A Tale of Two Coaches
This story is based on real life experiences…the names are changed to protect the $*#*&^$ (I’m not really using names). This is a tale of two football coaches. One …
Category: Teachers
SAFETY – Join Me on the Survival Mom’s Webinar
September 29, 2013
General Education, Preparedness, Public School, Safety, Teachers, technology
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I will be on The Survival Mom’s Webinar this Tuesday, Oct 1, 2013. The webinar is focused on safety, home, school and personal safety. See the info below and …
Clear Communications
Have you ever felt like you were giving someone instructions and they just didn’t get it. Maybe you thought that the person you were giving instructions to was a …
10 Role Plays to do with Your Soon to Be Kindergartener
Todd’s Note: The best teachers I work with know the value of role playing. Kids need context, examples and modeling. When you role play, you can provide this for …
Prepping to Teach Skills to Your Group
Recently, I have had a couple of interactions with others where I just didn’t understand where they were coming from. They started talking and sharing a situation, but I …
Are We Raising a Generation of Babies?
I got a haircut yesterday. The guy who cuts my hair, Kevin, is from Vietnam. He’s lived in the US for about 18 years. His English is still very …
10 Science Projects to Boost Investigative Skills in School-Aged Children
June 24, 2013
For Fun, General Education, Homeschool, Learning, Resources, Science, skills, Teachers
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Critical thinking skills and an inquisitive mind are important skills for every child. Parents can help to foster these skills at home by providing opportunities for learning while doing …
TEACHERS CARRYING GUNS
I was actually having this same conversation with someone in the district…the part of “we protect everything that is important to us.” I wrote other relevant articles here …