Heather

Heather, Canada, Primary to Adult, Writing and Everything Else

I have students of all ages for more than 20 years. I have helped kindergarten kids learn their ABC's and business college students discover English as a second language.

suburbanprincessteacher
It's (at times) a humourous look at teaching and living in the suburbs. It includes rants, raves, advice, and confessions.

Theme: humour, education, teachers, teaching, suburbs

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Alex Case

Alex Case, South Korea, TEFL

13 years as an English teacher, teacher trainer, ELT writer, editor and Director of Studies in Turkey, Thailand, Spain, Greece, Italy, Japan, UK and now Korea.

TEFLtastic
TEFL and TESOL news, views and reviews

Theme: humour, scams, news, book reviews, links

Jean-Louis Bontront

Jean-Louis Bontront, Canada, Secondary

Grade 12 Chemistry Teacher, Web2.0 initiate, finding ways to integrate technology into classroom.

What's in my head, and sometimes bounces out
Some of my thoughts and experiences as a classroom teacher. An occasional 'groaner' joke too!

Theme: education, chemistry, humour, thoughts

Caryn Swark

Caryn Swark, Canada, Primarily Elementary School

I am a third grade teacher as well as a writer and artist.

First the Classroom, Then the World - currently offline
Random observations on educational topics, life, and more; my blog includes my weekly comic strip Halos, which can also be viewed at Tomorrow's Trust.

Theme: humor, teaching, writing, fun

Mister Teacher

Mister Teacher, USA, Primary, Elementary

I used to be a design engineer. Now I'm a 3rd grade math teacher. Conference calls have been replaced with parent conferences. Product testing has given way to standardized testing. Instead of business cards, I now pass out report cards.

The only thing that hasn’t changed noticeably is the maturity level of the people surrounding me all day.

Learn Me Good
A former engineer, turned third-grade math teacher shares his anecdotes, observations, and the occasional rant.

Theme: teachers, school, kids, funny stories, humor, education

Doug Johnson

Doug Johnson, USA, K-12, Educational Technology

Doug Johnson has been the Director of Media and Technology for the Mankato Public Schools since 1991 and has served as an adjunct faculty member of Minnesota State University, Mankato since 1990. His teaching experience has included work in grades K-12 in schools both here and in Saudi Arabia. He is the author of four books: The Indispensable Librarian, The Indispensable Teacher’s Guide to Computer Skills, Teaching Right from Wrong in the Digital Age and Machines are the Easy Part; People are the Hard Part.

His regular columns appear in Library Media Connection, Leading & Learning magazines and on the Education World website, and his articles have appeared in over forty books and periodicals. Doug has conducted workshops and given presentations for over 130 organizations throughout the United States as well as in Malaysia, Kenya, Thailand, Germany, Qatar, Canada, Chili, the UAE and Australia and has held a variety of leadership positions in state and national organizations, including ISTE and AASL.

Blue Skunk Blog
Doug Johnson's musings on schools, libraries, technology and life.

Theme: k-12 education, humour, school technology, libraries, library media centers, information literacy, ethics