Closing the Teach For America Blogging Gap. Why, hello, 2013s! Hard to believe that a year ago I found out I had gotten into Teach for America. Actually, I think it was a year ago this week. I remember the criticism, the anger from my family that I would do this, the fear of not knowing what the classroom would hold. The Reality of Teaching in City Schools.

Closing the Teach For America Blogging Gap. So I really had no intentions of dressing up for Halloween this year until October 28th, 4 days before Halloween. The kiddies kept asking me what I was going to be, what would my costume look like, if I got it at Party City, and well not really having an answer for them I just smiled and shrugged my shoulders. Went home, immediately looked for costumes and even ordered expedited shipping.

Closing the Teach For America Blogging Gap.

You Shall Know Our Velocity! Closing the Teach For America Blogging Gap. I think my initiative has a lot of merit and potential in my school setting. My worries lie in the bureaucratic nature of professional development in a public school setting. It seems as though administration has professional development planned consistently ahead of time, so it may not be easy to facilitate an online learning course this year itself. So I added a q.

Teaching and celebrating the seasons of Advent and Christmas have a strong tradition in our schools. Teaching people to be religious. Teaching about Advent and Christmas.