#classroom life

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Substitute Teachers in the 90′s

Okay so who remembers having substitute teachers back in the 90′s. Obviously there are still substitute teachers but i have no idea how students react to them nowadays. In the 90′s we used to love to have a sub because it usually meant our routine was a little bit different. We didn’t do as much work as we normally would. Sometimes we we would even have name tags and i remember one time we all switched. name tags and had a different name for the day. I doubt that would happen in today’s world. School was much looser in the 90′s for sure.

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Thoughts of students, Sfax, Tunisia.

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JBB's DRP for 12/20/22: Comfortable Classroom Space

JBB’s DRP for 12/20/22: Comfortable Classroom Space

For the winter break I will be posting daily reflection prompts from earlier in the school year, from before I began posting prompt on this blog. Many of them are connected to the date when the prompt was originally posted, that will be pointed out in my response. Enjoy. Right now, is there a class that you feel most comfortable in? What is that class (and WHY?) (From 8/17/22) For the…

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JBB's DRP for 12/2/22: Thank You Donuts

JBB’s DRP for 12/2/22: Thank You Donuts

For the next couple weeks I will be posting the Gratitude Journal prompts that are being given to my students and my response post. I say “thank you” continually as a courtesy to my students, in part to show respect and acknowledgment and as an example of how we can treat each other. Even after those moments when voices are raised, I can say, “thank you,” when they do something simple that I’ve…

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Video Essays on Ed-Tech: Tools to Manage the Classroom (Video Resumes) I created these video essays in 2005 when I was looking for another ed-tech job. Enjoy.