I am excited to name the winner of our blog's second contest - "Friday Night Lights" Season One DVD collection. Congratulations to leandrew_taylor@yahoo.com who won the random draw. Your prize will be on its way after I receive your contact information as request in the congratulatory email.
Thanks to all of you who entered! All your posts were meaningful and from the heart. So much so, that I am going to compile and study the responses over Spring Break. My next blog will be a summary of those posts and a tool we can use to make classroom time memorable for the students. More importantly, learn how we as teachers, even substitutes, can impact students' lives.
Stay tuned for our next contest coming soon!
Appreciatively,
Sheryl
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
T.G.I.F. Giveaway
It's Friday! Enjoy your weekend to pursue your hobbies, play catch up on household matters or just plain CHILL.
To celebrate this first TGIF of Spring, we are sponsoring our newest contest.
The prize is: "Friday Night Lights" The First Season 5 disc DVD!
To enter, leave a comment about your favorite teacher and what made that person so special to you as a student? **Becoming a Follower will earn you a bonus entry, but make sure you left a comment, too!** Our contest ends at Midnight PST on Friday, March 27th. This is open to all U.S. residents, at least 18 years old. One entry per household. Good Luck!
Since I can't enter, I would still like to share my favorite teacher. Looking back through elementary, high school and college - it's an easy choice. The best teacher I ever had was Mr. Poletti, my high school public speaking teacher. His teaching methods gave me confidence and helped me overcome freshman shyness. The format he taught us in writing a speech spilled over to other classes and my essays usually ended up giving me an "A". I can't believe I went on to competing in speech tournaments and doing well. He had the keen insight to pull out of us, what we never knew was there.
What qualities should teaching professionals incorporate into their daily lessons? We can learn from YOUR comments.
Who was your favorite teacher? Why?
To celebrate this first TGIF of Spring, we are sponsoring our newest contest.
The prize is: "Friday Night Lights" The First Season 5 disc DVD!
To enter, leave a comment about your favorite teacher and what made that person so special to you as a student? **Becoming a Follower will earn you a bonus entry, but make sure you left a comment, too!** Our contest ends at Midnight PST on Friday, March 27th. This is open to all U.S. residents, at least 18 years old. One entry per household. Good Luck!
Since I can't enter, I would still like to share my favorite teacher. Looking back through elementary, high school and college - it's an easy choice. The best teacher I ever had was Mr. Poletti, my high school public speaking teacher. His teaching methods gave me confidence and helped me overcome freshman shyness. The format he taught us in writing a speech spilled over to other classes and my essays usually ended up giving me an "A". I can't believe I went on to competing in speech tournaments and doing well. He had the keen insight to pull out of us, what we never knew was there.
What qualities should teaching professionals incorporate into their daily lessons? We can learn from YOUR comments.
Who was your favorite teacher? Why?
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