Top 5 most viewed articles from TeacherAde
- Free Resources for Teachers from the Federal Reserve is the very first guest post at TeacherAde from Amy Hennessy. Amy showed the variety of resources, lesson plans, instructional materials, and websites that the FED offers to teachers.
- The Flipped Classroom demonstrates the idea of what a flipped classroom. The information is presented so well. Educators should attempt to implement this style of teaching into their classrooms.
- It's Not Your Grandpa's School Anymore is a light-hearted post that looks at the changes in education over the past few decades.
- Is It Worth It? This post looks at the struggle to find purpose in teaching when there are so many students that are never reached. It is an inspiring piece that encourages educators to keep perspective on what really matters.
- Hoarding In Your Classroom looks at the need for organization and structure in the classroom. It urges teachers to be selective on the material that is allowed in the classroom.
Editors Pick- The following are my picks of the top articles that did not receive prominent page-views but deserve a second look.
Best of the Rest
Think Different: Teaching Kids to be Entrepreneurs
is a great post that discusses the idea of expecting greatness rather mediocrity. More precisely the articles deals with teaching kids to go for their dreams rather than accepting the status quo.
Working at a Computer this post is a nice little video that reminds any and everyone who works at a computer on the most appropriate seated position for working on a computer. It is easy to get lazy and this reminder helps us get focused and produce more work more efficiently. another good post from Richard Byrnes at freetechnology4teachers
Context: In School Use of Pepper Spray author Alexander Russo reminds everyone after the busy holiday shopping that it is not just protesters and bargain shoppers who get sprayed! Very interesting article.
Working Ourselves Out of a Job is a fantastic article about letting a student centered classroom happen.
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October 2011
