Sentences with phrase «teacher blogger at»

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Carlos, aka «Homie G» is a teacher, investor, success coach, and personal finance blogger at CommonCoreMoney.com.

Alabama About Blog Jovina Coughlin, a former teacher and now blogger on healthy Italian / Mediterranean cooking at home.

These fantastic resources have been shared by teacher bloggers and were all verified as free at the time of being included in this list.

Heather Brown is a healthy lifestyle blogger at MyLifeWellLoved.com.She is a Pure Barre teacher, mom to 16 month old Leyton (see below for cuteness overload), and wife for 8 years to Eric.

I'm Bailey, a former teacher turned stay at home Mom and healthy food blogger.

Grace and her happy husband call Michigan home, where she's one busy beauty, as a full time teacher, fashion blogger and a TV co-host at some of the local Detroit area stations.

Let's hear it for all the Mrs. Clauses who choose to stay at home to home school their children, or to those who are public school teachers, nurses, doctors, construction workers, engineers, missionaries, or full - time bloggers... and let's hear it for those work extra jobs to make ends meet!

«Bloggers Who Have Inspired Me» link up: Meet your Host: Rachel of Garay Treasures Rachel is a former full time preschool special education teacher turned full time stay - at - home mom of four children with a passion for substitute teaching and blogging at Garay Treasures on the side.

It's at first at coy device, though it becomes less so as the series goes in its machinations from D.C. abstracts to grounded details, ones involving the Teachers Union, a powerful oil lobbyist and former colleague named Remy (Mahershala Ali), Claire's water nonprofit and an ambitious blogger named Zoe Barnes (Kate Mara) who develops a mutually beneficial relationship with Underwood.

Guest blogger Ross Flatt, a sixth grade teacher at Quest to Learn, demonstrates how studying geography with Galactic Mappers can be a viable strategy for embedding assessment in a classroom game.

In an excerpt from his book with fellow teacher Katie Hull Sypnieski, blogger Larry Ferlazzo looks at a few basic ways to reach students who are learning English as well as the subject at hand.

Guest blogger John Larmer of the Buck Institute for Education, in the first of two blog posts, defines Common Core test performance tasks and how looks at teachers can apply project - based learning to their assessment practice.

In conjunction with two colleagues, guest blogger Merja Paksuniemi, a professor at the University of Lapland, explains how Finland's high standards for teacher education became a significant factor in that country's highly - regarded educational system.

Teacher and blogger Shawn Cornally walks us through a student pitch that, through rigor, competences, and standards, turns into prize - winning bacon at the county fair.

Guest blogger Steve Gardiner, a high school English and journalism teacher, looks at the benefits of a resilient mindset and shows how, through modeling confidence and giving a sense of autonomy, teachers can foster student resilience.

Guest blogger Ashley Nahornick, a Doctorate of Education Candidate at Teachers College Columbia, offers a one - minute strategy for introducing teachers and students to the mindset of design tTeachers College Columbia, offers a one - minute strategy for introducing teachers and students to the mindset of design tteachers and students to the mindset of design thinking.

Guest blogger Kristof Mueller, a teacher at Quest to Learn, uses the online math game site Mangahigh to illustrate three tips for differentiated instruction: pre-assessment, formative assessment, and the Goldilocks Principle of «just right.»

In England, Tom Bennett, teacher journalist and blogger, has been worrying at this for some time and is beginning to address the issue with a series of day conferences for teachers aimed at giving them the tools to make informed decisions.

Andrew Miller, former classroom and online teacher and current educational consultant, ASCD Faculty member, National Faculty member at the Buck Institute for Education, and regular ASCD and Edutopia blogger.

Louisiana classroom teacher and prolific blogger Mercedes Schneider wrote at her personal site, «Brooks» opinion is that opponents to CCSS are part of a «circus»... Brooks believes he writes about CCSS from an op / ed perch outside of the Big Top.

[Starred review] Miller, a sixth - grade language arts and social studies teacher and blogger, has enabled students of many different backgrounds to enjoy reading and to be good at it; her students regularly score high on the Texas standardized tests.

These fantastic resources have been shared by teacher bloggers and were all verified as free at the time of being included in this list.