As a sub, you have the opportunity to visit several schools, learn from seasoned teachers, and leave impressions on principals and members of hiring committees. It is important to treat every subbing job as an interview....
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Classroom Chic from Jillian Harris
Remember Jillian, the interior designer contestant on the Bachelor? It's okay, I won't tell anyone. Just take a few minutes to check out her ideas for fresh classroom design. They're all simple and easily adaptable. You also might think I’m crazy to believe a classroom could be chic but I’m out to prove you...
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SMART Board Lessons
We can't reinvent the wheel all of the time. There is a wealth of amazing lesson plans out there that you can use as is, or as I like to do, edit to tailor to your exact needs. Search these sites when preparing a lesson for an interview -- even if the district you...
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No Child Left Behind?
What can you do to help students succeed in the face of budget cuts, staffing reductions, higher standards, and increasing assessments? What You Can Do to Guarantee “No Child is Left Behind” -- Teacher Encourages Local Involvement in Education “Test Cheating Scandal!” “Budget Cuts!” “Accreditation Lost!” These are the types of headlines associated with...
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