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November | 2012 | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. Monthly Archives: November 2012. November 24, 2012. A Plump and Perky Turkey. November 24, 2012. The Beat of Culture. Science In The Classroom. Techist: A Blog about Technology, History and Teaching. Sunny Days in Second Grade. Elementary, My Dear, or Far From It. Learn Me to Teach. Ms Frizzle, Minus the Magic School Bus. Blog at WordPress.com. Thoughts from a grade one teacher. Techist: A Blog about Technology, History and Teaching. Ponderings of a teacher in training.

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Deficit Thinking | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. February 12, 2013. The New Press, 2012. I have been reading this book called Multiplication Is For White People. Takes time, makes sure you understand. One who enjoys being there. Someone you can find outside for help. One who is willing to learn about you and about new things. A good teacher inspires you and pushes you to the point of no return. Teachers are about occupying us, not teaching us. The bookwork and the tests have nothing to do with us. You are commenting...

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December | 2012 | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. Monthly Archives: December 2012. December 13, 2012. I feel like my blogging has improved because I am actually teaching. Earlier on, it was hard to blog because there was no context. I was blogging about teaching but I wasn’t really. I feel that my writing has become more accessible to my audience because we are all sharing the experience together. Blogging has become a haven for discourse and who better to talk to than fellow teachers? December 12, 2012. Techist: A B...

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The Beat of Culture | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. The Beat of Culture. March 1, 2013. Boom, boom, boom. Ghanian Drum Photo by Juan N Only flickr. What was amazing was, the students were only there for two minutes and they sounded like they had been playing together for years. March 4, 2013 at 5:38 pm. I appreciate that there was a cultural aspect to this experience as well. Students got to hear about a different culture, while also being participants. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Elementary, M...

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March | 2013 | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. Monthly Archives: March 2013. March 18, 2013. This quarter, I would have to say that I am starting to get more and more comfortable with teaching. Spending some time up in front of the classroom has always been a nerve wracking thought for me before I started student teaching. But as I think back through my ongoing experience with my students in front of the board, I would say that it is easier than I have imagined it! In that post, I talked about my worries as a new ...

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June | 2012 | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. Monthly Archives: June 2012. June 28, 2012. June 27, 2012. I will now be in charge of giving the stickers out to the students. Our professor also introduced to us the Yuk Box, it is a box full of informative posters and examples of the hazards around the house. It is a very good reference point especially to young children. To the poison center for the state of Washington. Jump Roping, Hula Hooping, and Food Blogging. June 26, 2012. Abuse and Neglect in the Classroom.

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Teacher Activism | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. January 21, 2013. As I researched this story even further I came upon an Op-ed piece. By one of the Garfield teachers, Jessie Hagopian. In the piece, Jessie reiterates the frustration of many teachers about standardized tests:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Ponder...

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Teacher Interview Resource | Getting my edu-macation in edu-macation…

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Getting my edu-macation in edu-macation…. Learning to be a better teacher than one who works at Derek Zoolander's School for Kids Who Can't Read Good and Want to do Other Stuff Good Too…. Teaching Is An Art. Positive Discipline →. February 10, 2013. As an extra pat on my back from myself, I even tried to comment on this stranger’s blog! And….here is the link to the teacher’s blog: A Lesson Plan for Teachers. This entry was posted in jobs. Teaching Is An Art. Positive Discipline →. Thanks for including a ...

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Science In The Classroom | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. Science In The Classroom. February 23, 2013. I am talking about this issue because I recently interviewed some of my students about science. When I asked them about what they thought of science, the most common response was “it is a lot of fun! What do you guys think? How can we weave more science into the classroom at the same time staying true to what the school requires of you as a teacher? For whom the bell rings. February 24, 2013 at 9:30 pm. I really believe you...

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Classroom Management | PedagogicalPonderer

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Ponderings of a teacher in training. February 12, 2013. That is probably the most asked question a teacher faces on a typical day. “What do I do now? February 18, 2013 at 6:13 am. It is a fine art, isn’t it? I’m discovering this as well. Just as with parenting, children crave structure and predictability, and without it things can go haywire pretty quickly. I’m doing my best to pay attention to all the wonderful little tricks my cooperating teacher uses, and hoping I remember them all! The Beat of Culture.