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Fact #1- The "Fair Use" part of the US Copyright Law says that in most cases you can allow your students to use copyrighted material such as songs, photos, and other media as long as the finished product is not going to be reproduced and...More

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2. The Curse Of The Easy A

Many current music educators grew up in a time wen being in an ensemble was solely about playing te music for te next concert. I personally cannot recall ever doing a workseet or any real music teory work wile in ig scool. It seemed tat all I...More

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3. Accountability In Education

The cry of the public classroom teacher is heard throughout the United States and in many parts of the world. With all the testing performed to ensure accountability in our educational system, there are not enough hours in the day to teach. Teachers...More

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4. 3 Tips For Being A Successful Distance Learning Instructor

Are you looking to teach an online rse for the first time? Or have you already taught online but are looking for some tips to help you become more effective? The world of online learning is expanding at a rapid pace. More...More

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5. How To Get Parents Involved With School Activities

Research has repeatedly shown that children succeed academically, socially and emotionally and become more well-rounded and balanced individuals if their parents are involved in their education and school activities. Getting involved also sends the...More

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6. Learning And Teaching Social Skills: A Relationship-Based Approach

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For those of us committed to helping children overcome learning challenges, the quest to teach social skills is particularly important. Social learning impairments are associated with a wide variety of learning disabilities, although they are especially...More

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7. Teaching - A Survival Guide for Students and New Teachers (Part 5) Advanced body language

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It is most importat to keep your thumbs ad hads visible whe talkig to a class. Practice holdig your hads out with the thumbs poitig upwards util you ca do it aturally. This is a very powerful domiace gesture, although it is oe which does...More

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8. Teaching - A Survival Guide for Students and New Teachers (Part 4) Body language basics

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Body language is your chief weapon in your campaign for a calm and disciplined learning environment. With the correct posture or hand movement it is possible to control even the most rowdy of classes. Most of the ideas here are extremely simple but they...More

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9. Teacher RSS Feeds Can Help Stop Classroom Management Problems And Streamline Your Time

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It may be a new year, but you are probably still dealing with the same old "kid problems." The bad attitudes, disrespect, peer conflict, lying, school failure or family problems didn't change when you flipped the page on the calendar. Don't let last...More

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10. Teaching - A Survival Guide for Students and New Teachers (Part 3) - Speech

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It is much harder to control the tone of your voice when you are talking loudly or uting. The logic therefore is to avoid uting at all costs. Most women know the limits of their voices and consequently rarely lose control. Men can...More

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