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Baby Walking and Improving Student Learning
My grandson is beginning to walk. He takes about ten steps and then falls down. He crawls over to the nearest table/chair and gets up again. He does not get discouraged about failing to walk many step… more →
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Baby Walking and Improving Student Learning
hgtuttle wrote 3 months ago: My grandson is beginning to walk. He takes about ten steps and then falls down. He crawls over to th … more →
Revisions and Formative Assessment
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hgtuttle wrote 3 months ago: I find that if I ask students to revise their work based on my formative feedback, some of them do m … more →
Talking to Babies Makes Them Successful in School
hgtuttle wrote 4 months ago: Christensen, Horn and Johnson in their Disruptive Class argue that one of the most disruptive ways t … more →
Pre-checking for Student Engagement Through PowerPoint
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hgtuttle wrote 4 months ago: Like many teachers, I use PowerPoint to guide the lesson. I like that I can have all the images, vid … more →
High Expectations For Our Students: Our Responsibility
hgtuttle wrote 5 months ago: Robyn Jackson in Never Worker Harder than Your Students differentiates between standards and expecta … more →
Responding to students: Our Real Emotional Message
hgtuttle wrote 6 months ago: In a previous post, I emphasized that students need an abundance of positive comments before they re … more →
Be more positive than negative
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hgtuttle wrote 6 months ago: Do you use a positive or negative mentality in your class? Do you focus on pointing out the positive … more →
School Awards For Teachers
hgtuttle wrote 7 months ago: I recently attended a college’s award ceremony for faculty and staff. I was impressed with a … more →
How valuable is Peer Review?
hgtuttle wrote 7 months ago: When my students hand in their final English essay, they also hand in their peer reviewed draft. I … more →
New Learning If Have Options
hgtuttle wrote 7 months ago: My wife just purchased an all-in-one printer-fax-copier. The machines lists eight special features. … more →
Activating Prior Knowledge and Formative Assessment
hgtuttle wrote 7 months ago: As I work with my students to develop their writing skills, I want to know what they already know ab … more →
Making a Difference Through the One Laptop Per Child Program
hgtuttle wrote 7 months ago: One Laptop Per Child XO laptop Students get excited about helping out other students, especially if … more →
I had a dream... (A weird one!)
vdub144 wrote 10 months ago: I sort of blabbed this out some time ago on Plurk: http://www.plurk.com/p/1f9l9 (edited slightly her … more →
For Edubloggers: How to Build a Better Blog
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emapey wrote 11 months ago: Explains the About Me, Best Posts and Sneeze Pages. Also Why Do you Need to Write Good Descriptive T … more →
Konrad Glogowski's Pedagogy of Blogging from NECC 2008!
theunquietlibrary wrote 1 year ago: Konrad Glogowski: I just discovered this blogger, educator, and teacher in recent days, but he … more →
Re-boot (Cont’d)
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Kris Hoet wrote 1 year ago: I only just announced the new authors to this blog, saying that there were another 2-3 people I wan … more →
Teacher's Blog Analysis
vaun wrote 1 year ago: The two teachers’ blogs I explored earlier have a lot of good content, but are rather plain in … more →
Cool Cat's Birthday Present
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mrschu81 wrote 1 year ago: Vicki Davis manages the Cool Cat Blog. In celebration of her 38th birthday, she compiled a list of 3 … more →
Meme: Passion Quilt
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Janetta wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been tagged for Miguel Guhlin’s Passion Quilt Meme by Ann Oro. Overcoming Obstacle … more →
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