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Teachers around the country have complained that there aren’t enough hours in the day to do all the things they need to do: lesson planning, marking homework, entering grades, answering emails, etc. One teacher in Illinois has a solution: “I don’t sleep,” he says. “If I don’t sleep, that gives me enough time to do all the things I need to do. It’s great!”
No sleep you ask. Is that healthy? Doctors recommend 7 - 9 hours of sleep per night. Teacher Willa Johnson counters this. “I find that stress is worse than no sleep. If I don’t finish my work, I feel stressed. By not sleeping, I feel more relaxed because all my work gets done. It’s really the best option for me.”
We interviewed dozens of teachers in different school districts and we found many are in agreement. “Sleep is for wimps.” chuckles a teacher in Oregon. “We just have to learn to live without it.”
So, put on some loud music and grab your favorite energy drink. Get ready for a night of finishing up all your work so that you can breathe easy the next day.
Hi, I am reading the book Wonder with my kids in class.
Towards the end of the book, the main characters are watching the musical The sound of Music.
Only a few of my students had ever heard of the movie. I thought it might be cool to have them watch it, but I have only 135 minutes (max) at my disposal. The original movie is almost 3 hours long. Does anyone here know of a shortened version I could show in class (three 45 minute lessons)?
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If your colleague taught that "maybe" expresses an opinion, they might have been confused. Opinions are usually introduced with phrases like "I think," "In my opinion," or "Personally."
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I am an ESL teacher in Quebec, Canada. I have 100 12-13 year olds and I am also looking for a teacher willing to do a cultural exchange. Instead of having letters only, we would exchange cultural boxes. Inside the box, we would include letters to eachother ´s students, flag of our country, cultural and traditional items, candy, coin samples... If you are interested, let me know! :)
Hello guys,
as I can see - my colleague from our country has been faster a bit but I don�t give it up and I�m still excited about this kind of project. I�d be grateful for anyone out of there.....
thank you!
Tereza
B1-B2 I wish…. or If only…. 6
They help students communicate feelings like hope, frustration, or disappointment and strengthen their understanding of unreal or hypothetical grammar forms, making their communication more advanced and expressive. These structures are vital for clear, expressive, and advanced communication in both spoken and written contexts. First, students need ...
Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Downloads: 23
Past perfect 1
First, students need to familiarise themselves with the 20 verbs. Then they read the sentences to see which verb is needed to complete the sentence. Each verb is used 1 time! Answers on page 2
Level: intermediate Age: 8-100 Downloads: 18
Food: I like/don´t like
Pupils trace food words and talk about what food they like or don´t like. Then they colour smileys accordingly. This activity is appropriate for kindergarten, and can also be used for children with learning difficulties.
Level: elementary Age: 4-6 Downloads: 5
