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Thursday, July 10, 2008

The Truth About Teaching

In her book, The Truth About Teaching: What I Wish the Veterans Had Told Me, Coleen Armstrong offers these suggestions for keeping your practice on an even keel:

  • Bring your principal a solution rather than a problem.

  • Be careful what you say; someone may still be repeating it 50 years later.

  • Never pass up an opportunity to convey a compliment to a colleague.

  • Beg for chances to observe the most talented veterans.

  • Don't feel the need to resolve every problem.
  • Get enough rest

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