titsay
we're not kids anymore.
taylor price
ojovivo
if i look back, i am lost
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Andulka
Mike Driver
Three Goblin Art
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
shark vs the universe
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Cosimo Galluzzi
wallacepolsom
Stranger Things
Sade Olutola
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@seemimiteach
A mistake I've made in my life is that I confused settling with being grateful. I accepted mediocracy in every aspect of my life because I know things could always be worse... But now I see things could always be better too.
Ms. Mimi IG: mimi_moments
Agreed.
I once caught an 11th-grader who snuck a cheat sheet into the final exam. At first, he tried to shuffle it under some scratch paper. When I cornered him, he shifted tactics. “It’s my page of equations,” he told me. “Aren’t we allowed a formula sheet? The physics teacher lets us.” Nice try, but no dice. The principal and I rejected his alibi and hung a fat zero on his final exam. That dropped his precalculus grade down from a B+ to a D+. It lingered like a purple bruise on his college applications. Looking back, I have to ask myself: Why didn’t I allow a formula sheet? Cheat sheets aim to substitute for memorization, and I hate it when my students memorize things. … What separates memorization from learning is a sense of meaning. When you memorize a fact, it’s arbitrary, interchangeable—it makes no difference to you whether sine of π/2 is one, zero, or a million. But when you learn a fact, it’s bound to others by a web of logic. It could be no other way.
Ben Orlin, <a href=”http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2013/09/when-memorization-gets-in-the-way-of-learning/279425/”>When Memorization Gets in the Way of Learning</a>, <cite>The Atlantic</cite>, 9 September 2013
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For all Future Teachers:
Teaching is wonderful. Absolutely wonderful.
It is also exhausting. Absolutely exhausting.
That never changes.
When She Realized Her Students Were Suicidal, This Teacher Changed Her Curriculum…. what a brilliant teacher.
All schools need this.
…made a room full of pre-professionals completely lose their heads today.
Someone suggested that should be one of the main goals of an English teacher. As an English and science teacher-to-be, I was instantly nodding along. Yes, research and evidence!
But then:
"That would cause too much…
I’m finding a whole arena of items that we probably won’t cover in the teacher credential program but will be major opportunities once I’ve got my own classroom. One of those is how to manage worksheets.
Despite not having any experience with actually creating and managing my own I submit my…
My biology professor said he likes my binder
