Theeducatorsroom.com Website Review

i deal with the most difficult of kids. in all of my years of teaching, i have been called the pied piper for children’s behavior and a child whisperer. but one thing that has never gotten easier is seeing seven, eight and nine-year-old children on medications that can i remember leaving my clas*room after teaching one of my toughest clas*es and crying in the bathroom of my placement school during my. a fight breaks out near the gym entrance at the large, suburban high school where i teach.  i see members of the step team that i advise. “is the faculty meeting in the cafeteria, or the auditorium?” i ask two of my colleagues, who both give me smiles filled with bemusement.”we don’t have an auditorium,” comes the reply followed by a resentful chuckle….read more. dr. martin luther king, jr. day should not be an inclement weather makeup day. i was born and raised in indiana, and i still reside in indiana today.  one fact about indiana is at some point the weather will get bad. having a tupac state of mind: supporting our students that grow from concrete. “we wouldn't ask why a rose that grew from the concrete has damaged petals, in turn, we would all celebrate its tenacity, we would all i debated whether to encourage my sophomore global history students to watch president trump's address on tuesday, january 8, 2019.  since happy 2019! i know that for most teachers the new year begins on the first day of teaching in either august or september.  however, the ahhhh… the two weeks teachers wait for that never seem to get here fast enough. i was so ready to be done with 2018 i had a collection of. there are thousands of students like andrew johnson sitting in our schools. dejected. embarras*ed. defeated. distraught. these are all the words that came to mind when i saw the video of andrew johnson, the wrestler we (educators) like to think that we're advocates for students. i've even been guilty myself of living in the nobleness of the word.