Need a few websites to fill in free minutes? Here are holiday websites that will keep students busy while teaching them Click for
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A school-based makerspace is a hands-on, creative environment where students can explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and other interdisciplinary subjects. These spaces empower students to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and
collaborative skills while working on real-world projects. Key features are:
Lou Holtz, the University of Notre Dame’s erudite ex-coach, entrusted with turning UND football players into graduates, once exhorted, “How you respond to the challenge in the second half will determine what you become after the game, whether you are a winner or a loser.”High School is like the second half, and
you’re about to find out if you’re a winner. At the starting line, all students are equal, crossing the freshman threshold with the same opportunities, and same possibilities for their future. The 4.0 student stands shoulder to shoulder with the star athlete, and the C student who aspires to nothing more than minimum wage work has an equal chance that inspiration will strike. Every one approaches the starting line, not knowing if the race will be won with brains, hard work, willpower, or
intensity of desire. But you're different. You know what you want: USNA. There are five general skills you'll have to learn over the next three years (if you don't have them by the time applications go out, prior to senior year, it'll be too late). Click for lesson
Holiday gifts for teachers are a challenge. If your child has many teachers, it's difficult to find a personalized gift for each that is both affordable and valued. For me, as a teacher, I am always happy with a gift certificate that works anywhere but there are time-proven gifts that don't sound sounds like
"money". Most popular giftsWhen I chat with teacher friends, here are the most popular gifts they've gotten over the years. Many are free and others allow you to spend only what you can afford while still giving a gift the teacher will love. Click for more
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