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Sunday, June 07, 2009

School Daze

One of the blogs to which I subscribe is Cool Cat Teacher. The author, Vicki Davis, is a technology teacher in Camilla, Georgia. A post from that blog rolling off my RSS feed yesterday which I think is so relevant to all of us as we transition from school to summer. I hope you enjoy School Daze: Recovering the Teacher Within.

On my own blog, this past Monday's post, entitled "Overwhelmed," has generated quite a few e-mail responses from people who were glad to know that 1) their feeling are shared by many others and 2) there is a better way.

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Thursday, August 07, 2008

Starting the Year Off Right (Part III)

It is often said that people who fail to plan plan to fail. In her final post on “Starting the Year Off Right,” Vicki Davis talks about planning.

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Wednesday, August 06, 2008

Starting the Year Off Right (Part II)

This is the second in a series of three blog posts by Vicki Davis on the subject of “Starting the Year Off Right.” This one deals with establishing a flow of people, paper, and information.

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Tuesday, August 05, 2008

Tips on Beginning the School Year

No school day is more important than the first. Vicki Davis is a highly-respected high school computer teacher. Her tips are right on the money, and while most of it we have heard somewhere before, it never hurts to be reminded. Here is the first in a three-part series aimed at getting the school year started on the right foot.

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