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| We've come a long way on our lesson plans – Look at this one from 1979 (Photo credit: Fuschia Foot) |
August was a busy month with many of us heading back to school. Looking over my stats for this blog, I thought you might want to see the hottest posts of the month for your weekend reading:
- 50 Teaching and Lesson Plans that Rock
- QR Code Classroom Implementation Guide
- 15 Fantastic Ways to Use Flipboard
- 89 Lesson Plans and Ideas for Teaching Math
- 10 Ways to Be a Terrible Teacher
- 62 Ideas, Lesson and Humor for English Teachers
- 54 Teaching and Lesson Plan Ideas for History Teachers
- World Wonders: A new flipped classroom tool for teachers
- Innovative Teachers: Share Your Genius (Guest post by Superintendent Eric Williams)
- Teach This! Teaching with lesson plans and ideas that rock 8/27/2012 Edition
I hate to say that out of the literally thousands of positive upbeat posts I've written on this blog, that one of the few negative posts “10 Ways to Be a Terrible Teacher” is now topping the list as one of my all time most popular posts. It makes me sad that this is what we've become. It shows me that many want to criticize, not uplift. I've actually gotten email telling me “you're so negative” when, in fact, I'm usually not. I'm not sure if it is that it hits home on the problems we are most upset over or if people want to let someone else be the critic.
Hope you all have a great Labor Day weekend here in the states and for the rest of you in the world. #teachwell and be noble!
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