Education

October 4, 2015 0

The other day I was talking to a friend about her promotion at work. She was brilliant at her job, an [...]

In an ideal world, schools would be a place where students feel curious and engaged. They would be busy [...]

September 6, 2015 1

Our school has a strong reading culture,but in recent years our secondary students were [...]

August 27, 2015 0

Every summer I search for a new book, tool, or technique that will rekindle my excitement for teaching. [...]

July 5, 2015 0

This year we had our five-year follow-up visit from NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges) [...]

February 9, 2015 2

One Tuesday morning, our Parent Support Group suggested we host a readathon at school. Because the word [...]

February 5, 2015 1

A few months ago I discovered Zaption when I took The Teaching Channel’s observation [...]

January 21, 2015 0

Guest bloggers Dennis Negron (the head of TCFL’s Science Department) and Lizzie Nyitray [...]

November 30, 2014 2

Guest blogger Laura Sanchez has a PhD in Neuroscience and Education, specializing in reading [...]

November 24, 2014 0

I just finished reading Deborah Wiles’ captivating historical fiction novel, Revolution, and it is [...]

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