In an email today from Sean, he presented the best description of an aspect of concern about SL that I have yet seen. The following is some deep thinking and in my view gets to the core of the matter. I would add to what Sean wrote that Dr. Mason teaches students who are older […]
It’s almost like the issue of Classroom Management is at such a critical point that we can just start calling it CM, since we here in the PLC already have a long history of acronym-worshipping. Bryan sent this: Salut Ben, I was reading “The Smart Classroom Management Plan for High School Teachers” by Michael Linsin, and
I’ve ridden the three books below about as far as I can ride them. But any of our group members who still want to educate themselves on targeted TPRS instruction may want to read them. Accordingly, here they are as free downloads for PLC members only: TPRS in a Year spacer version_2_14_14 PQA in a
Those following the thread where Greg recently had to impose Grammar Rule on one of his classes, which he did with a vengeance, will enjoy this update on that class: Hi Ben, I thought you would enjoy this scan. In my grammar souffleé class we are on the step where they have 1 full lecture
Miriam Patrick’s new novel came out today for all those in the PLC who teach Latin. Text: A girl just starting her journey, Eurydice finds herself thrust into a dark world from which she may never return. Can her true love face death itself and defy fate?
