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Paula Kay Glass
Child Development: Five and Six Year Olds
Child Development: Ages Three and Four
The Importance of Understanding Child Development When Teaching
Making Incentives Work for Students
Classroom Pets = Caring In The Classroom
Using Edmodo In Elementary Classrooms
Educational Reform: It is Time for Real Change
Dealing With Entitlement
All In A Day's Work - An Oklahoma Teacher Reflects
The Absent Teacher
"The Well-Balanced Teacher" - A Book Review
Teachers Should Stand Alone, Stand Together
Willing To Do Difficult Things
What Bothers Me About Public Schools
Hi Ho, Hi Ho, Standardized Testing Here We Go!
Teaching Children How To Make a Difference
Book Review: Vocabulary StrategiesThat Work: Do This - Not That!
The Significance of Creating Working Relationships
Creating Confident Readers Out of Struggling and Reluctant Readers
Classroom Technology: When you Can't Beat Them, Join Them
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