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Education Week in Review: July 28-August 3

Back to school has arrived! We are having back to school sales and tax free holidays all across the country. Children are getting in those last minute summer activities and bedtimes are being moved up earlier. It is hard to believe how fast time has flown by. In case you missed some of this week’s articles due to school supply shopping, you can always catch a peek of the week below!

Saturday, July 28
Classroom Rules
It is very important for teachers to create and communicate clear rules for parents and students. Once a rule has been created, it must be consistently enforced. This article gives ideas on creating and keeping rules.

Sunday, July 29
Prizes for Good Behavior?
Some children have come to think that they must receive something for doing good or doing right. I do not feel that this should always be the case. SO should we reward children with prizes for good behavior? Read more for my opinion.

Education Dictionary: Assessment
Assessment is a key element is education. There are many different types of assessment. This article defines assessment and describes the various types.

Monday, July 30
Programs to Aide Teacher Spending
Teachers spend a lot of out of pocket money. Some companies have created programs to help teachers with the cost of supplies. This article address some of the available programs.

Tuesday, July 31
Education Dictionary: Balanced Calendar
Many schools have left eh traditional school calendar and adopted a balanced school calendar. There are many variations of a school calendar.

Bloom’s Levels of Thinking
Teachers teach and students learn on various levels. Teachers can create questions and activities to increase the level at which students think. This article lists some words and examples for teachers to raise higher levels of thinking.

Wednesday, August 1
Seating Charts
Where a child sits in class can make a big difference in how he or she behaves and learns. It usually does not take a teacher long to determine where the best location for a child is. There are many different ways that teachers can arrange seats. This article discusses some of those.