LearnFromMe

A teacher passing along words of wisdom to other teachers as it has been passed on to me. Learn from what I have learned. Take lessons from my experiences and the experiences of others.

Teachers grow in their profession as they learn from other teachers and try new ideas. Sharing our experience with each other makes us grow stronger and more confident in the classroom since we know we have support all around us.

Most of the information provided here is geared toward middle school and high school, but it can be adapted for elementary as well.

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Feel free to read the articles and leave comments; I appreciate any feedback I receive.

~~~"A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops." -- Henry Adams~~~

LearnFromMe includes the teaching and poetry hubs of Marissa. You can find her parenting posts at mommyknowswhatsbest.com

In the Spotlight

First Letter to Parents and Guardians to Send Home from the Teacher at the Beginning of the School Year

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In the Spotlight

Fun Game to Learn and Practice High Level or ESL Vocabulary Words in the Classroom—Shabooinary

Need a fun vocabulary game to play with your classes? Try Shabooinary! It's a great game to learn and practice vocabulary words of all levels along with ESL vocabulary. Will you Shaboo?

In the Spotlight

How to Use the Learning Center on HubPages to Become a Successful Writer

Read this article to find out which Learning Center hubs to start with to become a successful hubber on HubPages

In the Spotlight

Getting Ready for the First Day of School: For Teachers

Teachers need to be just as prepared for the first day of school as students do. Learn some preparation tips to help your first day of school run smoothly.

In the Spotlight

Maintain Effective Classroom Management: Tips and Techniques to Keep Control while Teaching

Classroom Management Strategies: Want to be a teacher who has control over the classroom with classroom management? Follow these tips to maintain effective classroom management.

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  wehavekids.com

  Visual Aids for Middle School Research Projects

  14 months ago

  Need to make a visual aid for a research project or a speech? Learn about different types of visual aids and what you can use to make them.

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  owlcation.com

  How to Be an Effective Substitute Teacher

  9 months ago

  Need suggestions on how to be a successful substitute teacher? Here are some ideas and tips that will help you become an A+ substitute teacher.

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  Lesson Plans

  Fun Game to Learn and Practice High Level or ESL Vocabulary Words in the Classroom—Shabooinary

  8 years ago

  Need a fun vocabulary game to play with your classes? Try Shabooinary! It's a great game to learn and practice vocabulary words of all levels along with ESL vocabulary. Will you Shaboo?

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  owlcation.com

  How to Prepare Your Classroom for a Substitute Teacher

  12 months ago

  Whether you're going to be absent from school for weeks, months, or just a single day, you should learn how to prepare for when you need a substitute teacher. How do you prep your kids for when you're going to be absent?

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  owlcation.com

  How Should Teachers Contact a Student's Parents or Guardians?

  12 months ago

  Do you need to speak with one of your student's parents but don't know how to get in touch or what to say? Learn how to have positive experiences when working with your students' parents. Parents and guardians don't have to be scary! With this advice, you'll communicate like a pro.

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  Teaching

  Maintain Effective Classroom Management: Tips and Techniques to Keep Control while Teaching

  10 years ago

  Classroom Management Strategies: Want to be a teacher who has control over the classroom with classroom management? Follow these tips to maintain effective classroom management.

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  Parent & Teacher Relations

  First Letter to Parents and Guardians to Send Home from the Teacher at the Beginning of the School Year

  9 years ago

  Want to introduce yourself to your students' parents or guardians? Write them a letter! This article includes an example of an actual teacher letter to parents that can be used in any grade level.

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  Elementary, Middle School & High School

  Getting Ready for the First Day of School: For Teachers

  8 years ago

  Teachers need to be just as prepared for the first day of school as students do. Learn some preparation tips to help your first day of school run smoothly.