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For sixteen years I have written an education column for the Bay Area News Group. This blog contains my most recent column (updated twice monthly) as well a collection of favorite "soap boxes" dealing with pressing educational issues. Feel free to contact me: ateachersmarks@gmail.com
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A Teacher's Marks: Education Reform Doomed
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For sixteen years I have written an education column for the Bay Area News Group. This blog contains my most recent column (updated twice monthly) as well a collection of favorite "soap boxes" dealing with pressing educational issues. Feel free to contact me: ateachersmarks@gmail.com. Published in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, March 31, 2015. And use them to evaluate not just schools, but individual teachers. America recruits most of its educators from the bottom percentiles of college graduates. (And ...
A Teacher's Marks: July 2009
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For sixteen years I have written an education column for the Bay Area News Group. This blog contains my most recent column (updated twice monthly) as well a collection of favorite "soap boxes" dealing with pressing educational issues. Feel free to contact me: ateachersmarks@gmail.com. Speaking Truth to the Wall Street Journal. Published November 26th, 2012, in The Wall Street Journal. See awful comments in response: http:/ online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324851704578133492170215174.htm...I’v...
A Teacher's Marks: April 2015
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For sixteen years I have written an education column for the Bay Area News Group. This blog contains my most recent column (updated twice monthly) as well a collection of favorite "soap boxes" dealing with pressing educational issues. Feel free to contact me: ateachersmarks@gmail.com. Published in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, March 31, 2015. And use them to evaluate not just schools, but individual teachers. America recruits most of its educators from the bottom percentiles of college graduates. (And ...
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The daily musings of a substitute teacher in East Central Illinois. In case I haven’t said it yet, welcome to my blog! Whether you are an educator, a student, a parent, a friend, a family member, or you just happen to have stumbled upon. I hope you’ve found something here worthwhile! As a visitor to. You have the right to disagree. You may not like my ideas. You may think I am totally out to left field. You have the right to say so. As the author and owner of. I have the right to moderate comments. C...
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The daily musings of a substitute teacher in East Central Illinois. New Adventures, New Blog! Many have asked–okay, only one, actually, but it sounds better to say many–and I have responded! Anyway, after much internal debate and mutterings against those who are squatting on the domain name I. To use, I have decided that I with henceforth be blogging at. Adventures in Teaching Fourth. Found at http:/ teachingfourth.wordpress.com. Please update your bookmarks and come on by! And with that, I really. Many ...
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The daily musings of a substitute teacher in East Central Illinois. ITI 2011: There and Back Again. Note: This was originally posted on the blog that my wife and I share.]. As much as I would enjoy writing a post about. When she finished, 300 people rose to their feet, cheering, clapping, and calling for an encore. Later on, she and one of the teen staff members, a young man who is a semi-professional musician, were jamming in a lounge area. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Enter your comment here.
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Your School Search Starts Here. The Advantages of Declaring a Minor. How to Save Cash as a Student →. 50 Amazing Blogs for Elementary Educators. December 1, 2010. Studying education, and for anyone interested in improving elementary education. Keep up with whats going on in the world of education and get some intelligent commentary on it through these blogs. Teachers can find advice, news and tools to help push forward education reform and new ideas in education on this blog. Think Like a Teacher. Read D...
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The daily musings of a substitute teacher in East Central Illinois. In the process of completing hundreds of job applications, I have gotten used to seeing the same questions pop up time again. In fact, I have saved my responses to these questions so that I can copy-and-paste into my applications. (For those who may be concerned, this is actually encouraged! Anyway, here it is:. As an educator, my primary role as a leader is to provide students with the skills and knowledge they need to be leaders among ...
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Mark Welch's Perspective. Blog musings by Mark J. Welch. June 3, 2010. KaryLW.com (Kary Loredo-Welch's Blog). Mark Welch on Facebook. Mark Welch on LinkedIn. Mark Welch on Twitter. Bill Maher's New Rules. David Brooks (NY Times, conservative). Leonard Pitts (Miami Herald). LessonIndex.com - Lesson Plans and Teaching Guides. Teacher's Marks (Dave Ellison). WebEnglishTeacher's Chalkdust blog. Hayward Daily Review (InsideBayArea). HayWord (Daily Review blog). San Francisco Chronicle (SFGate).
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Day to Day - A Teacher's Life
Day to Day - A Teacher's Life. This Blog is a compilation of ideas, happenings and stuff from my day. So many funny and odd things happen in my day that I thought perhaps I should write them down. HOWEVER, to protect the innocent and sometimes guilty.all names have been changed! I have been a teacher for the past 11 years. I have a whole list of teaching certificates and am working on another one.I always think I need more! I love my job and couldn't imagine doing anything else! View my complete profile.
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A Teacher's Day
The day in the life of an inner city large urban school district teacher after the high stakes testing ends and there is still three more months left before summer vacation. Chicago, Illinois, United States. I have taught school for over thirty years always in the inner city and for the most part always upper grade students. I have two children and I have been married for twenty years. View my complete profile. Dorothy Tillman- Shes Baaaack. My Sons Second Graduation. THE VERY LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. Summer ...
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A Teacher's Look at the World
A Teacher's Look at the World. Saturday, January 31, 2009. A Teacher’s Hard Truth. When one goes into teaching there is this sense that you can change the world and move mountains. It is the Dr. Seuss mentality, that everything will be OK in the end. I wish this were true. The hard truth is that not every behaviorally challenging student will change. Oh, there are numerous success stories but it seems the ones that get away impact us the most. Why should they? They have made our classrooms a warzone!
A Teacher's Marks
For sixteen years I have written an education column for the Bay Area News Group. This blog contains my most recent column (updated twice monthly) as well a collection of favorite "soap boxes" dealing with pressing educational issues. Feel free to contact me: ateachersmarks@gmail.com. My latest, Why I hate football: http:/ www.cleveland.com/opinion/index.ssf/2017/09/why this notre dame grad came.html. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. More of Dave's recent columns.
a teacher's mind
Saturday, February 20, 2010. Rolling on the River. Last summer I led a themed, 2-week long "session" of my school's summer program that was loosely centered around the Hudson River and the New York Harbor. Pete Seeger's Sloop Clearwater. During the second week, we went for a ride on the Staten Island Ferry. And visited the Sloop Clearwater. And, of course, the Statue of Liberty:. Tuesday, February 16, 2010. This photograph captures all that I love about early childhood. Monday, February 15, 2010. The fac...
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A Month of Sundays
A Month of Sundays. Thursday, October 6, 2011. Sometimes we get paid to do this. This week last year I wrote the following note on my Facebook. In light of this day has rolled around again this year, it bears reposting. Now, I understand the counter-argument here. It goes something like this: “You people can’t budget your pay across 12 months? How can you possibly be trusted to teach our kids? 4 Buy an actual cut of meat from a butcher instead of ground beef / turkey from the supermarket. 6 Go to Target&...
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A Teacher's Note
A Teacher's Note. Sharing my life in and outside class. Did you say life was tough? It’s going to be a little hard falling asleep tonight so let me update this blog. It’s been a rough ride today… did I say today? Well, it’s been a […]. Continue reading →. June is the middle of the year but I only got to meet my immediate ‘supervisor’ last Thursday for my mid-year evaluation. I think it was more or less ok […]. Continue reading →. Continue reading →. The vocation of a teacher. Continue reading →. Most of ...
notes from a small teacher on a big island | thoughts, experiences and ideas on teaching, education, learning
Notes from a small teacher on a big island. Thoughts, experiences and ideas on teaching, education, learning. March 4, 2008. Categories for this blog. I have been thinking about the kinds of items I might want to blog about here and so far I have identifed a few categories:. Teaching as a profession. So if you fancy reading musings on any one of those, or want to help explore practice ideas then check in evey now and then! March 1, 2008. Why am I here? Isn’t this the eternal question? Why am I here?
