Here is the practical teaching blog by Matthew Leslie. I post about teaching, book reviews and personal development.
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For those teachers who are interested in taking this project further and applying it to their teaching context, here is the PowerPoint that my class and I created. It seems a shame to let this project sit ideal on a hard drive somewhere so I thought that I would put this on the internet.
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If you have ever been interested in reducing your alcohol consumption, then this is the blog for you.
All of these incredible personal development books come to less than $7!
Looking for a guide on How to Teach Pixel Art in Your Classroom?
Then you’ve come to right blog!
Don’t like the feeling of discomfort that comes with criticism?
Neither do we! Make sure you check out this week’s blog to find out how.
Interested in learning more about the Braille teaching niche?
Then make sure you check out this week’s blog as part of my #weeklyblogchallenge
Ever wondered how long you spend working at school and from home?
Then make sure you read this week’s blog.
Ever wondered how you can provide your students with opportunities for ‘A’s?
Then make sure you read this week’s blog as part of my #weeklyblogchallenge!
Want to save time on long it takes to complete your reports?
Then make sure you read this week’s blog. You won’t regret it!
Burnout is real so make sure you do something about it and read this blog!
Looking to improve your questioning techniques? Then click here to learn about 7 effective questioning techniques to improve student participation and understanding.
Well they certainly don’t work during school hours!
Click here to see just how long teachers really spend at school on a typical day.
Unsure of how to resolve conflict between students? Then read this blog to find out.
*Helicopter and lawnmower parent warning*
This blog may contain advice about effective parenting enabling your child to become independent at resolving conflict themselves.
Ever wondered what secondary school teachers want from their new year seven students? Then click here to find out.
Looking for ways to speed up the reporting process? Then click here to found out ‘3 Ways Google Docs Can Help With Your End of Semester Reports’.
Don’t know how to share large files with other teachers without physically handing them a copy? Needs ideas on how to make sick days smoother? Ever lost your data? Then this is the blog for you!
Are your spelling tests a bit stale? Do you want to make sure your testing procedures guarantee the best results? Then check out this blog.
