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Teaching Technique-"Take the show on the road"



Teaching Technique-“take the show on the road”



This technique will work regardless of the subject matter you are teaching. This concept is valid for any grade level. It has worked for me at grade levels 8 through college.

My explanation to my students was this. We are going to proudly show others what we do, how we do it, how well we do it and particularly how much we enjoy doing it.

Here are some ideas where you can tale your students to do a…
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Added by William Lambert on July 17, 2009 at 5:05am — No Comments

Teach Lifes Lessons part 5- Dress for Success



Teach Life Lessons-Dress for SUCCESS



If your classes are 55 minutes as were mine when I taught, I suggest you use the last 5 minutes to teach Life Lessons. I know you are evaluated on state or national test score results, but our kids need more. (I often wonder what was Bernard Madoff's (he stole millions from his friends) test score or Marshall Applewhite’s ( Heaven’s Gate Suicide cult leader) test score.



I would like to suggest that you teach “Dress…
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Added by William Lambert on July 6, 2009 at 6:08am — No Comments

Teaching Technique-The Reverse Field Trip

Teaching Technique_ the Reverse Field Trip.



I was assigned to a new school. On my first day the principal said. “I have heard of you, you like to take the students on field trips, there will be no field trips at this school.” I have never met the principal before, but his comments did not affect me whatsoever.

My concern is how can I best educate my students? I knew that the lecture method is the technique that is least likely to achieve the results I wanted. I was guilty of the… Continue

Added by William Lambert on June 24, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Teaching Technique-Call and Response

Teaching Technique-Call and Response

This is not a NEW Idea. But I have not seen it used in Public Schools. It worked marvelously



for me. I encourage all teachers to give it a try. It Works!



First a little history of the concept.

You have probably seen (on TV) an army group marching, whereas the leader calls out a verbal



command and the entire group responds with some verbal reply.

You have seen a football and/or a basketball team get in a circle,… Continue

Added by William Lambert on June 23, 2009 at 12:41pm — No Comments

Teaching Technique-COACH-4teachers

Teaching Techniques-Coach



This will not work for everybody. But it worked for a dear friend of mine. Let us just call him Bob. Bob was the only Caucasian in an all Black school. He was also the only male.

He was 5’6” and weighed 130 pounds. He explained to me that the female teachers in the school were excellent teachers and they were demanding and hard on the students. He said they were ideal mother figures and ruled with an iron hand. He explained that he was reluctant to use… Continue

Added by William Lambert on June 15, 2009 at 10:38am — No Comments

Teach Lifes Lessons part 3



TEACH LIFE LESSONS – LESSON 3

WHAT IS A GOOD JOB?



I asked my students this question when I taught at Atlanta Technical Institute.

The answers I received were $10.00 an hour, $15.00 and hour and $18.00 an hour.

The answers were all about an hourly wage that was going to be earned.



My reply to my class was this.



Item 1: A good job with respect to wage involves the letter K that is regarding salary.

Not an…
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Added by William Lambert on May 9, 2009 at 11:13am — No Comments

TEACH LIFE’S LESSONS lesson 2



TEACH LIFE’S LESSONS lesson 2

Marketable Skills PLAN B



An education is essential. It is a key that opens doors. It tells potential employers that you are trainable and that you can endure and complete assigned tasks.



Sadly, it does NOT guarantee employment. (I wish it did) Even a job in today’s world is not enough. There is NO “job security”. It does not exist as it once did. In right to work states (The one in which I reside) you may be fired for…
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Added by William Lambert on May 4, 2009 at 2:43pm — No Comments

4Teachers-Teach them Life's Lessons



Teach Life Lessons



If your classes are 55 minutes as were mine when I taught, I suggest you use the last 5 minutes to teach Life Lessons. I know you are evaluated on state or national test score results, but our kids need more. (I often wonder what was Bernard Madoff's (he stole millions from his friends) test score or Marshall Applewhite’s ( Heaven’s Gate Suicide cult leader) test score.



I would like to suggest that you start with…
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Added by William Lambert on April 29, 2009 at 1:30pm — No Comments

Teaching Technique-LEGACY



Teaching Technique - Legacy



BY DEFINITION: Something handed down from an ancestor or a predecessor or from the past



How do you want your students to remember you?

If you are walking in a local mall and one of your former students sees you then runs to give you a hug and a thank you, would that make you happy.

If you overheard one of your students saying “she is the best teacher I ever had”, How would that make you…
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Added by William Lambert on April 13, 2009 at 9:48am — No Comments

TEACHING TECHNIQUES- Make Learning Fun-Voice OVERS









Teaching Technique -Make Learning FUN using Technology



First let me say I have encountered many teachers who think

that teachers should NOT try to make learning fun, they believe that learning is and should be laborious. They believe you have to “burn the midnight oil” and you experience PAIN to learn. They say “NO PAIN NO GAIN”.

Let us agree to disagree. I made the Deans list in college and enjoyed every… Continue

Added by William Lambert on April 7, 2009 at 7:12am — No Comments

TEACHING TECHNIQUES- Student Survey Sheet





TEACHING TECHNIQUE-Student Survey Sheet



I took an assignment teaching HTML and Web Site design at a local technical college. The classes were going well but something inspired me to try this concept.



I created a questionnaire. The questions were judiciously created. I had questions on the list in which I was not really interested, such as; what is your favorite color?’ what is your favorite season of the… Continue

Added by William Lambert on April 6, 2009 at 5:50am — No Comments

My Educational Paradigm

My Educational Paradigm















My students are my customers. NO!

My students are my clients!

The word client implies a long time relationship

whereas customer may be a one-shot deal. I am a life-long Learner but more importantly I am a LIFE- LONG TEACHER. My students will always be my students.



If my students are my clients,…
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Added by William Lambert on April 1, 2009 at 8:27am — No Comments

Let Kids Teach Kids

TEACHING TECHNIQUE –Let Kids Teach Kids





This techniques works best in high and middle school. The idea is that the instructors



introduces and teachers specific concepts and the allows his or her student to teach the same



concept to students in a much lower grade.



For example, a Biology teacher, after teaching concepts about the heart in animals can create a



Biology show where he allows his Biology students to teach the same concepts… Continue

Added by William Lambert on March 31, 2009 at 1:30pm — 4 Comments

Ask and it shall be given







I was teaching Chemistry in school system to be unnamed (The name has been excluded to protect



the innocent). The lab equipment was so outdated, I hated to use it. I was frustrated one day I



left and just took a walk (on my lunch hour). The school was located in an Industrial District.



I found there was a building in walking distance that had a sign on the front that said Shulton



(the… Continue

Added by William Lambert on March 26, 2009 at 2:05pm — No Comments

How to be happy at work ( for teachers)





see the video clip.





and

Consider this.

Who do you work for?

How would a typical teacher answer this question?

Maybe, they she would answer "John Doe Middle School"

or may be he would answer " the board of education" knowing that he could be transferred



from one school to another within the same system in one day for no obvious reason.

I personally had this idea.

Teaching was not a job. It was not even… Continue

Added by William Lambert on March 25, 2009 at 3:30pm — No Comments

TEACHING TECHNIQUES- Puppets

I am a former teacher in the Memphis City school system. I have an experience I would like

to share. You decide if you can use the concepts.



I had a second job at a neighborhood community center at night.

Color Video cameras had just come on the market. I bought one to use in my teaching effort. I found some unusually

cool hand puppets on sale and I bought them. I got this great Idea.



At my community center job I used an overturned table, a small 13 inch… Continue

Added by William Lambert on March 25, 2009 at 6:04am — No Comments

Use Technology to create your own simulated Television Channel

You can buy software for less than $50.00
Wheras you can place edcational videos pf your students performing task(looking good)
This can bring an excitement to your class


the software is www. easyFLV.com

you can get this


click here

Added by William Lambert on March 13, 2009 at 6:04am — No Comments

Parents Role in Education

Not enough space here. But look at my presentation Notes for This concept.

after that go to my Parents role web site to see the video clips

click here






The PARENT’S role in Education

a seminar/workshop designed to explore what parents can do to help

educate their children in today’s complex society.





FIRST, Convince your… Continue

Added by William Lambert on February 17, 2009 at 8:40am — No Comments

Are you teaching-if they are not learning?

NOLEARN=NOTEACH

If they aren’t learning..Then you aren’t teaching



I didn’t always believe the concept that is inferred in the title of this article. I once thought that I was one super extraordinary teacher, the fact that 75% of my students had “F’s” was not important. My thought was that if they got bad grades it was because they wanted bad grades. (I sure made it easy enough by giving excellent explanations and commentary on the lessons.) I did all I was supposed to do and… Continue

Added by William Lambert on February 17, 2009 at 8:40am — No Comments

Paradigm - the REAL key to quality teaching

Paradigm- the key to successful teaching





What is it? By definition “an example serving as a model; pattern”

Every teacher has one; but most teachers don’t realize what their paradigm is.

Your paradigm determines how well you do every little teaching task that you do.

But first let me give you some examples.

Here are some examples of teacher paradigms.



“My job is to present the lesson. It’s up to the student to learn the… Continue

Added by William Lambert on February 17, 2009 at 8:39am — No Comments

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