Good Teaching Website

Hey everyone,

I was doing some work for one of my other classes and came acorss this website. It's got a lot of good info along with videos. There are times when I would much rather watch a video then read something, so hopefully you guys find this useful. Check it out.

http://learner.org/

Tommy McCloskey

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Assignments: "7 Ways to Reinforce Spelling In Your Class video"

I'm not sure if this the guy in this video is refering to elementary/middleschool students, but I feel this can be used at just about any level. With computers and spell check being at all students disposal, it's very easy to fall into the bad speller syndrome. I know I've fallen into it. With these conveinences at your fingertips, it's hard to take the time to figure out how to spell words while your typing. I like the different techniques the author talked about to use in class. Even at the high school level, you can have your students take part in various writing assignments, making sure they use the criteria at hand. Gonna have to try it out. Talk to you all later.

Tommy McCloskey

EDUCATIONAL AND GOOD RESOURCE WEBSITE

THIS IS ONE OF MY COLLEGE PROFESSOR'S WEBSITE. I USED TO USE IT ALL THE TIME AND STILL REFER TO IT HERE AND THERE. THOUGHT MAYBE A FEW OF YOU COULD FIND SOME USEFUL THINGS SEARCHING THROUGH IT. LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT IT

http://users.rowan.edu/~cone/

TALK TO YOU ALL LATER.

TOMMY MCCLOSKEY

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Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne survived a car crash, train derailment, sinking ship, house fire and a tornado before perishing in a plane crash.

I just read this and thought it was a good piece of motivation.

Tommy McCloskey