Merry Christmas from SupTeach!
Posted in Lighthearted on Dec 24th, 2008 1 Comment »
Merry Christmas and a VERY MERRY Winter Break to all!
Archive for December 24th, 2008
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to our collaborative Edublog! Enjoy your stay. We LOVE comments. Leave one, two, or even a few!What:
This blog was created with one shared purpose in mind: We are passionate about education and would like to share our experiences with you.Who:
Most of us are new teachers. A couple of us work in higher-ed. We are by no means experts but we do seek to provoke dialogue.Where:
The urban sector; specifically, the Bay Area and New York.-
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