YOU HAVE MY SWORD.
A colleague shared an excellent but not yet published paper on the syllabus. It got me thinking as this is the time most of us are revisiting these venerable documents. Oh, I know, some of you finished yours back in May when the semester ended. And then there are the rest of us who are working on them feverishly as the beginning of new academic year quickly approaches.
- Teaching English overseas
- Financial examiner/internal auditor
- Mobile media
- Healthcare case managers
- Spanish translators
- Healthcare information technology
- Data mining and analytics
- Occupational health & safety
- Geriatric healthcare
- Green jobs
Teaching English overseas and anything green is okay by me! Click through the above link to read the article from moneywatch.
Keep questioning,
Sara
These are the tasks for the PhD writing group this week:
Week 1 Writing Plan
- Day 1: Understand feelings about writing.
- Day 2: Choose & improve your writing site; design a daily & weekly writing schedule for 12 weeks
- Day 3: Start documenting how you currently spend your time.
- Day 4:…
Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today.
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| — | Malcom X (via dirtyphilosophy) |
As elementary educators, the role of teaching manners often falls into our curriculum along with the standards. These are the 25 manners every child should know by age 9 (according to Parents.com):
- When asking for something, say please.
- When receiving something, say thank You.
- Do not interrupt…
Here are some of my favorite posts and reblogs related to Language Arts:
Vocabulary Instruction Part 1: Introduction
Vocabulary Instruction Part 2: Why is vocabulary instruction important?
Vocabulary Instruction Part 3: 6 Themes
Vocabulary Instruction Part…
