From the category archives:
Earlier this week I had a guest post on Problogger called “How a $50 packet of Tim Tams could get you a blogger job”
You see I applied for a paid blogger job for an education company last December and the post is a summary of what I did to try and get the job.
If you are [...]
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Here is a post for all the teachers out there. I wrote a post about behavior management techniques for aggessive students as part of blog editor job application.
Josh, over at World’s Strongest Librarian, was kind enough to let me be a guest blogger over at his site, so I changed the post a little and [...]
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I just wanted to let you know about a guest post over at Parentella called Parental Involvement in Homework.
I discuss 5 ways that parents can help that doesn’t include actually understanding the tasks. The 5 ways are:
Create a successful homework environment
Prepare an able mind ready for work
Be a coach
Be a referee
Set up homework guidelines
Big shout [...]
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It’s the beginning of the end for most students in Australia. You see, it is the week before school starts.
Holidays are over. Time to get out your school uniform and see if it still fits. And time to brace the Shopping Centre for school supplies.
For the next 2 weeks I am going to be talking [...]
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Today I want to show you the most powerful and effective study skills around. They are simple and used by every blogger.
The idea for the post started after reading Teenius. Simon is a student blogger who currently has exams to deal with. So he sent out a request for Guest Bloggers. I replied with a [...]
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Do you ever notice the contests in supermarkets? You know the ones. Little displays that say write your name and address and put it in a box and you could win a signed cricket bat by Allan Border, or the same tennis racket that Martina Navratilova uses.
I know. I am showing my age now. There [...]
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Here is a post for all the teachers!
The Web has become a great tool and most of us use it on a daily basis. On a very basic level we check out lesson ideas, find free worksheets, and quickly study up on topics we need to teach.
But the web is so much more that that. [...]
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