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Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts
12.3.24

Energize Students with Quick Activity: Critical Thinking & Movement for Engagement

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Revitalize your classroom dynamics with an interactive activity that boosts student engagement and fosters critical thinking. Discover how p...
10.3.24

Language Meets Art: Exploring 'Amor' and 'Caritas' in Augustus-Saint-Gaudens’ Work at The Met 🌟🖼️

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Explore the captivating intersection of language and art in Augustus Saint-Gaudens' masterpiece, Amor and Caritas, at The Met. A linguis...
29.8.23

Prudence, Wisdom, and Self-Care: The Uncommon Story of Zeus and Metis

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We've all heard of Zeus, the King of the Gods, known for his godly escapades and tumultuous love affairs. However, little is spotlighted...
5.4.23

Creation Myths of Ancient India: World Mythology Series for the Middle and High School Humanities Classroom

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Teaching creation myths from ancient India can be an exciting way to engage middle and high school students in the Humanities or English Lan...
30.6.22

Clip Art: Cosmic School Teacher

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The cosmic school teacher inspires students by exploring boundless ideas, from black holes to the meaning of existence, opening minds to in...
10.7.21

Teacher's Summer Diary #2398: On the Tedium of Making Educational Digital Content (And Why a Walk, a Stretch, and a Sip of Water is Essential)

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In this post, I talk about making educational resources for the middle and high school classroom and why distraction is my friendly passenge...
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3.5.21

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! (And How to Download a FREEBIE from TpT)

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Hi, Friends, and Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Share the Love I know. I wrote that subject line with a lot of pride! But it's true. Y...
9.4.21

On Positivity and How I Am Dealing With Teaching and Promoting Anti-Hate (#stopasianhate #stopblackhate #love)

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"Girrrrrrllllllll!" is my general mood as of late. Two people told me today, “You are always so positive.” The first was a colleag...
12.9.20

First Days of School in the Covid-19 Era — Report from a High School English Teacher

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Some schools have already been back in session for three weeks now and New York City Public schools have not even started but in our small s...
11.7.20

Feast of Saint Benedict — Photos of Work and Community from My Time as a Benedictine Monk (c. 2004)

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Today is the feast day of Saint Benedict of Nursia, famous cenobite who, 1,500 years ago, carved out a rule for people to live together in c...
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8.9.19

Getting Ready For A New School Year (And Seeing Lots of Dog Walkers in Jackson Heights)

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I love this photograph (even though I took it). If you look at the image carefully you may notice I used “tilt-shift”. By shifting focus a...
1.9.19

Teaching Eleven and Twelve Year Olds How to Conduct Online Research is Fun

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Working Every Day With Kids I'm a teacher. I don't have a classroom of seventy kids. My largest class has twenty-three students. I...
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15.6.19

Lesson Plans, Activities, Printables, Editables, and More that I have Created and Made Available for Teachers

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Most of the following  lesson plans , activities, and other teacher resources are for sale on  my teacher's marketplace ; however, l...