This blog was originally intended to go with http://www.faithfamilylearning.org/, primarily for homeschoolers.
I now have http://www.greatshalom.org/ which is very much about faith for learning, but includes students and teachers of all kinds as well. I feel we need a blog for teachers. Can we all use this site? Or do we need to break out?
For now, let's use just one, and rethink this question when we have more traffic.
Thanks, Sharon Sarles
LET'S TURN THIS GENERATION AROUND. Biblical faith for the best for all children. Discussing innovative education ideas, bringing in the faith perspective. Believing in God's goodness and therefore desire to see all succeed -- especially over any learning problem. For homeschoolers: www.faithfamilylearning.org. For both parents and educators: www.greatshalom.org. For professional preschool educators: www.orgstrat.net. For daily encouragement, find GreatShalom on Twitter.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Encouraging teachers
Good teachers are hard to find. They are harder to keep. The system beats them down.
How can we encourage better teaching?
At my campus, I partnered with the campus manager to have a welcome/hospitality time. Since we have many adjuncts, we decided to do this for two days as a hospitality time in the faculty lunchroom.
People came in, smiled to see the goodies and introduced themselves to me and one another. A small step in blessing.
What could be done at your campus?
How can we encourage better teaching?
At my campus, I partnered with the campus manager to have a welcome/hospitality time. Since we have many adjuncts, we decided to do this for two days as a hospitality time in the faculty lunchroom.
People came in, smiled to see the goodies and introduced themselves to me and one another. A small step in blessing.
What could be done at your campus?
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