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Washington, D.C.

Conference on Teaching Excellence

June 28–30
Washington, D.C.

Get up-to-date on recent revelations about best practices in the classroom, how to make them routine in every grade and subject, and how to scale them systemwide. 

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May 2000 | Volume 57 | Number 8

Keeping Teaching Fresh


Feature Articles

Teaching Sisyphus to Juggle

Jim Burke

How does a teacher surmount fatigue and regain the joy of teaching?

The Best 25 Cents I Ever Spent

Esmé Raji Codell

Sharing adventures of the imagination prepares students for the real world, this teacher finds.

Bring Life to Learning

Donald H. Graves

Advice for promoting engagement and deep understanding: Focus on People.

Teaching Is Like . . . ?

David Hagstrom, Ruth Hubbard, Caryl Hurtig, Peter Mortola, Jill Ostrow and Valerie White

Writing a metaphor that reflects both your chosen work and your avocation can enrich your perspective.

Designing Professional Development That Works

Beatrice F. Birman, Laura Desimone, Andrew C. Porter and Michael S. Garet

From a survey of 1,000 teachers and 10 case studies in five states, the authors extrapolate the key features of effective staff development.

A Tool for Meaningful Staff Development

Patricia V. Magestro and Nancy Stanford-Blair

A format for staff development that reflects emerging research on the way adults learn.

Viewing Teaching on Videotape

Miriam Gamoran Sherin

Video clubs offer opportunities to watch classroom interactions and discuss student thinking.

The Teacher Book Club

Shari M. Goldberg and Ellen Pesko

Reconnecting with reading for pleasure deepens teachers' awareness of readers' needs.

The Ongoing Professional Journey

Lloyd Duck

For beginners and the experienced, 12 recommendations for growth, whatever your teaching style.

Earning Board Certification: Making Time to Grow

Karla Jenkins

The NBPTS process leads teachers to analyze their practice and achieve high standards.

A Voice for Teachers

Philip Bigler

A year spent as an ambassador for the profession brings recognition and new insights.

A Community of Learners

Valerie A. Middleton

At a professional development school, veteran teachers, professors, and teacher candidates collaborate to improve teaching.

Examining Racial and Cultural Thinking

Beverly Daniel Tatum

To break the cycle of prejudice, educators look at their assumptions and actions at school.

The Power of Owning Technology

Margaret Riel, Jennifer Schwarz, Heather Peterson and Jill Henricks

To make the most of computers in the classroom, teachers need experience at home.

Heads-Up Technology

Gary DeCoker

Hands-on problem solving can provoke new thinking about how we learn.

Summer Sustenance

Kelly Chandler

How a retreat can kindle school change.

Freshness in the Mountains

Kay Slattery Shapiro and Judith Enz Clauss

From quilt making to baseball, island culture to pottery—teachers find renewal when they learn something new.

Special Topics

Special Topic / No Substitute for Quality

Margaret D. Tannenbaum

A survey of administrators and teachers in seven school districts suggests recommendations for improving the substitute experience.

Special Topic / Substitute Teaching: Sink or Swim

Diane Duebber

Guidelines from a sub to a sub.

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Craig Kridel

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Carolyn R. Pool

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