The topic for next week is “Everything Organization”. Please share you stealth organization, tips, and tricks that make managing everything else a breeze! Submit your blog post here.
Blog posts appear in the order they were submitted.
- Fawn Nguyen, @fawnpnguyen, All I Got on Classroom Management
- Peggy Bondurant, @AZEducator, Classroom Management OR
- Cheryl Leung, @MathEasyAsPi, Be Kind and Be Brave
- Todd Feitelson, @toddf9, Classroom Management: The Cell Phone Dilemma
- April Soo, @missaprilsoo, My Thoughts on Classroom Management as a Third Year Teacher
- Kim Charlton, @MrsKCharlton, INB setup & Classroom Management
- Jennifer Abel, @abel_jennifer, Sunday Funday: Classroom Management
- Mary Dooms, @mary_dooms, Classroom Management or Classroom Environment?
- Beth, @algebrasfriend, Classroom Management
- Brianne Beebe, @BusyMissBeebe, Classroom Management #SundayFunday
- Beth, @algebrasfriend, Classroom Management – a favorite training
- Amy McNabb, @amcnabb3, Classroom Management
- Steve Dull, @thedullguy, Good As Gold
- John O’Malley IV, @jomalleyiv, Classroom Chaos – My take on management
- Tara Daas, @chatelet0211, Classroom Management: Be Pro-Active and Positive, and the Classroom Manages Itself!!!
- Stacy Eyton, @MrsMathEyton, Class Management #MTBoS
- Ilana Cyna, @ilanacyna, Classroom Management – Homework and Lates
- Michelle Rinehart, @HowWeTeach, My Table-Top Necessities for a Group Work Classroom
- Bonnie Davis, @mrsdavisalg2, Classroom Management
- Kelsey Holley, @kelzholley, #SundayFunday: Classroom Management
- Madison Sandig, @madisonsandig4, Sunday Sunday – Classroom Management
- Lynn Adsit, @ladsit76, Week -2: Classroom Management – Create a positive, well-managed classroom environment
- Julie Morgan, @fractionfanatic, Classroom Management #1
- Michelle Bailey, @MichelleBinMA, Classroom Organization
Our topic for next week is, “Organization “
Due: Sunday, August 27th, 6AM
One of the MOST REQUESTED topics in the Topic Submission Form was organization! Since it’s still August, there is no better time to tackle this! Help the organizationally challenged (like me). Tell us all how you do it! Tell us all about your organization hacks, classroom layout (photos if you have them!), classroom routines, gradebooks, managing students, dates, emails, paper!
Helpful tips:
- Submit your blog post (below) by Sunday at 6AM to have your post included in the weekly summary.
- Tweet out your post! Use the hashtags #MTBoS (Math Twitter Blogosphere)*, and #SundayFunday to get more traffic to your post. This is especially important if you are new to tweeting because only your followers will see your tweets unless you include a hashtag.
- Additional Hashtags: Of course you can always add more hashtags to your Tweet so more people will be exposed to your post! You can search any keywords to find a hashtag, and here are some of the more popular ones:
- #ElemMathChat (Elementary Teachers)
- #MSmathChat (Middle School Teachers)
- #GeomChat (Geometry)
- #Alg1Chat (Alg1 Teachers)
- #Alg2Chat (Alg2 Teachers)
- #PreCalcChat (PreCalc and Calc)
- #MathChat
- JUST #PushSend! 🙂
Submit your post using the form below by Saturday at midnight! Just #PressSend
You can also click here to submit.
New to Blogging?
If you are like, “Wow! This sounds like so much fun! I want to blog but don’t know where to start!” then you must read “Mission 1: The Power of the Blog” on the Explore the MTBoS site.
** The hardest thing to do week after week is come up with great prompts. Please help us out by telling us what you would like to blog about (or even read about) here!
* The Math Twitters Blogosphere is not an organization. Rather it refers to ANYONE that is involved in MATH in ANY way! You do NOT have to Tweet or have a blog! But, you can find many teachers that do tweet and blog by searching the hashtag #MTBoS on Twitter. All are welcome, no invitation necessary! Please join in the conversation! Just #PushSend!
Thanks so very much to @DruinOK for getting this all started and Jessica, @Algebrainiac1, for creating our awesome logo!
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