M401 Fall 2014

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The title says it all. This is a great place to get information about what is going on in the world of education in grades K-12.

This is just a list of possible interview questions which are all good to look over before going in to an interview because you never know what you'll be asked!

This is by education world and is 50 interview questions that could be expected. It is good to look over them and come up with answers for every possible question.

This resource goes through how to write a good resume and cover letter when applying for a teaching position. It has helpful tips, a template, and examples as a guide.

Executive job-seekers must stay above competition to land next top job. Expert job-search advice for executives, top managers.

KPBS coverage of education news. There are stories at least every other day about major issues in the news about education. This is a little easier to read than the NY Times online Education section.

NPR news and commentary on education, schools, colleges and universities, and emerging trends in learning. Listen to audio and subscribe to RSS feeds.

This website is great for educational news. It is set up in a way that is easy to navigate and can easily be accessible for the most recent trends and news in education.

Get the latest BBC Education news: headlines, comment and debate on topical education issues across the UK plus England secondary school league tables.

This website is BBC and this is another great resource to have and to keep tabbed on your computer to keep checking for new educational related news.

This is the online version of the New York Times' Education section. There are stories every day about education in the news an this is a credible.

This is the New York Times. A great resources to find news and this is educational related news. It is set up so it is appealing to the eye and easy to follow along with.

This is a blog devoted entirely to classroom organization that's updated regularly, definitely a good thing to have bookmarked.

This is a list of interesting tips for organizing classroom supplies. It covers everything from repurposing old discarded items to ways to physically organize your furniture and other things in the classroom.

This is 100 classroom organization tricks for the classroom. A lot of them are very interesting and it is worth it to look over!

This is a website devoted entirely to icebreakers and get to know you games. There's even a section devoted just to classroom icebreakers.

This is the entire first chapter of a book entitled Behavior Management Models. The chapter outlines a few specific management models from different education professionals.

This has a great number of different behavior models and goes very in depth to describe the reasons it is effective.

This is a news site with an emphasis on global education news, reminding us that it's important to maintain a global perspective regardless of where we teach.

This is a very brief teacher reference sheet reviewing Wong's First Days of School. Good refresher that highlights some things to think about when planning for the first week.

I think that when people think of behavior management, they always think of how to handle kids who are not behaving. But sometimes I feel like this just becomes negative, like yelling and punishing the students. This site has great positive suggestions on how to handle classroom management.

This is a cute, modern way for students to introduce themselves. This is especially good for older students who know about Facebook. This could be something cute for teachers to display for conferences when parents come to the classroom.

These are laminated cards that teachers put on a ring for students to keep on or in their desk during the beginning of school. If students forget the new classroom procedures they can reference these cards. I think it's a good way for students to be able to look for an answer, rather than always having to ask the teacher.

This is an activity in which students can get to know you better, as well as each other. It allows students to be creative, as well as providing them the chance to talk about themselves. I think it makes students more comfortable talking to the class when they have something from home to share.

This is a board or poster that tells the students how they are going to be working, whether it's independently, in groups, or individually. This will help keep consistency in the classroom because students will always know to look at the board if they want to know how they are working/ learning today. The colors help keep the poster organized and easy to read.

A board that has a class calendar, as well as folder that contain the work from the day is a great way to keep the classroom organized, as well as make sure students are responsible for getting their own work. If students know where things are in the classroom, they don't always have to be asking the teacher. This board is a great idea!