I am a wife and mother--children are grown so my "child rearing" days are over. I do have a lawyer-son and a teacher-son and a husband living in my house so I still cook.
I am a teacher, I teach gifted students in a special education pullout program.
Teachers attend a lot of meetings (ZZZZ). Special ed teachers attend a whole lot of meetings.
One of the best parts of my job is writing all the curriculum. There are some skills I've never included in my curriculum writing.
*Knitting image Slide #4, lower left, San Quentin Prison. I think prisons have changed more than classrooms.
Do you think the judges will notice that I have five slides in a four slide contest?
In my classroom students and teachers are technology literate.
All images: Library of Congress Print and Publications Division
2 comments:
I love your blog!! I am also a teacher of 3rd and 4th grade gifted students in Alabama. This is my fourth year to teach, and I am very interested in using technology in the classroom. (I'm also our school's technology coordinator.) I am inspired and motivated by your knowledge and use of instructional technology w/ your kids... will definitely be visiting your blog on a regular basis! I started a class blog this year but am still figuring out how best to make use of it - I have been using it as mostly a communication tool b/w myself and parents but want to involve the students more in publishing. Can you offer any suggestions on the legalities of allowing students to post online (parent permission, system IT permission, etc.)?? Thanks!
April Coleman
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