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Starting School: Doing New Things in New Ways

By Pat Harder

9/18/06
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Even if I didn't know the date, I would know that the beginning of a new school year is looming, because I have started to have my teaching dreams.

Ingenuity and iPods: Exploring Their Many Uses in the Classroom

By Pat Harder

8/23/06
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Two years ago, my middle school bought six iPods. I was a little baffled with the purchase, because we had so many other technology needs the money could have been spent on. Weren't we just indulging a small population in our school that wanted to be able to listen to music?

Testing Online?: It's Easier Than It May Seem

By Pat Harder

7/3/06
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This spring, many schools in Virginia were given the option of having their students take some state achievement tests online.

The Best of Times: And They May Only Be Getting Better

By Pat Harder

4/11/06
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The other day, I was trying to explain to my husband how this is both the worst of times and the best of times to be a teacher. Never before has society expected so much from public education.

Using Technology to Encourage Writing

By Pat Harder

3/13/06
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The first time I saw an Elmo (a digital visual presenter) in action, my mind was flooded with ideas about how I could use it in my classroom to encourage my students to write.

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