Blog Addresses-Section B

Matthew Stump
Elizabeth Ritter
Alison Scheevel
Kristina Tucker
Zachary Lyon
Brittinae Dralle
Mari Springer
Ben Hanchett
Alyssa Henderson
Pat Nyberg
Sally Jungblut
Brian Krumm
Aaron Knodle
Mya Scarlato
Jeff Knutson
Anni Orbison
Rachelle Zehr
Ethan Schultz
Amanda Dietel
Ross Klinger
Betsy Zimmermann
Shelly Bunston

Blog Addresses

1. Jonathan Grieder
2. Katie Moan
3. Jacob Baker
4. Paige Armstrong
   
5. Emmalee Johnson
6. Carah Claflin
7. Anne Walsh
8. Emily Rasmusson
9. Matt Droese
10. Matt Reynolds
11. Matt Bruhn
12. Danielle Uhlenhake
13. Mike Redig
14. Kelsey Dieterman
15. Lauran Snyder
16. Marcelo Vieira
17. Matthew Imhoff
18. Ben Winkler
19. Megan Creasey
20. Jenn Winder
21. Benj Kost
22. Emily Gillaspey
23. Erik Hageness
24. Trevor Ketterling
25. Ariana Cervantes
    

Creativity

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Great Website

This is a website that should be linked to all of your blogs and one that you should refer to frequently for a variety of reasons. Please write a comment about what you think of this website especially in relationship to what we have been discussing in educational psychology. Click on the image above to go to the Edutopia link.

Positive Classroom Management Ideas

As we have talked about in educational psychology, there is nothing more important for beginning teachers (see "Chalk" one more time if you aren't fully convinced) than effective classroom management skills. There are many resources online but a couple of resources you should check out are: "The Building Blocks of Positive Behavior" and "Creating a Positive School Climate for Learning." The Minneapolis Public Schools has adopted this program and have used it with success. Mr. Lowrey, the social studies teacher in "Chalk" could have benefited from access to these links.

Math Solutions

"Math Can Solve Problems"

The Value of Study Abroad

5.2 million Americans were estimated to be living overseas in 2008, compared with 3.7 million in 2000. Marine Gen. James L. Jones, the incoming national-security adviser in the Obama administration, lived in France for most of his childhood. He encourages young people to go out and see other countries and cultures. "Anyone who has the opportunity and doesn't seize it is really missing out on one of the most important components to be successful in today's shrinking world." Read the entire article at: "A Team of Expatriates."