Posted in Classroom Management, Methods, Teacher Perks, Teaching is Collaborative on Oct 28th, 2008 7 Comments »
Though I maintain this year’s schedule is far more difficult than last, not everything’s turned for worse. One difference is… I’VE GOT HELP NOW!
Three things:
1. An Algebra Tutor
Recently graduated from college, and helps out in ALL THREE of my algebra classes. We’re developing a routine where he pulls out 3-4 students per day to provide [...]
Posted in Advice, Growth, Methods, Struggles, Teaching is Collaborative on Sep 18th, 2008 No Comments »
It’s undeniable that this profession feels highly unsustainable. This past summer, I asked a veteran teacher if he intended to teach for life. He hesitate for a bit… “I don’t know about forever. Teaching really is a burnout profession.” Sometimes I feel the same way, sometimes I don’t. Like an ex-ex-roommate once said “anything worth [...]
Posted in Methods, Teaching is Collaborative on Sep 8th, 2008 No Comments »
I put in a little work into my page of my high school’s website. If you’re interested in getting ideas for rules, consequences, and other policies, or if you’re just interested in general, check it out!
