Remembering Dr. Edmund J. Farrell
…built for nearly every selection to be taught. When I am unsure about how to build, I inevitably fall back on the one constant we have, the emotional experiences of…
…built for nearly every selection to be taught. When I am unsure about how to build, I inevitably fall back on the one constant we have, the emotional experiences of…
…we will be able to view for twenty years. When I was in grade school, I remember working with a few other students to build a pinhole camera out of…
…with each of these poems. We began by doing a cold read of each of the three poems. Then, over the next few class sessions, we worked to build background…
…are those similar to their backgrounds sharing both their vulnerabilities and authentic truths. When we begin to express our vulnerability, it is as if we are building with the blocks…
…writers and thinkers and having them discuss issues relevant to themselves and their communities, students build foundational skills necessary to contribute to a democratic society, Mirra said. When the new…
…an informal setting. Readers of all ages can enjoy the same kind of community-building experience by meeting with friends to choose, read, and discuss books together. Their meetings can come…
…go, and how they can grow with it. Chad Hemmelgarn is a driven, constantly evolving 20-year professional educator who thrives on relationship building and connection with students and colleagues…
…about this project. A lot of relationship building had gone on there so they had bought into me as a teacher, but also they were just very excited about the…
…precious moments of listening in our day not only help us plan responsive writing instruction but also allow us to build our writing community. Here are two places I’m making…
…the girls’ volleyball team, and we had a home game. After the game, I walked her around the building and showed her my classroom. She gasped when she walked into…
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