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Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Currently... November 2014

I am excited to do my first Currently Linky Party in a longgggg time.  
{Head on over to Oh Boy 4th Grade to join, too!}


More about this....

Listening: Seriously, screencast-o-matic.com is going to be awesome for making flipped classroom videos.  I am pretty excited about it.

Loving & Thinking: This is self explanatory.

Wanting: Yup. I'll take Hunter Boots size 8 in every color, please. 

Needing: More time.  I just started my TpT Store and it is taking more time than I have/want to spend on it.  It is not the making of materials that is time consuming (I have those all done and will slowly add as I go).  I need the time to figure out how to improve my graphics on my blog and tpt (help! can I just pay someone to do this?).

Reading: I have heard mixed reviews on this book, but I thought it was a fun read (If you like the Nanny Diaries/ Devil Wear Prada type books, that is).  It follows a young teacher as she navigates the private school and private tutoring ring in NYC.  

4 comments:

Unknown said...

Hi There,

Good luck with your new TpT store. And yes, you can absolutely pay someone to help you with your design and graphics. Here is a blog post I did on choosing a great designer. My blog design was done by Christi Fultz. She will also do TpT graphics.

http://thebendersbunch.blogspot.com/2014/07/tips-for-choosing-custom-blog-design.html

Good Luck,
~Traci
thebendersbunch.blogspot.com

Alison Hislop said...

I'm interested in your flipped classroom situation! What is it all about?

Alison
Teaching Maths with Meaning

Renee Glashow said...

Screencast-o-matic is awesome! And, free! Good luck with your TPT store :)

Renee
The Third Grade Learning Spot

A Middle School Survival Guide said...

@Traci ...wow!! I cannot thank you enough for linking up that detailed information. It is SUCH a big help to me! Also, so glad to find your blog. I am a special educator too.

@Alison... you will love it! It inverts traditional methods, delivering traditional instruction at home online (through a short video, etc.) and moves the practice/reinforcement/activities to the classroom. This way you are there to support the misconceptions and learning and they have meaningful homework.

@Renee Thank you!

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