THE ABCs FOR FIRST YEAR TEACHERS A dmit your mistakes -- and learn from them. B e firm but flexible. C ommunicate with parents. D evelop a homework policy -- and stick to it. E mpower your students; don't just lecture to them. F ind time to attend after-school events. G et to know all the teachers in your school and make friends with the cooks, custodians, aides, and secretaries. H ave the courage to try something else if what you're doing isn't working. I nstitute a clear discipline policy -- and enforce it consistently. J ust listen -- both to what the kids are saying and to what they're not saying. K eep a journal. L earn your school's policies and procedures. M odel desired attitudes and behavior. N on carborundum ignorami. (Don't let the imbeciles wear you down.) O verplan. P repare interesting lessons. Q uit worrying and just do your best. R emember that you teach students first, then you teach whatever academic discipline you learned...
A prezi is a presentation of text and visuals that you zoom in and out of. It is very similar to a power point, except you do not make slides. Instead, you make one big prezi and zoom in to different views. You can show a prezi to others on a computer through your prezi account, or you can link to them. You can also embed them in blogs. I have used the prezi website for school projects (mainly blogs) before, and I think it is an interesting alternative to the traditional power point presentation. Step 1: Making a Prezi Account 1.Click "Sign Up" in the upper right-hand corner of your screen. 2. In this instructable, I will demonstrate with a free account, so click "Free". 3. Fill out the form, making sure to agree with the terms of use, and click "Register and Continue". 4. Welcome to Prezi! You should arrive at this welcome screen. Choose to either watch a video, view other people's prezi creations, or create a new prezi. Step 2: Creati...
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