They need hidden cameras in this classroom so mere mortals can see just how he does it.
I admire him, am intimidated by him, and will strive to have one tenth of the impact he has on his students. I don't think we'll ever do Shakespeare, but I think the time he makes himself (and the classroom) available is a huge difference maker. I'm an early to work guy anyway, so as long as my students learn to use the coffee maker I'd love to have them in bright and early to get some work done, and designate days after school to focus on additional learning.
The Hobart Shakespeareans website
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My coworker was talking about this book a few months ago. Is it more of a light read or something I actually have to focus on? :)
-Pigtailed Teacher
www.pigtailedteacher.blogspot.com
Not sure I'd call it a "light read" but it's not something you need to take copious notes for... He has many lesson/classroom management ideas, and sets a high standard for himself and his students. It;s def worth a read!
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