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Do you want to be a teacher? Are you beginning the process and want to learn the methods available to you to become a teacher? Every state has different requirements. This article on how to become a teacher takes a look at how to become a teacher in two of the largest states: Florida and California.
Methods to Become a Teacher originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Friday, February 10th, 2012 at 07:42:18.
February is Black history month. This year especially with the first African-American president, teachers can build inspiring, high interest lessons as they teach their students about the contributions of courageous individuals like Martin Luther King, Jr. Use the resources found here to incorporate African American history into your curriculum and help broaden your student's knowledge.
Celebrating Black History Month originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Wednesday, February 1st, 2012 at 07:00:18.
Science teachers have specific concerns that they share in their courses. This article takes a look at the top ten concerns of science teachers.
Top Concerns of Science Teachers originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Monday, January 30th, 2012 at 19:06:25.
Want to know what the six keys to successful teaching are? These qualities can be nurtured over time. They are definitely a set of goals to work towards for each of us in our teaching careers.
Six Keys to Successful Teaching originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Sunday, January 29th, 2012 at 22:02:38.
It seems like everyone has their own idea about what the true aim of education should be. This article takes a look at seven different thoughts about what the goal of secondary education should be. The truth is probably a combination of a number of these. However, many clashes that occur between educational foes can be traced to what they believe the goal of education should be.
What Is the Aim of Education? originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Sunday, January 29th, 2012 at 19:01:24.
What is the purpose of education? Many of us have created our own educational philosophies over the years. The truth is that education means different things to different people. I've collected quotes from great thinkers about what they think the purpose of education is or what education means or meant to them. Enjoy!
What is Education? Quotes From Great Thinkers originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Thursday, January 26th, 2012 at 16:44:43.
Teaching is a wonderful career. However, there is a common misconception that teachers are born and not made. The truth is that teachers can learn how to move from good to great by nurturing specific skills. This article looks at what it takes to be a great teacher:
Top Qualities of a Great Teacher originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Thursday, January 26th, 2012 at 09:40:36.
Teachers typically pass through four distinct stages as they move through their teaching career. They start out fresh and, face it, somewhat scared of what lies ahead. Too many kind relatives saying that they are brave to be teaching makes them wonder if it really as terrible as some people believe. However, those teachers who make it through the first stage and realize that it really is not as bad as many people think, find themselves slowly creating their own repertoire of teaching materials and systems. Once these are in place, they can then happily move into refining their lessons and growing in their profession. Those who have taught for quite awhile will find that they have things so well in place that they can almost put their teaching on autopilot. This final stage is the one where teachers need to reach and grow to avoid boredom and burnout.
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Four Stages of Teaching originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Thursday, January 26th, 2012 at 09:39:02.
On this third Monday in January, we remember Martin Luther King, Jr., his words, and his life. As we head towards Black History Month during the month of February, we need to find ways to help integrate King and his life in our lessons. This biographical sketch can be used to help your students in understanding this important man.
Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Monday, January 16th, 2012 at 00:25:47.
Discipline referrals are probably the highest level of punishment each teacher has in their arsenal. However, it is important that as teachers we don't overuse them. This article takes a look at four reasons to avoid overuse of discipline referrals.
The Overuse of Discipline Referrals originally appeared on About.com Secondary Education on Saturday, December 31st, 2011 at 19:33:35.
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