The greatest wisdom I’ve heard in my career was from my Master Teacher, Anthony Tebelskis:
The secret of good teaching is taking kids from the concrete to the abstract.
In other words: Making the hard stuff easy.
Since then, over 10 years have passed and I’ve learned several ways to make that happen. Along with with crucial strategies, […]
Entries Tagged as 'Blogging Teachers'
Teaching Technology Takes Kids Farther: PowerPoint
February 3rd, 2008 · 19 Comments
Tags: Blogging Teachers · Lead Stories · Teaching Technologies
Paper Does Not Control Me
January 29th, 2008 · 9 Comments
Teaching requires all your wit and candor to reach the kids. When the copy machine takes more than you have, it kind of wrecks your day, doesn’t it? I want to give you an example of how blogs can be therapeutic as well as educational, as I take you through a day when I was […]
Tags: Blogging Teachers · Thumbnail Stories
Taking blogs to the Campus
January 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Probably one of the things we get asked most often about Edublogs Campus goes along the lines of ‘why on earth would I bother, you’ve got free blogs right here on Edublogs!’ and to be honest, it’s a pretty good question.
Well, besides the fact that you get to manage, control, create and generally be the […]
Tags: Blogging Students · Blogging Teachers · Thumbnail Stories
Who Are the Top Edubloggers?
January 28th, 2008 · 18 Comments
Aseem Badshah has created a listing of the Top edubloggers based upon Technorati’s rankings.
Tags: Blogging Teachers · Lead Stories
