Ah, politics. Everywhere you turn, folks are questioning the qualifications and competencies of each of the current candidates for the … More
Author: Mackowiecki
The End of Standardized Tests?
We’ve been seeing it for the last year or so: the education pendulum on the verge of swinging. Standardized testing, … More
Act Aloud Plays
That you’re visiting my blog tells me you’re most likely already a fan of reader’s theater, so I needn’t tell … More
How to Host an “Old School” Writers’ Festival
When seven-year-old Kelsey Drake stepped to the microphone, she hesitated. Perhaps she felt nervous about presenting her writing before such … More
Bart Simpson: Smarter? Balanced?
Springfield, Oregon, has made national news for something other than being the birthplace of Bart Simpson. The Springfield School District … More
Nine Ways to Prepare for a Sub
1. Don’t. Ignore that cough. Cancel that meeting. Show up to class with a box of Kleenex and a bottle … More
Why You Should Teach Baseball on April 15th
The Major League Baseball season is underway, which seems a trivial point in the broad scheme of academics. Yet were … More
Desk Rent is Due Friday!
No doubt you’ve had kids ask, “Why do we need to know this stuff?” In my classroom, we spend a … More
What’s Hindering Your Low Readers?
Perhaps many of you have figured this stuff out long ago. Me, after nearly 25 years of teaching, I recently … More
Ten Plays for Black History Month
The Daring Escape of Henry “Box” Brown is making a reappearance in the January issue of Scholastic’s Storyworks magazine. In … More