Over the last three years, Carol Starin has written a column for the Torah Aura Bulletin Board. These suggestions for teachers and educators are organized by topic and offer thousands of ideas for classroom management, holiday celebrations, lesson planning, and more.
Table of Contents
A First Thing: Five Secret Tales of Jewish Teaching
Sixty-five Things About Planning
Five Things to Do Before the First Day
Five Things I Wish I Had Done at the Beginning of the Year
Five Challenges for the Second Day of Class
Five Reasons to Stand by the Door
Five Things to Do in the First Fifteen Minutes
Five Things to Include in Your First-Day Plan
Five Things You Should See When You Walk into a Classroom
Five Things Teachers Should Keep in Their Trunks
Five Ways to Create Community in the Classroom
Five Things You Can Do to Energize and Recapture Your Classroom for the Rest of the Year
Five Great Year-End Activities
Five Things to Do on the Last Day of School
Five Things You Can Do to Extend Learning into the Summer
Forty-five Things About School-to-Home Communications
Five Reasons to Send a Letter Home at the Beginning of the Year
Five Tips for Effective Parent-Teacher Conferences
Five Key Points to Keep in Mind When Writing Progress Reports and Five Tips about Progress Reports
Report Cards: Five Tips for Writing Meaningful Comments
Five Ways to Enlist Parents Help in the Classroom
When Children Have Two Homes
When Children Have Two Homes II: Dealing with Two Families
When Children Have Two Homes III: Five Technical Issues
A Death in the Family: Five Questions for When Your Student Loses a Family Member
Fifty-three Things About Lesson Planning
Five Thoughts About Lesson Planning
Five Ways to Begin a Lesson
Great Beginnings: Five Objectives
Five Set Inductions
Five Great Ways to End a Lesson
Transitions: Opportunities Not Wasted Time
Five Kinds of Seatwork That Make a Difference6
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Let Me Count the Ways: Practical Innovations for Jewish Teachers - ISBN 0933873972
How to Be a Jewish Teacher: An Invitation to Make a Difference - ISBN 0933873190
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