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81Organizing The Early Childhood Classroom
Former educator rationalizes why the early childhood teacher faces the greatest challenges of all. Real-life tips in pictures will guide the EC teacher with great organizational tips for saving time and energy.
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80Is My Child Too Young To Read?
Reading begins at birth. Teaching an infant or toddler to love books leads to higher social, emotional and intellectual aptitude in pre-school. Use learning activities to stimulate reading.
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91Why Did You Become a Teacher?
A teacher has open communications with her students when they ask, "Why did you become a teacher?" As she shares her unconventional route from high school to marriage to baby to college to career, they begin to feel more normal, knowing that not everyone goes straight from high school knowing what they want to do in college or the work place. The student/teacher rapport soars when the teacher shares her story.
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58Thank You Tommy: A Gift From a Special Boy
Here is the story about how a special little boy has brought love, joy, and compassion for others to our family.
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92How to Teach Moral Values in Schools: Five Useful Classroom Activities
Telling and reading stories, learning and singing songs, role-playing a story, playing games, and teaching vocabulary with associations are five useful classroom activities for teaching moral values in schools. Moral values such as love and kindness, honesty, hard work, respect for others, co-operation, compassion, and forgiveness learned in classroom activities will remain with children throughout their lives.
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82Ideas for Keeping Marriage Fresh When You Are Raising Children
Keeping your marriage fresh when you have kids is important for you and your partner. This article makes some suggestions on how to save your marriage while raising children. Sometimes it is very challenging to keep an adult relationship going while parenting, but it is well worth the effort.
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80Fantastic February: Creative Ideas For The Classroom
rebeccamealey has taught at every grade level k-12 and shares creative resources for teaching in the "busiest little month" of the year, February.
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77Education Is A Three-Way Street
A look at the educational system through the eyes of a retired teacher. Problems are many but the solutions may be fairly simple or greatly complex.
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84Scariest Horror Story - Weird Outcome of Real Girl Ragging in Medical College Hostel - Girl Eating Hand with Video
Raj was in his second year doing MBBS and it was August, the time for new students to be admitted in the Medical College. He was quite excited about it though ragging was prohibited but who didn’t like to play small pranks on a fresher? But...
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82Has The Socialist Agenda Taken Over Our Schools?
John Dewey and William Kilpatrick were strong advocates for changing the way American students were taught. Did changes in methodology and content beginning in the 1920's contribute to a nation full of under educated graduates? Have so called new methods served to reduce the knowledge to be gained rather than add to intellectual pursuits? This article walks through the various changes through the decades and questions the socialist agenda of the two most noted educational reformers of the 20t
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