Carnival of educators
Welcome to the January 12, 2010 edition of carnival of educators.
This blog is a few hours late, but it was important to get it right. It is called the Spam Free Edition, because it is just that... free from spam. You will find no 100 best college this, or 50 best books resources from websites remotely related to education that sends in dozens of blog posts per week, each from a different submitter. No sir-ee. On this carnival, you will hear from all educators all the time. Heck, I am not even going to distract you with a cute theme... not this week anyway. I want to hear what educators have to say, and if you are still reading this... so do you, so let's get started with the Spam Free Edition of the Carnival of Educators!
I am categorizing the entries based on what I believe is the occupation/ viewpoint of the writer.
Sarah Ebner, School Gate presents Every child matters....Henry Winkler (aka the Fonz) speaks to School Gate posted at School Gate - Times Online - WBLG,
saying, "I was lucky enough to meet the Fonz (aka Henry Winkler) and to
chat about how every child matters and education needs to change....."
Diana presents There’s No Such Thing as ‘Teaching’ posted at The Core Knowledge Blog.
Andrea presents What do grades matter anyway posted at Education Headlines Examiner
School Teachers
elementaryhistoryteacher presents Bespoken Blacksmiths posted at History Is Elementary, saying, "a little vocabulary discussion, a little history, and a few of my pictures from a recent trip all rolled into one.Carol Richtsmeier presents Invisible Snow, School Cancellations & Yearbook Page Proofs posted at Bellringers.
Mimi presents The Teachers' Lounge - Proceed At Your Own Risk posted at It's Not All Flowers and Sausages.
Siobhan curious presents Bad class? Define ?Bad.? posted at Siobhan Curious, saying, "Is a "bad class" always bad? Or am I the one with the problem?" Siobhan also presents The New Semester: 10 Resolutions saying, "10 intentions to follow through on this semester."
Tom DeRosa presents Tear Down the Ladder of Consequences: How to Become a Master of Classroom Management posted at I Want to Teach Forever.
homeschooling parents
Annette Berlin presents Amazing Leonardo da Vinci Inventions posted at Craft Stew, saying, "I’m a big fan of technology books written for kids. I first discovered them when I homeschooled my son for 7 years."Dana presents Homeschooled kids: Did they fall through the cracks? posted at Roscommon Acres.
Denise presents 2010 Mathematics Game posted at Let's play math!, saying, "Did you know that playing games is one of the Top 10 Ways To Improve Your Brain Fitness? So slip into your workout clothes and pump up those mental muscles with the 2010 Mathematics Game!
Andrea presents Home-Schooled, The Movie posted at Atlanta Homeschooling Examiner . She also presents Scholarships for homeschoolers at Notes from a homeschooling mom
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2 comments:
Thanks for picking this carnival back up, Andrea! Nice job, and it is nice to not have all the spam!
Can't thank you enough for the spam-free edition. I've been working my way through these posts since you first posted, knowing I wasn't going to end up at a hard sell or advertising site. What a pleasure.
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