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Guest post by Jennifer Gonzalez
As the parent of three elementary students, I get a lot of classroom newsletters. And every time I get one, I fully intend to read it. I know how important it
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Chances are good that you have at least a few gifted children in your classroom, even
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Are you feeling the classroom library blues? Whether you have a huge book collection or you’re just getting started, the cure is finding a checkout system that works for you.
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Even if you love creating bulletin boards, chances are good that you don’t have time to dream up a
Read moreGuest post by Chris Biffle
Director, Whole Brain Teaching
Note: The rule Chris described in
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Director, Whole Brain Teachers of America
Note: This post is a part of the WBT’s Classroom Transforming Rules series. To
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When it comes to encouraging kids to produce quality work, one of the biggest problems we face is getting kids
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Director, Whole Brain Teaching
WBT Rule 1: Follow Directions Quickly
Please don’t read this, unless you have medical clearance. Make sure your doctor guarantees that your
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