TweetUsing Poetry with Each Other From Teaching with Fire, here’s a description of how using poetry can expand and deepen conversations. Intermixing poetry into faculty meetings, school discussions, and other......
Tweet We missed posting a suggestion yesterday. So we’re posting two today from Teaching with Heart — under the category: Post Poetry Everywhere: At Home, in the Office, on Desks,......
TweetIn honor of National Poetry Month, we will post daily suggestions for how to use poetry in the classroom and beyond. Here’s our first suggestion – which also seems appropriate......
TweetHow do you use poetry? April is Poetry Month and poetry is sure to be blooming all over! For our part, we’ll be posting daily suggestions for using poetry in......
TweetName? Mel Glenn Current position? Retired teacher now teaching for the union (UFT). I am teaching poetry and creative writing. How long have you been in education? I have been......
TweetA Miracle in the Classroom — by Owen M. Griffith As one veteran teacher told me, “Getting through the school year is like running a marathon where they expect you to......
TweetWhy finding the right metaphor matters. The first day of spring – how better to celebrate the day than with daffodils? Even better, this post introduces a new feature to......
Tweet “Notes from the Playground” is a regular feature on our blog. For this series, Greg John generously allows us to share his principal’s reflections and stories from his wonderful......
TweetSometimes the first days of March joyously herald the beginning of spring with blue skies, sunshine, and the welcome beginnings of color – crocuses, daffodils, cherry blossoms and more. But......
Tweet Name? Mindy Thierolf Current Position? Secondary Ed Teacher, WHS, Freshman English I, Yearbook Advisor. How long have you been in education? This is my eighth year....