The Business of Education
Today’s business industry is pretty uniform. Workers come in to the office at 8 A.M. and leave at 5 P.M. like clock work. There is […]
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Margins and Manticores: How Being a Nerd Can Make You a Better Teacher
Barbara Whitacre shivered as she walked into her classroom on this cold autumn morning. She flicked the wall switch and illuminated her empty classroom, bringing her […]
An Interesting Perspective: Left of Center
Howdy Bloggers, Welcome back to the second installment of An interesting Perspective. This week we will be discussing the idea of teaching in the margins, […]
Leave the Center
To the left is a blank piece of paper awaiting for a student to take notes on. The paper is made up of the center […]
Risk Taking in the Classroom
Taking a risk is something that every individual handles in a different way. Some people just go all in right away, and some people are […]
Movement Toward The Margins
Movement Toward The Margins By: Hayley Johnson, Miami University Think back to when you were in middle or high school. What were your favorite memories […]
Teaching in the Moment
To be a teacher, you have to have some skills in acting and improv. Does this mean teachers just “act” like they know what they’re […]
Monoculture Classrooms
Walk to class. Sit in the same seat next to the same people. Turn in a standard worksheet. Listen to a powerpoint presentation. Pack […]
Web Of Learners
Teachers are life long learners who try to inspire their students to love learning as much as they do. Although this task seems simple, it’s […]
The Imperial Arch-Engineer’s Physics Lesson
*The following paragraph will be enhanced if its reading is accompanied by the appropriate music* The shadows dance across the deck of the Arch-Engineer’s chambers […]