May 16, 2017 1 How To Help Seniors Face Pressure & Uncertainty This guest post was written by Kenza Moller, a freelance writer and editor (who also happens to edit the [...]
April 29, 2017 3 Exploring Theme – Teamwork in Action Our Language Arts team often gets together to discuss areas of difficulty and to [...]
April 23, 2017 11 Harnessing the Power of Words About a year ago, I was taking part in a Twitter chat in which teachers were talking about the [...]
April 15, 2017 26 The “No Grades” Experiment Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Last year, Jean Erickson, our Language Arts teacher extraordinaire, gave [...]
March 13, 2017 4 Lowering Test Anxiety: How to Nip Test-Taking Fears in the Bud As educators, it’s a scenario we see frequently: all too often, students will come into my office [...]
March 8, 2017 11 Qualities of an Effective Lead-Learner As often as I can, I join the #BFC530 Twitter chat – a group of educators who chat every weekday [...]
March 1, 2017 6 The Many Lessons of an Independence Day Program February 27th is Dominican Independence Day and to celebrate, our students put on an annual [...]
February 25, 2017 6 Scaffolding Literary Analysis: Step-by-Step to Reach Success Let’s face it — for most students, literary analysis is just plain hard. And teaching it is even [...]
January 21, 2017 0 Creating Independent Learners with Ongoing Self-Assessment Teaching students the meta-cognitive skill of self-assessment empowers them and puts them in charge of their [...]
January 14, 2017 10 Concentration 101: Teaching Students to Focus In the last few years, complaints about the amount of homework assigned in our secondary school have [...]