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1 Many Teachers Discouraged, Many Not, The Difference Is...
2 Classroom Management: Yes, Bribes and Threats Work But....
3 Five Classroom Problems Directly Traceable to Student Sleep Deprivation
4 Are You Prepared To Teach Gifted Kids? Top Dos and Don'ts
5 Developing Higher-Order Teaching Skills for Educational Technology
6 Do You Have to Be an Entertainer to Engage Your Students?
7 Alternative Professional Development: The Good, the Bad and the Better
8 Surviving and Thriving on a Teacher's Salary
9 Surving the Perils and Challenges of Grading
10 Dealing With Difficult, Negative, Toxic Peers
11 Managing The Hidden Differences in Your Classroom
12 Boycotting Standardized Tests: Good Idea? Will It Make a Difference?
13 Children Playing With Toy Guns and Imaginary Assault Weapons In School, Problem?
14 How PLNs are Transforming Education and Returning Classrooms to Teachers
15 Homework? Really? That's So 1950s
16 Lonely, Isolated Educators: Why?
17 Project Based Learning: Integrating Technology
18 Overcoming the Six Biggest Objections to Project-Based Learning (PBL)
19 When Angry Parents Target Teachers, What to Do.
20 Dress Codes: Teachers, Tattoos, Piercings and Provocative Dress: Fashion Anarchy v. Fashion Facism?
21 Keeping Up with the Pace of Education Technology
22 Teachers Watching Teachers: Keys to Peer Observation
23 Shocked, Sad, Angry:Coping With School Tragedies, What Do We Do Now?
24 OMG, I'm Being Watched:Preparing for and Surviving Classroom Observation
25 Managing the Growing Demands of Teaching
26 Everybody Wants a Piece of Me: Setting Boundaries in a 24/7 World
27 Handling Bumps, Bruises and Breaks in a Litigious, Overprotective Climate
28 Teaching in the Age of Entitlement: How to Avoid Contributing to the Problem
29 Three Ways to Get the Most Out of Professional Conferences
30 Cell Phones in the Classroom: Distraction or Undervalued Teaching Tool?
31 Balancing Act: Celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza in School
32 Accommodating Left-Handed Students in a Right-Handed World
33 Teaching Students with Autism in an Integrated Classroom
34 When Students Push Your Buttons
35 Teaching Students with Learning Difficulties
36 How to Teach and Have a Life Too
37 Three Reasons to Actively Seek Criticism Versus Avoiding it
38 Moving Beyond the One Right Answer Trap
39 Three Do's and Don'ts to Start the School Year Right
40 The Hidden Cost of Teaching: Spending Out of Pocket
41 What to Do With Students Who Feel Entitled to Succeed Without Effort
42 Dealing With Parents Who Expect Special Treatment for Their Child
43 What Type of Teacher are You, Lone Ranger or Team Player?
44 What, Teaching STEM in Preschool, Really?
45 The Three Best Ways to Stay Passionate About Teaching No Matter What
46 Face to Face Versus Online Professional Development
47 Stop Teaching to the Test, Start Teaching to the Culture
48 What is the Best Way to Assess the Progress of Young Children?
49 Teaching and Caring for Shy, Socially Sensitive Children
50 Play Dough or iPads in Early Childhood? Experts say Both but...
51 Five Ways to Get Young Children to Sit Down and Shut Up, Well Sort of...
52 Why Young Children Bite, How to Talk About It, How to Manage It
53 Child Abuse:Understanding the Mandatory Reporting Requirements
54 Student Food Allergies: What Every Educator Needs to Know
55 Ganging Up to Fight Bullying
56 Oh Come on! Banning Chocolate Milk...Really?
57 Playing it Safe, Too Safe?
58 5 Proven Tips for Teaching Children with Attention Deficit Problems
59 Tell Me Again, Why Are We Arguing about Professionalism?
60 Why Do So Many Educators Feel Devalued by Other Educators?
61 Fine Motor Skills: What Are They, Why Are They Too Important to Overlook?
62 Four Strategies for Managing Unmanageable Students In The Classroom
63 How Classroom Setup and Clutter Affect Learning and Behavior
64 Is Teaching Keyboarding in Kindergarten Developmentally Appropriate?
65 Three Great Reasons and Ways to Move Your Classroom Outdoors
66 Teaching Together: Moving from Isolation to Collaboration
67 OMG! Parent -Teacher Conferences: Why They Fail, Making Them Work
68 Touching Children in the Classroom: Why No Touch Policies Are Harmful
69 Creating a Non-Competitive Climate for Children
70 Understanding the Child's Mind Body Connection
71 How to Help Children Learn to Read Well
72 The Dangers of Praising Children Inappropriately
73 High Test Scores, Low Learning: Why Good Grades Are Not Enough
74 Early Childhod Burnout: Are You Pushing Your Children Too Hard?
75 Developing Genuine Versus Phony Self Esteem in Children
76 Bringing Out Individual Talents in Children
77 The Importance of Being a Playful Teacher
78 Coping With The Parent From Hell!
79 Worksheets, Bad? Good? Depends...
80 Right & Wrong Ways to Teach Creativity to Young Children
81 Unteaching The Bad Behaviors Children Bring From Home
82 Teaching Strategies:How to Deal with Temper Tantrums in the Classroom
83 Digital Media: Great Teaching Tool or Big Liability in the Classroom
84 Teaching Strategies:Handling Young Students Who Just Won't Sit Still
85 Child Guided Versus Teacher Directed Teaching. What's The difference? Why it Matters?
86 Why Letting Children Fail Is Critical to Success
87 Five Reasons Why Children Are Often Burned Out by Third Grade
88 It's Not Developmentally Appropriate. So What?
89 Stress Based Learning Disabilities in Young Children
90 When Parents & Teachers Disagree About What Is Developmentally Appropriate
91 Five Tested Tips for Resolving Conflicts Among Young Children
92 Solving The Growing Physical Inactivity Crisis
93 Identifying & Nurturing the Intelligence of Movement
94 Settling The Great Bilingual Education Debate
95 Should Sex Education Begin in Kindergarten?
96 Nap Time - Needed Break or Waste of Time?
97 Handling Inappropriate Sexual Behavior in Early Childhood Settings
98 Learning From What's Working
99 Withdrawing Recess As Punishment. Does It Work?
100 Fostering Empathy in Young Children
101 Is Standardized Testing Producing a Creativity Crisis?
102 Developmentally Appropriate Discipline
103 The Value of Arts in Education
104 Children and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder:What Classroom Teachers Should Know
105 Identifying and Nurturing the Gifted Child
106 Rewards for Academic Performance:A Good Idea?
107 Is Structured or Non-structured Recess The Way to Go?
108 The Benefits and Risks of Social Networking for Educators
109 Early Puberty: Causes and Implications for Educators
110 War, Gun, and Super Hero Play. Good or Bad?
111 What Are the Best Ways to Invest In Early Childhood Education?
112 Are Schools Effectively Teaching Collaboration?
113 Does Class Size Really Matter?
114 How to Make the Case For Movement in Education
115 Junk Science: Is The Concept of Multiple Learning Styles Bogus?
116 Are We Taking Playground Safety Too Far?
117 Automated Student Tracking: Is It Safe?
118 School Lunches: Part of the Problem, Part of the Solution
119 Are Children Smarter, Learning More, Sooner, Faster?
120 Will National K-3 Standards Harm or Help Young Children?
121 Can Kindergarten Standards Be Implemented in a Developmentally Appropriate Way?
122 Second Thoughts: Ooops! Why Rote Memorization is a Valid Teaching Tool
123 Pre-K Testing: The Good, the Bad and The Ugly
124 Study Challenges Classroom Free Play, Advocates Push Back
125 Moving Toward Child Development Requirements for Teachers
126 Ratings Scales for Child Care and Family Care Programs. Good, Bad or Just Ugly?
127 Should You Be Assigning Homework in Preschool?
128 Should You Have a Bachelors Degree to Work With Young Children? Maybe, Maybe Not
129 5 Ways Technology May Adversely Alter Child Development
130 At What Age Should Young Children be Exposed to Classroom Competition?
131 Why Kids Aren't Going Out to Play, Why They Should
132 Missing Students: A Bigger, Younger Problem Than We Think
133 Is Teaching Cursive Handwriting Still Important in This Digital Age?
134 Teaching Read: When is Too early, When is Too late?
135 Best Practices: Why is there a Disconnect Between What We Know and What We do?
136 Teaching Kids to Think Critically in the Age of Standardized Testing
137 Creating Praise Junkies: Are You Giving Children Too Much "Positive" Reinforcement?
138 Debunking 3 Big Fat Myths About Teaching Boys Versus Teaching Girls
139 Are We Moving From Common Standards to a Common Curriculum?
140 Managing Classroms With Punishment & Rewards
141 Understanding the Teacher/Parent Communications Gap
142 Why Play Time is Not Break Time
143 Yup! Today's Parents Are Different: What Teachers Need to Know to Survive
144 Bad Behavior: When to Ignore, When to Intervene
145 Time To Give "Time Out" a Time Out
146 Let's Get Real About What Makes A Good Teacher
147 How We Teach Girls To Have Unhealthy Self-Image
148 Avoiding Mistakes in Teaching Twins
149 When Is It Time to Quit Teaching?
150 Stealth Bullies: The Hidden Face of Bullying
151 Victims of Excellence: Teaching Children to Learn From Mistakes, Parents to Allow Them
152 Teachers Beat Down: 3 Ways to Fight Back Without Losing Your Job
153 Teaching Beyond The Test
154 Stressed Out Kids, Parents, Teachers, How to Cope
155 Handling Teacher Stress: Increase The Positive, Decrease The Negative
156 Fitting Fitness Into the Curriculum
157 Helping Parents Develop Appropriate Expectations for Their Children
158 How Much Homework Is Too Much?
159 Bringing Out a Child's Inner Spark
160 Trend Watch: Extreme Rote Teaching Growing in Popularity
161 Teaching Children Self Control
162 Nuturing Creativity and Curiosity
163 Bang! Bang!: Understanding Boys At Play
164 Understanding Different Learning Styles
165 Why Are Some Kids Are Smarter?
166 Teaching a First Born Child
167 Hey! Give Your Kids a Break!
168 Has kindergarten become the new first grade?
169 5 Myths About Children and Sports
170 Getting Dads in The Door
171 The Critical Need for Fantasy Play
172 Teaching Children to Listen
 

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