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I have taught sixth grade science for about seven years now. The first three years I taught at a Buddhist school in California, before I got my license and ventured into public education. We moved to SC in 2004 because my husband is an auditor, and after Arthur Anderson went under there was a glut of them in the bay area and decent paying jobs were hard to come by.
I have no kids, just four cats at home, a husband, two gerbils and a hamster in my classroom at school.
My dream is to be able to teach online so I can work in my pjs, and move somewhere like Maine or Vermont where there are wonderfully snowy winters.
I have taught sixth grade science for about seven years now. The first three years I taught at a Buddhist school in California, before I got my license and ventured into public education. We moved to SC in 2004 because my husband is an auditor, and after Arthur Anderson went under there was a glut of them in the bay area and decent paying jobs were hard to come by.
I have no kids, just four cats at home, a husband, two gerbils and a hamster in my classroom at school.
My dream is to be able to teach online so I can work in my pjs, and move somewhere like Maine or Vermont where there are wonderfully snowy winters.
3 comments:
One reason to blog:
Adding tags help me find what I am looking for later when I am searching by topic.
One reason to Podcast:
My students cannot stand silence. Podcasting is a way to give them something to listen to that they can learn from and to help them find success in their classes.
Hopefully you are already using RSS feed and Diigo.com. If not please check them both out.
One reason to blog:
Adding tags help me find what I am looking for later when I am searching by topic.
One reason to Podcast:
My students cannot stand silence. Podcasting is a way to give them something to listen to that they can learn from and to help them find success in their classes.
Hopefully you are already using RSS feed and Diigo.com. If not please check them both out.
I think it has the same advantage as having student present work at the board: increased level of concern that comes with peer evaluation. Students often don't care what their teachers think, but they do care what their peers think.
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