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March 19, 2013

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It’s All Gold.

May 24, 2013

Gold

The Gold Competition.

Nothing says GREAT VALUE like a competition.

This is a competition open to GOLD MEMBERS.

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Behaviour Management in Focus

 

Behaviour Management eCourse

Free Behaviour Management eCourse

STOP PRESS – THIS COURSE IS NOW FULL – STOP PRESS.

This eCourse, as the name suggests, focuses on behaviour management strategies in the classroom. The course stretches over a number of months. Participants will receive installments emailed directly to their inbox. Each installment will present behaviour management strategies, tips, ideas, suggestions, resources – all to help in your classroom.

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Good Question.

May 13, 2013

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I received this email from Priscilla just recently and I feel it is important to share my thoughts.

teaching strategies fingerWhat a fantastic site but how do you hook up those electronic devices eg laptop to lessons available online and get them to work in the classroom where you have no internet access?

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The Gold Room is OPEN

May 13, 2013

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The Gold Room is now OPEN.

relief Teaching Gold RoomIf you are a GOLD MEMBER, you can visit anytime. The GOLD ROOM is in the Members’ Page. If you are not yet a GOLD MEMBER, CLICK HERE if you want to find out more about the GOLD ROOM.

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Teaching Strategies Can Make or Break You

Teaching Strategies Reading GamesYou might start with all the best intentions at your relief teaching gig but if your teaching strategies falter, so do you. So what strategies guarantee success? Honestly, my legal department stops me from saying I can guarantee success for obvious reasons. But I can share with you these teaching strategies that will give you the best chance of success.

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relief teachig funny signsNo Relief Teaching Program!

You turn up for your relief teaching gig and what do you find? No flippin’ program. Nothing. Not one message left for you by the classroom teacher. This can be a BLESSING or a CURSE.
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A Note on Sensitivity; Etiquette When Teaching Abroad

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After obtaining degrees in English Literature and English Secondary Education, Sean Lords packed up his bags and left to Seoul, South Korea where he lived for three years teaching English abroad. Sean has since returned to the States and is currently at work on his Master’s degree.

Living in a foreign country will present you with hosts of exciting and memorable moments.

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101 classroom management tips.

classroom management gemsI have compiled these classroom management tips (I would like to call them GEMS, but that would be presumptuous). The aim of this exercise is to either supplement or increase your effectiveness in the classroom. I am sure you have heard or read of these tips before. You are probably practicing most, if not all of them. But these gems or tips might just trigger something in the grey matter about some classroom management strategies that you may have forgotten to use in a while.

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Relief Teaching Resources

April 12, 2013

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Relief Teaching Resources

Relief Teaching Resources – FREE = Worth A Look!

When it comes to relief teaching resources, I have to say I am a TIGHT WAD!  I hate spending money on my relief teaching resources because there is so much junk around and my hard-earned money is valuable to me. But free relief teaching resources – well that is another story. [click to continue reading…]

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10 Essential Tips For Sensitive Issues

April 3, 2013

2   Dealing with Sensitive Issues with Kids Teachers (and often relief teachers) are put into the difficult situation of dealing with sensitive issues with kids. It is a tough position for teachers but even tougher for kids. Teachers need to recognise that they are very significant adults in a student’s life.

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