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cwarto:

At least, this is what I got from it.

This photo is worth all 82,457 words. 

teachplaysing:

…when you’ve written out a nice, neat lesson plan that looks beautifully sequential and easy to follow.

And then you know that as soon as you walk into the classroom the lesson plan will matter less than you think, and it will be time to improvise.

I sometimes wonder if the same traits that make good stand-up comedians can also make good teachers, and vice versa (if said teacher has a good sense of humor, which is practically a job requirement anyway).

Seriously. Real talk. Legit.

My district uses CSCOPE curriculum which uses the 5E model of instruction, and gives exemplar lessons (most of the time). The 3rd grade science experiments have been less than engaging so far. I really want ideas like these not only to engage my students, but to have them never forget what they’ve learned. 

The key to education.

christopherangel:

TOMS Dare to Teach Men’s Vegan Classics

“Who dares to teach, must never cease to learn.” - John Cotton Dana. Both a reminder to never stop learning, and the theme of the Fall Collection.

Love these shoes. Almost as much as my herringbone VANS. 

xocanthaveyouxo:

Teehee.

shutyourface09:

This was so me. And yet, I would say the same thing to my classes. 

thedailywhat:

Lovely Answer of the Day: There really is only one acceptable response to that question.

[reddit.]

This is obviously sunday school curriculum, but still…

nerdquirks:

So ashamed.

Thanks to bookoisseur for this suggestion!

This is me.

nerdquirks:

Thanks to the anon that sent this in!

Pneumonics got me through so much.