Karen LoBello
Karen and her sister, Judy Voigt, are co-authors of the soon-to-be-published children's picture book, "The Great PJ Elf Chase: A Christmas Eve Tradition." Follow their publishing journey at www.TheGreatPJElfChase.com. They also blog at www.ParentTeacherTalk.com.
Based in Nevada, Karen taught middle school math and English, computer education and elementary school. She has been involved in various facets of the education field.
Additionally, she performed and toured the country in a vocal band with her sisters. Karen writes lots of education articles, but she also enjoys writing about her interests -- fashion, decorating, entertainment, nutrition and fitness.
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Based in Nevada, Karen taught middle school math and English, computer education and elementary school. She has been involved in various facets of the education field.
Additionally, she performed and toured the country in a vocal band with her sisters. Karen writes lots of education articles, but she also enjoys writing about her interests -- fashion, decorating, entertainment, nutrition and fitness.
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Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education; Master of Science in Computer Education; Minor in Early Childhood Education; Highly-Qualified Status in Middle School Math and English
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Want to Be a Kindergarten Teacher? Start Preparing Even Before CollegeIf you think your career path is going to be teaching kindergarten, it's never too early to start preparing. An experienced teacher offers tips and suggestions for figuring out if you're cut out to teach kindergarten and steps you can take if you are. -
Teaching Math: ExpressionsAn experienced math teacher offers ideas to help you teach your students about numeric and algebraic expressions in math. Links and worksheets are provided to make your job easier. -
Teaching Math: Plotting Points on a Coordinate GridAn experienced middle-school math teacher offers tips to help you design your lesson plans and experience success teaching the coordinate plane. Students will have fun as they create pictures, plot points and play games. -
Teaching Math: Greatest Possible ErrorA middle-school math teacher shares ideas for teaching students to find the greatest possible error or GPE of a measurement. -
Remembering a Great Dad: Man of Few WordsThe author shares a poem written as a tribute to her dad who lost his life to cancer 25 years ago. -
Teaching Kids Responsibility Through ChoresA parenting expert shares her thoughts on the importance of developing a family chore plan to teach children responsibility. -
Teaching Math: Using a CompassElementary and middle-school students need plenty of guidance when they first learn to use math compasses. Tips from an experienced teacher will enhance your introductory lesson to the compass. -
Easy, Effective Way to Display Student Work in the ClassroomStudents love to see their work on display in the classroom. An experienced teacher shares a simple solution for showcasing every child's work all year long. -
Middle School Starts Soon: Engage Your Child in These ConversationsMiddle school is a unique time in a young person's life. Boys and girls don't always know how to talk to their parents about sensitive issues that arise at school. A seasoned middle-school teacher suggests ways for parents to bridge that conversation gap. -
Engage Children in Summer Olympic ActivitiesWhether you're deciding on a summer birthday party theme or looking for ways to entertain your children, Olympic activities fit the bill. Children will feel like they're part of the Olympic celebration when they participate in these games and activities. -
Math Teachers: Have You 'Flipped' Yet?If you teach math but feel inadequate because the period usually ends before your students really understand or have time to practice the new skill, try 'flipping' your classroom. Enjoy the active learning that will begin to take place. -
Teaching Math: Finding the Least Common DenominatorUse this resource for helping students find common denominators when adding or subtracting fractions. Includes tips and options for teaching upper elementary and middle-school students to find least common denominators when working with large numbers. -
Teaching Math: Prime FactorizationStudents learn prime factorization in upper elementary and middle school. Ensuring they understand the process will help them find common denominators when they add or subtract large numbers. -
Teaching Grammar: Start with Prepositional PhrasesAll other grammar becomes easier once students recognize prepositional phrases. Use these interactive ideas to increase your students' confidence in recognizing prepositional phrases. -
Teaching Math: Two-Team Board Game is Effective Test ReviewEngage every student in your class in this motivational board-race game: a perfect fit for various math skills. Students enjoy playing this game to prepare for a test. -
Teaching Math: Two-Step EquationsYour students will enjoy learning about two-step equations if you involve them in engaging activities. An experienced middle-school math teacher offers ideas.
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Khan Academy and the Future of Education: A Math Teacher's PerspectiveAs teachers, we are frustrated with the short amount of class time we have to help students with guided practice. Khan Academy's approach to teaching could change all that.
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Teaching Math: One-Step EquationsAlgebra intimidates many students. A teacher offers tips and free resources for helping students understand one-step equations.
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Effective Classroom Community Service ProjectsStudents in all grades learn valuable lessons when they are involved in community projects. A classroom teacher shares five of her favorite ideas.
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Literature Circles Motivate Students to ReadLiterature circles are forming in classrooms across the country, helping students discover the joy of reading. If you want to motivate your students, incorporate literature circles into your language arts curriculum.
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Exercises to Do While on a Detox and Cleanse DietIf you are embarking on a weight loss journey and starting with a body-cleanse and detox program, consider adding these exercises for increased results.
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Legislators Should Protect LGBT Children at SchoolWe lose LBGT students to depression and suicide every day. The public now has a chance to put a dent in the wave of harassment that is plaguing gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender school children.
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Slavery Questions in Third-Grade Math: Teachers Should Know BetterGeorgia third-grade teachers angered parents and community members when they included inappropriate slavery questions on a math homework assignment. A teacher shares her views on why this should never have happened.
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Engage Students in Annual Statistics ContestIf you are teaching students to collect, organize and summarize data, you must directly involve them in math graphing projects. The American Statistical Association's K-12 contest is a valuable motivational tool.
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Holiday Hangovers: A Doctor's AdviceWhen you have a hangover, the last person you might think to consult is your doctor. Read the advice this physician is offering to anyone who finds himself with a holiday hangover.
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JumpRopeRun Program for SchoolsJumpRopeRunning is the newest sport to enter track and field. The hope is that it will someday be an Olympic event. P.E. teachers can introduce this engaging sport to students and design competitions that will raise the excitement level at the school.
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Pumpkin Math: Five Learning Center RotationsCelebrate the fall season and engage students in hands-on learning using these math activities, designed around pumpkins.
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Maty's All Natural Cough Syrup: Result of a Mother's DeterminationMany people today are searching for healthy remedies to coughs, colds and the flu. After years of research and trial-an-error, this line of products is helping both adults and children, and is especially appreciated by those with medical concerns.
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5 Tips for Those Who Sit on the JobMany of us sit way too much while working at our jobs, watching television, reading, eating, computing or just resting.We're losing control of our muscles and strength. An experienced trainer offers a way out.
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Dr. Sasse Recommends Nine Healthy Foods on a BudgetA tight budget doesn't mean healthy foods are off-limits. A Nevada surgeon shares his views on foods that should be in your shopping cart if you want to save money and eat nutritiously.
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Breast Cancer Awareness: Plastic Surgeon Relays Latest Reconstructive OptionsMany women are not aware of the choices they have for breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. An expert offers multiple options.
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Celebrate U.S. National Metric Week in OctoberKids understand measurements only if they experience them first-hand. Pump up the excitement during National Metric Week by conducting your own Mini-Metric Olympics where every student is engaged.
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Teaching Students a Lesson in ObservationWhen students tune in to the technique of observation, it carries over to all aspects of their education. Try these fun experiments to engage them in active observation.
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9/11: A Las Vegas Teacher ReflectsWhen disaster strikes, as it did on September 11, 2001, teachers -- even when their insides are in knots -- must reassure students. The author reflects on her experience as a teacher on 9/11.
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Vegetarian and Vegan Diets: Are They for You?More Americans are choosing meatless diets. A lifetime vegetarian gives tips, benefits and guidelines for those considering a transition.
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Storm Watch: Hurricane IreneMost of us complain about minor weather details, but a storm like Hurricane Irene puts it all in perspective.
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If Students Aren't Listening, They Aren't LearningYou can have the greatest lessons in the world, but they are useless if you can't get your students to stop talking and pay attention. Make this the year you master that important procedure.
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Healthy School Lunches for Teens: A Dietitian Provides Six ChoicesA dietitian advises parents on healthy brown-bag lunches that will supply the nutrients teens need in this all-important growth stage.
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Teachers: Six Ways to Minimize Stress from the StartTeachers are met with stressful demands from all sides at the onset of a school year. Make this year different -- and calmer.
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Marzetti's Simply Dressed Ranch Adds Zing to Summer Pasta SaladMarzetti wants to get back to basics with its newest line of salad dressings: Simply Dressed. Minimal ingredients are natural and don't include trans fats or high fructose corn syrup.
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Fresh Tomatoes and Marzetti's Simply Dressed Balsamic: A Perfect MatchIf you are tired of reading long lists of hard-to-pronounce ingredients on your salad dressings, you will delight in the natural ingredients Marzetti has included in their new line: Simply Dressed.
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Railroad Pass, Nevada's Longest-Running Casino, Celebrates 80 YearsThis is one casino that survived Nevada implosions. The Railroad Pass Hotel and Casino, which exists because of the Hoover Dam construction in the 1930s, celebrates a landmark birthday.
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Five Things Your Child's Middle-School Teachers Want from YouWhen a child enters middle school, both the student and the parent experience change. A middle-school teacher outlines important focus points for parents.
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Teachers: Manage Your Classroom Effectively from Day OneStart off on the right foot on day one, and you will have a successful year of teaching. Don't underestimate the importance of effective classroom management.
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Teach Your Child to Deal with School BulliesDon't depend on the school to talk to your child about dealing with bullies. An experienced teacher offers suggestions that parents can use to help children avoid confrontations with school bullies.
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Homework Habits in Middle School Can Make or Break StudentsDon't drive yourself crazy this school year with homework. Help your middle-school son or daughter get off on the right foot from day one.
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Teaching Middle-School Math: Use Tangrams on the First Day of SchoolEngage your students on the first day of math class. Introduce a tangram activity that forces them to think outside the box while allowing you uninterrupted time to register them into class.
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Part, Knot and Braid Hair for Carefree Summer StyleMost women would rather sleep in than spend time on their hair in the morning. You can fashion your locks in less than ten minutes with these simple ideas.
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Carlsbad, California: The Perfect Beachfront GetawayAs a frequent visitor to various Southern California beaches, I was more than pleased with what I discovered on my first trip to Carlsbad.
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So your child's starting middle school--relax, it'll be OKWatching your child trot off to kindergarten is an emotional experience, but it doesn't hold a candle to sending her off to middle school. An experienced teacher gives parents advice on ways to help make the transition to middle school a good one.
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Classroom Skyping Adds an Exciting DimensionTechnology advances at a quick pace. If teachers want to hold students' interest, they must integrate exciting venues such as videoconferencing into their lesson plans.
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How Teachers Can Help Abused StudentsEven though they may fear an error in judgment, educators are bound by law to report suspected abuse.
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'American Idol' Season 10: The Wait is OverIt was down to the wire for Scotty McCreery and Lauren Alaina. At the end of an evening packed with entertainment, one was declared the 2011 'American Idol.'
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2011 'The Biggest Loser': Sisters Vie for Top SpotFor the first time in the show's history, three women landed in the finale. The contestants collectively lost over one ton of weight.
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Behavior Issues that Slow Learners May ExhibitStudents who lag behind their peers often develop inappropriate behavior patterns, typically out of frustration. Teachers must learn to identify them before they can offer help.
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2011 Top Two 'American Idols': A Little Bit CountryIn what has shaped up to be the best season ever, two of 'Idol's' youngest contestants will go head to head in the finale.
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2011 Top Three 'American Idols' Each Win a RoundSeason 11's Idols are giving it their all to the bitter end. Each performer had a shining moment on May 18th.
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The Sahara Hotel: Another One Bites the DustThe Sahara Hotel, another aging landmark in Las Vegas, closes its doors.
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'American Idol' 2011: Gaga Mentors and it is Anybody's GameThe final four contestants gave it their all under the guidance of Lady Gaga. This is one of the most talented groups ever on 'Idol,' but two singers may already have cornered the market on fans.
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Keeping Middle School Minds Sharp Over Summer BreakSince the middle school curriculum is loaded, students can't afford setbacks during summer months. Parents should think outside the box to engage and educate their sons and daughters.
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Mesquite, Nev., May Lose Sole Link to Higher EducationSmall town residents are up in arms at the threat of losing their college branch.
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'American Idol' 2011: Best Vocalist Eliminated'American Idol' hasn't had a female winner since 2007. That opportunity may have gone out the door again since the ladies' best chance was sent packing.
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'American Idol,' 2011: Top Nine Make it Tough to ChooseSeason 10's top nine American Idols tackled the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame artists. As the weeks wind down, the competition heats up.
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Season 10 'American Idols' Sing for a Spot in the Top 10The 'American Idol' judges shouldl bend the rules and let all eleven contestants go on tour. After their Motown performances--and every singer on pitch--it will be tough to keep one vocalist out of the coveted top ten group.
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Free Math Tutoring Videos, Online Practice and WorksheetsThis is the kind of thing that teachers get excited about. Parents, students and even adults who want to polish their math skills will love these free, easy-to-use websites.
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'American Idol' 2011 Top 12: Another One Bites the DustThere were no surpises in the the bottom 3 on tonight's 'American Idol.' One female contestant pleads for another chance, but doesn't get it.
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'American Idol' March 16, 2011: Top 12 Sing Songs from Birth YearsOne contestant pulls out all the stops, but others give ho-hum performances.
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Season 15's Two-Time Bachelor, Brad Womack, Makes His Choice: Happily Ever After?It was down to Emily and Chantal. One of them has a ring on her finger, and she's getting advice from the few 'Bachelor' couples who have stayed together.
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Teaching Interview: Preparation Equals ConfidenceInterviewing for a teaching position? Read these tips to feel more self-assured.
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TLC's 'What Not to Wear' Provides Valuable Tips to ViewersFashion reality television show provides tips that every woman will find helpful.
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'American Idol' Fans Say Goodbye to Ashthon JonesThe show had a quirky twist, but the results were predictable.
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Advice for New Teachers from Ten Voices of ExperienceThe teaching profession can be overwhelming, especially for someone new to the career. Read the wise advice that ten seasoned educators are sharing.
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2011 'American Idol' Top Thirteen: A Mixed BagSeason 10's "American Idol" contestants performed songs from their own favorite idols. Some were great, but a few flopped.
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'The Twilight Zone': Classic TV Show Laden with Star PowerThis epic fantasy anthology placed ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances, keeping viewers in suspense. Hundreds of actors--who later went on to be megastars--participated in the series.Also published on:
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The Best 'American Idol' Top 13 YetJennifer, Steven and Randy have put together a talented group of singers for "American Idol's" tenth season. It was tough to break it down to the top 13.
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2011 'American Idol's' Top Twelve Girls: From Fabulous to FlopTwelve female contestants had one shot at being voted into the finalists' group on Idol. Some cut it, and some didn't.
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'American Idol' 2011's Top Twelve Guys: Shining Stars EmergeThe talent is impressive in 2011's "American Idol." The top twelve male contestants proved that as they competed for spots in the finalists' group.
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Nevadans Eat More Fast Food Than Any Other StateSteps are in place to change these statistics, and special attention is being paid to Nevada's youth.
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Speech Pathologist Gives Thumbs-Up to 'The King's Speech'Speech/language pathologist Connie PIke believes 'The King's Speech' deserves accolades on many levels and will have a positive impact in her field.Also published on:
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'American Idol,' 2011: Top 24 May Be Best Yet12 girls and 12 guys have made it through to the top spots on season 10's "American Idol."
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5 Singers Secure Spots in "American Idol's" Top 24 for Season 10Finalists are emerging amidst drama and tears.
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"The Biggest Loser" Contestants Take Motherly Love Too Far"The Biggest Loser" took a strange turn on February 22nd. The contestants should concentrate on the purpose of the show and stop trying to shield their grown children from life's inevitable up's and down's.
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Teaching Students to Write Various Poetry StylesAn experienced teacher thinks that poetry can inspire students to be writers. Motivate your students to create poetry portfolios.
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Teachers: 7 Ways to Celebrate April's "National Poetry Month"Instructors can make poetry come alive in their classrooms by incorporating these ideas, sure to motivate and inspire students.
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'American Idol,' Season 10: Talent and Drama Close Hollywood WeekOne contestant brings the judges to their feet, as 100 hopefuls battle it out on the last night of "American Idol's" Hollywood Week.
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2011 Grammy Entertainment Starts with a BangThe 53rd Grammy Awards kept to the promise of making it all about music rather than monotonous acceptance speeches. A wide range of performers provided entertainment in all genres.
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Las Vegas Mayor Election: Big Shoes to FillLas Vegans now know who their choices will be in the April primary election for mayor. An unusually high number of candidates have entered the fray.
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Teachers Communicating with Parents: Keep it Up-to-Date and SimpleAn experienced teacher recommends quick, daily group emails as the most efficient means of staying in touch with parents and guardians.
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CNBC's "Till Debt Do Us Part" Helps Couples Take Control of FinancesWatch this television program to pick up valuable tips on how to get your own finances on track.
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"The Biggest Loser," Season 11: Evans' Twins Admit They Needed an Attitude AdjustmentPlenty of overweight people who longed to be on "The Biggest Loser" are no doubt unhappy that 54-year old twins, Don and Dan Evans, threw away the opportunity of a lifetime.
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5 Bright Spots in 2011's Super Bowl CommercialsSuper Bowl commercials generally include lots of duds, but there are shining stars as well.
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"American Idol" 2011: Judging the JudgesSure, the buzz is all about Simon Cowell leaving "Idol," but is he really going to missed?
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Teaching Math: Experimental and Theoretical ProbabilityProbability lesson includes links to virtual manipulatives, worksheets, game and culmination video.
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The Probability Game, "SKUNK"Your students will beg to play this game of chance and choice.
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Teaching Students to Write Effective Essay IntroductionsTeach students to break away from humdrum essay openings and create more inviting introductions. Examples included with all ten suggestions.
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Oprah Winfrey Introduces "New" Half-Sister, PatriciaOprah gets the surprise of her life when her half-sister emerges.
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Teaching Roman Numerals: Super Bowl Provides Perfect OpportunityStudents need to be able to identify Roman numerals. Online games and practices make the skill fun.
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Ten Tips for Welcoming ESL Students into Your ClassroomA non-English speaking student feels like a fish out of water when he/she first enters an American classroom. Use these ideas to help your ESL students feel more comfortable.
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Paula Abdul Returns to Judge's Seat on "Live to Dance"Television fans who enjoy dance and like to cheer on hopefuls--or who simply miss Paula Abdul--will want to tune in to the latest reality dance competition.
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Virgin River Floods Parts of Arizona, Utah and NevadaSevere rain caused the Virgin River to overflow its banks in December, 2010, affecting towns along the way.
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Teaching Students to Write Realistic FictionOnce students understand the elements that go into writing realistic stories, their writing skills will improve.
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Ten Facts that May...Or May Not...Surprise YouStatistics to ponder.
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Teaching Math: Translations, Rotations and ReflectionsLesson plan ideas for teaching translations, rotations and reflections to elementary and middle-school students. Includes links to videos and worksheets designed for hands-on experiences.
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"The Biggest Loser" Season 10 FinaleOne contestant drops over half of his body weight as dramatic changes are revealed.
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Elizabeth Edwards Loses Her Battle with Breast CancerElizabeth Edwards publicly battled breast cancer for six years. She was a great role model for all of us, but especially the three children she leaves behind.
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Tips for Effectively Mentoring a Student TeacherA seasoned teacher offers advice to anyone supervising a student teacher. Make it a great, positive experience.
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Using Dialogue Journals in Elementary ClassroomsWhen students have the opportunity to openly communicate with their teachers through journal-writing, the result is a ripple of positive effects.
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Teaching Math: Classifying Triangles by Sides and AnglesAre you teaching students to classify or name triangles? An experienced teacher shares tips, resources and hands-on activities.
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Reasons Fans Are Drawn to 'American Idol'"American Idol" has retained the number one spot in the Nielsen ratings for 6 years running. Why are fans so loyal?
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Teachers: We Are the Students' First Line of Defense Against School BulliesAn experienced teacher offers tried-and-true suggestions for combating school bullying.
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Parent Conferences: "But My Other Child..."An experienced teacher discusses the pitfalls--especially during school conferences--of comparing your child to you or his siblings.
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Women's ski pants: 5 great optionsFive great choices in women's ski pants combine style with flexibility.
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Ski pants for kids: Top choicesToday's ski pant options for kids include fun patterns and colors. Built-in growth systems ensure that ski pants can be used for more than one season.
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"The Biggest Loser" Week 8: Tempers FlareImpressive weight loss was overshadowed by erupting tensions on the November 9th episode of "The Biggest Loser."
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Make the Correct Word ChoicesSix word choice errors, common in writing, are highlighted.
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Opinion: Vote Harry Reid for Senate: Keep Nevada's cloutNevadans owe it to themselves to keep Harry Reid as Nevada senator.
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The TOEIC Exam: Description and Preparation TipsTips are provided for those taking the TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication). This exam is used by corporations in the hiring and promotion process and is globally recognized as proof of competence in the English language.
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Thanksgiving: Baby Boomer FlashbackA Baby Boomer fondly remembers traditions that made childhood Thanksgivings special.
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College Fair and Admissions: Online EventStudents, parents, and guidance counselors can participate in an online college fair, free of charge. All you need is a computer.
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Crystal Bowersox: Take a Look at Her Wedding GownFans finally get a look at the wedding gown worn by Crystal Bowersox.
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American Idol's Crystal Bowersox Ties the KnotAmerican Idol runner-up, Crystal Bowersox, tops off her amazing year by marrying long-time friend, musician Brian Walker.
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Early College Admission: Is it Right for You?Skipping the senior year of high school to attend college early can be a daunting task. Experts offer their advice, pointing out some pros and cons.
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Try the "No-S Diet" for a Simple Weight-Loss PlanIf you're looking for a diet plan that doesn't require counting points or calories, the "No-S Diet's" simple philosophy might be for you.
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Temecula, California, in PicturesA glimpse into the charm and activities that make up Temecula, California.
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Oceanside, California, in PicturesA glimpse into what you can expect when visiting Oceanside, California.
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Teaching Middle-Grade English Language Arts: Essay Suggestions for Four QuartersA middle-school English teacher suggests four different essay types for the school year. Read descriptions and topic suggestions that can be adapted to specific grade levels.
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Teaching Middle-School Math: Combining "Like Terms"Experienced middle-school math teacher shares her method for teaching students to combine like terms.
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Halloween: Baby Boomer FlashbackA 'Baby Boomer' reflects on Halloweens of the past.
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A Good Deed Takes a Humorous TurnTrue, lighthearted, amusing story of a Pennsylvania priest's predicament as he announced the winner of a mountain bike raffle.
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Teaching Elementary Science: PhotosynthesisTeachers who follow this elementary school science lesson plan for photosynthesis will end up with students who can explain the process back to them.
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Teaching Math: Finding the Absolute Value of a NumberDon't think all students will "get" absolute value quickly when the concept is first introduced. Follow this lesson plan to involve students in the process of finding the absolute value of a number.
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One-Skillet Dinner is Healthy and FlavorfulTrying to cut back on processed foods? This quick and easy sausage, peppers, and potatoes dinner uses all-natural ingredients.
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Pumpkin Ring: Delicious, Simple RecipePumpkin Ring recipe is moist, simple, and delicious. It can be served for breakfast, brunch, or dessert.
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So You Wanna Be a Blackjack DealerCasino gaming has spread across the United States and even the world. A seasoned worker offers his tips and experiences as a blackjack dealer in Vegas.
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Correctional Officer: What Type Education is Needed?Education requirements for a correctional officer range from a high school diploma to a bachelor's degree.
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Homework: "But He Said He Didn't Have Any!"An experienced teacher advises having a plan in place to ensure that homework is a responsibility-enhancer for your child. Don't fall into the trap of believing age-old lines such as, "I already did my homework."
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Isn't it Called Dancing with the "Stars"?"Dancing with the Stars" cast members are revealed, but this writer wonders why one dancer made the list.
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New Teachers: Be Prepared for School Fire DrillsAs a new teacher, I was visited by firemen, handed a note, and expected to take the appropriate action in a school fire drill. All teachers need to be prepared ahead of time.
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Ten Open House Tips for Middle-School TeachersAn experienced teacher shares pointers that have helped her middle-school Open House, Meet the Teacher, and Back-to-School-Night programs turn out successful.
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"Unity" Poem for Teachers and ParentsPerfect poem for teachers or parents to display at Open House, Meet the Teacher, or Back-to-School Night.
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Coursework to Expect for an International MBA DegreeWith today's global market, employers increasingly look favorably upon international MBA degrees. This article highlights courses to expect in such international MBA programs.
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Expert Details Top-Paying Careers for MBA GradsKofi Kankam, co-founder and director of Admit Advantage, a company dedicated to simplifying the MBA admissions' process, details top-paying job possibilities for those who have earned MBA degrees.
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Keeping Your Hair "Office Chic"Maintaining appropriate hairstyles for the office can be challenging. Mika Fowler, stylist in Beverly Hills, has a 7-day plan that includes sketches.
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What's Required to Teach High School PsychologyPsychology is increasingly being incorporated into high school curricula. Understanding the requirements to be a high school psychology teacher is the first step toward this career.
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Job Opportunities Abound with a Marketing MBAPotential job opportunities with a marketing MBA are highlighted. An expert provides food for thought to anyone considering a marketing focus in an MBA program.
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Experts Share Tips for the MBA Admission ProcessExperts who have received their MBA degrees share 10 important tips for the MBA admission process.
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How to Become Certified to TeachTeacher certification and licensing differs slightly from state to state. Discover common requirements.
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Mika Fowler of Gavert Atelier Salon in Beverly Hills Sketches a Week of Executive HairstylesWondering how to have 'office chic' hair all week? Take the advice of top-notch Beverly Hills' stylist, Mika Fowler.
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Educational Requirements for Kindergarten TeachersIf you would like to teach kindergarten, fulfilling these requirements will soon get you into the classroom.
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A Master's Degree in Educational Leadership Results in Several Job PossibilitiesBrief descriptions of various jobs that can be pursued with a master's degree in instructional leadership.
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Unique Online Master's Degree Programs for Licensed TeachersTeachers appreciate the flexibility and unique aspects of these online master's degree programs.
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Special Education Master's Degree Programs OnlineThere is a growing demand in the field of special education; classroom teachers can become licensed in special education through online master's degree programs.
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Proven Online Continuing Teacher Education CoursesAn experienced teacher suggests online continuing education options popular with colleagues.
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Meet These Requirements If You Want to Teach Special EducationSpecial education teachers are in growing demand. Certain requirements must be met in order to teach in this field.
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Ten Tips for Getting Back into TeachingIf you have been on a hiatus from teaching and are thinking of getting back to it...please do! The teaching profession will value your experience and know-how.
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Educational Requirements for Preschool TeachersEducational requirements for becoming a preschool teacher range from a high school diploma to a college degree, depending upon the state.
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Requirements for Becoming a TeacherAn experienced teacher details important points to consider before, during, and after attending college to pursue a teaching degree.
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Joining in on Tracie's Word GameMy contribution to the word game that's sweeping through Associated Content.
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American Idol Judge, Kara DioGuardi, FiredAmidst a swarm of rumors, it seems Randy Jackson is the only remaining American Idol judge. Nigel Lythgoe might be orchestrating a plan to draw attention to the singing competition.
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Earning My Master's Degree in Computer EducationAn experienced teacher talks about the importance of choosing an educational master's degree that opens the door to opportunity and fulfills a desire to explore an exciting area.
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Online ESL Degree Provides a Teacher with Flexibility and OpportunityA teacher generally embarks on a master's degree program. An online degree in ESL results in a solid background in this increasingly important field.
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Steps to Take in Earning an Online Elementary Education DegreeGuidelines for a prospective teacher who is considering earning a degree in elementary education degree online.
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Educational Requirements for Future Elementary School Teachers Address Many Subject AreasAn experienced elementary school teacher highlights the college curriculum and various educational requirements a prospective teacher will encounter.
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Executive Hairstyles: Master Stylist, Nick Arrojo, Provides Great TipsHairstlyes for the office don't have to take up a lot of time. One of my favorite stylists, Nick Arrojo (of "What Not to Wear" fame), shared his expertise on exectutive hairstyles with me.
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Teaching Math: Prime and Composite NumbersAn experienced middle-school math teacher gives suggestions on how to engage students in a math lesson on prime and composite numbers.
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Learning Multiplication Facts: A Step-by-Step Plan Produces ResultsAn experienced teacher lays out a plan for helping your child learn the multiplication tables. Devoting effort now can alleviate future problems in mathematics.
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Ely, NevadaEly, Nevada, is situated in White Pine County in East Central Nevada. This small town provides a glimpse back in time. It is depicted in this slideshow.
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Teaching Math: The Distributive PropertyA seasoned middle-school math teacher offers pointers designed to engage students as they first encounter the distributive property.
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Punctuation GuidelinesSimple guide to using the 8 most common punctuation marks.
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Don't Be Scared of Middle SchoolMost kids are a little scared about starting middle school. Maybe this article will put your mind at ease.
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Encourage Accelerated Students to Take RisksAccelerated students become complacent when they are not effectively challenged. Many develop a strong fear of failure, thus limiting their efforts. Develop steps to help accelerated students take risks.
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Abraham Lincoln: 16th President of the United StatesEasy-to-read format is perfect for students researching Abraham Lincoln...or anyone who simply wants to learn more about President Lincoln.
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Corvette and Classic Car Images: Lake Tahoe Car ShowTake a look. These cars may bring back memories. Owners of Corvettes and other classic cars display their automobiles with well-deserved pride.
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The Best Ways to Teach Students to Write Effective Essay ParagraphsStudents are required to write many essays during their academic careers. Teachers need to help students learn exactly what types of sentences will result in effective body paragraphs.
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Online Finance Degree: Courses to ExpectAlthough universities have their own specific requirements, typical courses are included for online finance degree programs.
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Typical Admission Requirements for Online UniversitiesAlthough online universities vary in their admission procedures, most require common, basic information.
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Children Need to Practice Goal-Setting to Have Successful Life SkillsIf you want your child to have successful life skills, begin now to help him reach goals.
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Teaching Math: Identify and Name AnglesWhen students have fun and become active in the learning process, it's more rewarding for the teacher-and the information has a better chance of staying inside those teenage brains.
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Cooperative Teaching: Pieces of the Puzzle Need to FitAn experienced teacher reflects on the pros and cons of working with a co-teacher.
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National Curriculum Standards in Education Endorsed by Most StatesCommon education curriculum standards across the nation will affect some schools more than others.
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American Idol Season 9: Take a Look at the Best MomentsAmerican Idol's Season Nine was filled with rousing, touching and 'star-making' moments.
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American Idol Season 9: A New Idol is Ushered in Amidst Great EntertainmentLee appeared shocked and overwhelmed when Ryan Seacrest read the name of 2010's American Idol.
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American Idol 2010 Final Face-Off: 'MamaSox 'Nails Rounds 1, 2, and 3Lee's nerves were high and Crystal was on fire.
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Online Continuing Education Options for TeachersOnline continuing education courses allow teachers much-needed flexibility.
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Online Master's Degree: Is it Right for You?If you're considering earning a master's degree online, this guide will provide valuable insight.
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Security Management Careers OpportunitiesCareers in security management are increasingly available. Online education is a viable option for those seeking a degree in security management.
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Crystal Bowersox and Lee DeWyze Face Off in 2010's American Idol Season NineThere were no surprises as the top two contestants were announced for American Idol's season nine.
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American Idol 2010 Contestants Compete for Final Two SpotsThe judges should have collaborated on song choices for the top three American Idols. One of them got the short stick.
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The Top Three American Idols Are Heading Home to CelebrateThere were no major surprises tonight when the American Idol count went down to three.
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American Idol Casey James Makes Bad Song Choice with "Mrs. Robinson"Even though the American Idol judges go off the subject in their critique of him, Casey sings "Mrs. Robinson" with conviction.
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Crystal Rules Once Again on May 11th's American IdolSure, Crystal knocked it out of the park again this week, but it is anyone's game now as the top four American Idols race to the finish.
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American Idol Results' Show with Harry Connick, Jr. Was Best YetFor the first time ever, May 5th's American Idol results' show topped the Tuesday performance program.
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Advantages of a Career Aptitude TestThe writer offers her own experience with online career aptitude tests; background, advantages and disadvantages are provided.
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American Idol Lee DeWyze May Knock Crystal Bowersox Out of the Top SpotIt's getting closer to being a "Crystal vs. Lee" match on American Idol. They're both forces to be reckoned with, but one might have an edge.
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Top Five American Idols Attempt the Tunes of SinatraHarry Connick, Jr. gave it his all, but most of the top five American Idols were not in their element singing the songs of the ultimate crooner.
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"Of" Means "Times" (x) in MathUnderstanding trigger words in math enhances a student's understanding. One teacher learned a valuable math vocabulary lesson from her uncle.
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Krypto Math Game Strengthens Basic SkillsAn experienced teacher describes the Krypto math game that can be used in elementary and middle school classes to strenthen mental math and basic arithmetic.
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Math Problem-Solving: Don't Protect Students from FrustrationStudents are not often trained to be critical problem solvers. Teachers can encourage this process by allowing students to choose their own strategies and experience frustration in the process. Research points to student success in this case.
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Teacher Appreciation Week is the First Week in MayLet's face it. Against many odds, teachers work diligently to educate and inspire their students. Show your gratitude during Teacher Appreciation Week.
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American Idol's Top Five for Season NineEdgy Siobhan Magnus says goodbye to American Idol, but hello to a promising career.