These are great book recommendations. Thanks to Mr. Hill’s Musing. I’m sharing his article here — Read on mrhillmusings.com/2017/05/10/summer-reading-2017-eight-book-recommendations-for-teachers/amp/ In an older post, Teacher workload: why less
Speaking truth to power
I just read this article written by Barack Obama, former president of the United States. It is a clear and understandable explanation of what is
The Change Leader by Michael Fullan
This article found at the Educational Leadership website caught my attention. It discusses how instructional leadership as the principal’s central role has been a valuable
Useful website to teach history, literature, world history and culture, language, art, and more!
Here are a handful of useful resources for both the teacher and the students. Some are websites, some are extensions for your Chrome Browser. Might
FACTFULNESS, THE STRESS-REDUCING HABIT OF ONLY CARRYING OPINIONS FOR WHICH YOU HAVE STRONG SUPPORTING FACTS.
The Guardian recently published this article “Good news at last; the world isn’t as horrific as you think”. The article is actually an extract from
Six Simple Ways to Get Your Students Talking
This is a great post by Lucas Richardson a High School History Teacher. It reminds me of my post Extending the silence. On my many walk-throughs in classrooms,
