The daily links section will feature links that I have run across during that day that I find interesting and fit into the realm of education. The links will be about technology, different academic subjects, leadership, and various other topics. Check back daily to see what else I’ve found.
10 Ways To Get Your Students Respect
http://whatedsaid.wordpress.com/2010/08/28/10-ways-to-get-your-students-respect/
Number 1 is the most obvious way, show your students respect. If they don’t think you respect them, why would they every respect you? Overall a good list. I used many of these ways in my own class, though not all of them. Worth a read.
http://whatedsaid.wordpress.com/2010/08/28/10-ways-to-get-your-students-respect/
Number 1 is the most obvious way, show your students respect. If they don’t think you respect them, why would they every respect you? Overall a good list. I used many of these ways in my own class, though not all of them. Worth a read.
Instructables Member: NurdRage
http://www.instructables.com/member/NurdRage/
NurdRage is a member of the site Instructables. if you’re not familiar with the site, it features instructions for how to do various things – in this case NurdRage has posted quite a few video instructions on how create various chemical reactions. Out of the ones I watched, I liked the feature on creating your own glow sticks. Some of these experiments would be appropriate for Middle/High School students, but some may not.
http://www.instructables.com/member/NurdRage/
NurdRage is a member of the site Instructables. if you’re not familiar with the site, it features instructions for how to do various things – in this case NurdRage has posted quite a few video instructions on how create various chemical reactions. Out of the ones I watched, I liked the feature on creating your own glow sticks. Some of these experiments would be appropriate for Middle/High School students, but some may not.
20 Free Educational Video Sites
http://blog.curriki.org/2010/07/13/watch-and-learn/
The internet is so rich in educational videos. Here is a list of 20 sites that feature videos dealing with education. Some of these sites have thousands of videos to go through, some I have been to, others I will be visiting.
http://blog.curriki.org/2010/07/13/watch-and-learn/
The internet is so rich in educational videos. Here is a list of 20 sites that feature videos dealing with education. Some of these sites have thousands of videos to go through, some I have been to, others I will be visiting.
27 Tips For Parent Conferences
http://www.myteachertools.com/27_tips_for_parent_conferences.php
It’s the start of a new school year, which means new parents to get to know. These 27 tips can help make those parent teacher conferences a bit easier and less stressful for all those involved.
http://www.myteachertools.com/27_tips_for_parent_conferences.php
It’s the start of a new school year, which means new parents to get to know. These 27 tips can help make those parent teacher conferences a bit easier and less stressful for all those involved.
100 Best YouTube Videos for Science Teachers
http://www.bachelorofscience.com/100-best-youtube-videos-for-science-teachers
I have not seen many of these, but I can see that I may be spending an afternoon watching some of these in the near future. A great collection!
http://www.bachelorofscience.com/100-best-youtube-videos-for-science-teachers
I have not seen many of these, but I can see that I may be spending an afternoon watching some of these in the near future. A great collection!
Top 40 Podcasts for Teachers
http://www.onlinedegrees.org/top-40-podcasts-for-teachers/
Another nice collection of resources. 40 podcasts for teachers – some of these I am subscribed to, but quite a few are new to me. Some of them look interesting.
http://www.onlinedegrees.org/top-40-podcasts-for-teachers/
Another nice collection of resources. 40 podcasts for teachers – some of these I am subscribed to, but quite a few are new to me. Some of them look interesting.
Inform, Invite, Perform (and Feed): A Plan to Increase Parental Involvement
http://www.connectedprincipals.com/archives/727
4 great ways to help bring parents into the school. Each of the ideas could work in part on its own, but together, they seem to form a strong plan for getting parents to the school.
http://www.connectedprincipals.com/archives/727
4 great ways to help bring parents into the school. Each of the ideas could work in part on its own, but together, they seem to form a strong plan for getting parents to the school.
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