First-Year Teachers Can Use These Strategies to Prepare Starting your first year of teaching can be challenging, even with student teaching experience under your belt. You may be anxious about meeting fellow staff members or about how to exercise control over the classroom so that everyone has a fair chance at learning. You might also […]
Read entire post...Dr. Doug Green’s Advice to Prospective Parents
June 27th, 2022
I was recently invited to a baby shower for my massage therapist. In addition to a card and some money, I included the following advice. It was very well received and appreciated so I thought I would share it with the readers of this blog who can pass it along to any expectant parents and parents of young children they know.
Read entire post...Creating Lasting Confidence by Emily Graham
June 4th, 2022
Creating Lasting Confidence by Emily Graham offers the kind of advice we all need to live a successful and happy life. This article is also loaded with links to lots more free advice and additional detail.
My Post-Pandemic Teaching and Learning Observations by Dr. Doug Green
May 27th, 2022Free Resources for Busy Parents and Educators Who Don’t Have as Much Time to Read and Surf as I Do My Post-Pandemic Teaching and Learning Observations – This is my latest piece of original work posted by the good people at X10 Publications. @10publications Looking for a Teacher Job? Try Jooble Recent Book Summaries & […]
Read entire post...Hacking Assessments 2.0 / What to Do After College / Innovating Responsibly
May 23rd, 2022
Time to consider ordering version 2.0 of Starr Sackstein’s Hacking Assessents book. Then it’s things to do after college and how to innovate responsibly. On to Snapchat’s new family feature, solving the plastic problem, reducing stress with tech, a do good quote, and a touching ALS video. (My wife had ALS.)
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