Kemble Flynn

Kemble Flynn, Canada, Primary

I am an elementary teacher in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I have been teaching for 12 years going on 13. I love to read and play soccer and volleyball.

Primary Flynn Where learning begins
Just a place where I can put down what is going on in my classroom and to write about what I'm doing and how I organize my classroom.

Theme: Elementary Teacher, Teacher Blog, Classroom blog, Classroom management, Educational Resources, Grade Primary, Kindergarten, Grade One

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Linda Carpenter

Linda Carpenter, USA, Primary, Secondary, Education

Linda Carpenter is faculty at Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Linda has a B.A. in history and a master’s degree in educational technology. She is a Technology Integration Specialist.Linda works extensively with pre-service teachers, is a certified mentor for new teachers, and is a Professional Development Specialist. Her research focus is classroom management, assessment, and instructional technology.

Linda is co-author with Dr. Jennifer Fontanini and Dr. Linda Neiman of the book From Surviving to Thriving: Mastering the Art of the Elementary Classroom.

From Surviving to Thriving
Our professional work is motivated by the possibility that every child will have great teachers. Our blog is a collection of resources, strategies, reflections, and practical tips to support effective teaching.

Theme: education, teacher resources, classroom management, teaching strategies, literacy, lesson plans, technology

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Agus Sampurno

Agus Sampurno, Indonesia, Primary, Secondary, Technology

I am a teacher and a blogger. Doing many training for teachers and also as a technology facilitator for teacher.

Guru Kreatif
My blog gives the reader of a full perspective of classroom management, technology and teacher leadership.

Theme: teacher leadership, technology, classroom management

Siobhan Curious

Siobhan Curious, Canada, Post-Secondary

Edublogger and college English teacher.

siobhan curious: classroom as microcosm
Siobhan writes about her day-to-day classroom experience and its personal, psychological, social and philosophical implications.

Theme: personal, education, classroom management, philosophy, psychology, society, teaching, learning, buddhism

Delaney J. Kirk

Delaney J. Kirk, Ph.D., USA, Higher Education, College Teaching

Delaney J. Kirk, Ph.D., has 26 years of teaching experience including 18 years as a tenured full professor at Drake University before moving to the University of South Florida in Sarasota in 2007.

She has taught workshops on classroom management and teaching effectiveness at numerous academic conferences and schools and was the featured expert for the Chronicle of Higher Education’s online chat on classroom management on September 15, 2004.

Her book, Taking Back the Classroom: Tips for the College Professor on Becoming a More Effective Teacher, was released by Tiberius Publications in October 2005.

Ask-Dr-Kirk - currently offline
Contains tips, rubrics, links, etc. to improve teaching effectiveness.

Theme: classroom management, tips on teaching, teaching tools, college professors

Miss Fox

Miss Fox, USA, Primary, Elementary

Currently, I am a pre-service teacher (because we need our own name, us undergrads), studying elementary education in North Carolina. As I’m not yet a “real” teacher, I am fully aware that I don’t know a damned thing. That’s why I’m here. To share, to learn, and to vent.

I’m a North Carolina Teaching Fellow at a rather good university, and so will be teaching in the state of North Carolina when I (finally) graduate. I took two years off from school for personal reasons, and will be graduating in May of 2008, even though I entered school in 2001 (better
late than never?).

I’m opinionated, crude, funny, honest, compassionate, sexy, and I believe that teachers are real people with real experiences and that they should be able to share them with their students, rather than pretend that they have no life outside of their classroom.

The Learning Curve
This journal is here so that I may share my thoughts on education with theworld. I want feedback from teachers, students, parents, and anyone else interested in education (which should be everyone). All are welcome to comment, but keep the rules in mind while doing so.

These entries will be biased, as I expect the comments to be. My hope is that this will be a facet of an entire website designed with education and teachers in mind - a place for people to find education resources. I intend to have a discussion forum so that everyone may share their opinions, not just me. Please do comment freely - especially if you genuinely disagree with what I have to say. This site is here to help me as much as anyone else, and I look forward to in-depth discussion about education-related issues.

Theme: student teaching, elementary education, political, classroom management