by: Douglas J. Pusey
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Type Journal ArticlePub Date 12/1/2002Stock # tst02_069_09_12Volume 069Issue 09
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Trying New Things
This article describes how a teacher searched for a new teaching approach to spice up his lesson. He found one that had amazing results for one student. Teachers should always be on the lo... See More
This article describes how a teacher searched for a new teaching approach to spice up his lesson. He found one that had amazing results for one student. Teachers should always be on the lookout for new ways to teach to keep their own personal interest up and also that of their students!
Insight can Inspire
This educator used familiar student’s knowledge, in the area of cartoon families, to identify how lizards are related to one another. This spark of genius turned what could be construed as ... See More
This educator used familiar student’s knowledge, in the area of cartoon families, to identify how lizards are related to one another. This spark of genius turned what could be construed as a perfectly boring lesson into something students were all excited about. The author explains how that one pivotal experience changing the course of learning for those student. This is an inspiring article to read.
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