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Winter Holiday Integration

Want to find a way to integrate the winter holidays into your lessons? Including activities and aspects of Chanukah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa in your lesson plans can build interest at a time when students are looking forward to two weeks off.

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Chanukah Winter Holiday Activities

Tuesday December 8, 2009

Chanukah, also known as the 'Festival of Lights', is celebrated over eight days beginning on the 25th day of the Jewish month of Kislev. This article gives many ideas to help integrate teaching about Chanukah into your classroom.

Winter Holiday Integration

Sunday December 6, 2009

The holidays are upon us and more than likely your students are getting anxious. Here is an article that describes how you can integrate the holidays into your classroom.

Top 10 Concerns of Math Teachers

Saturday November 28, 2009

We will close our look at the concerns of teachers from different curriculum areas by looking at the concerns of math teachers. While the concerns of the teachers across the curriculum share some similarities, the fact is that each area has issues that they face which others might not understand or have to deal with on a daily basis. Hopefully, but looking at the concerns that are different across the curriculum, teachers will gain a greater understanding of what their colleagues face on a day-to-day basis.

Top 10 Concerns of Math Teachers

Top 10 Concerns of Language Arts Teachers

Wednesday November 25, 2009

So far we have looked at the concerns of social studies and science teachers. This week we will focus on the concerns that many language arts teachers share.

Top Ten Concerns of English Teachers

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