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How to use Google Forms Choice Eliminator

April 20, 2022 by Kim Lepre 23 Comments

Google Forms | Choice Eliminator | Educational Technology | Sign-up forms | parent conferences

Over the past 4 years, I’ve had many visitors come to this site seeking information on how to use Google Forms Choice Eliminator. You see, people want a free digital sign-up form for events like parent-teacher conferences that allows them to indicate how many openings for a certain time and day, and as those times […]

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The truth about what parents really want to hear at Open House

August 14, 2018 by Kim Lepre 2 Comments

It’s back-to-school season, which always means one thing: Open House. Parent Night. Back-to-school Night. Welcome Back Night. Regardless of what your school calls it, the intention of this evening is to introduce parents to their student’s teacher(s) while allowing teachers to highlight various aspects of their classroom and teaching. For teachers, the purpose is to […]

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5 types of data you must collect to move your students forward

August 9, 2018 by Kim Lepre 4 Comments

5 types of data

The beginning of the school year is probably right around the corner for you. You might be thinking about how you want to decorate your classroom, looking for back-to-school activities and getting-to-know-you ideas, and making copies of your syllabus. You may meet with your school and/or department prior to that first day, and then proceed […]

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Filed Under: Digging into Data Series, Teaching Tagged With: assessment, data, differentiation, IEP, lexile

How I get more done with the little time I have

June 20, 2018 by Kim Lepre 4 Comments

New teachers often wonder how they’re supposed to do all of the things involved in teaching within a limited amount of time. It’s like packing for a ski trip with only carry-on luggage – you can try to shove everything into that small compartment, but eventually, your snowsuit is going to bust everything open. As […]

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Why me? Why this podcast? Why now?

June 1, 2018 by Kim Lepre Leave a Comment

Being a new teacher is tough as it is, especially if you don’t have a mentor and have to go at it alone. There are so many questions you want to ask but feel stupid doing so. There are situations in which you SHOULD ask questions, but you’re so confused and overwhelmed. Who am I […]

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Introducing Teachers Need Teachers

June 1, 2018 by Kim Lepre Leave a Comment

What is the Teachers Need Teachers podcast about and who is it for? Why should you subscribe? What makes this different from other teaching podcasts? How will this change your teaching? Listen in and get all of the details in 106 second flat. Got questions, feedback, or want to be on the show? You can […]

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When panic leads to a podcast for new teachers

June 1, 2018 by Kim Lepre 1 Comment

I think we all need a virtual hug because these past couple of weeks have probably been busy/crazy/hectic/stressful for you. I feel you – I’ve completely lost track of what day it is! Plus, in addition to wrapping up my school year, I’ve been immersed in a project. You know what? I’m ALWAYS working on […]

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What to expect from your students at the end of the year

May 23, 2018 by Kim Lepre 2 Comments

Nine days before the last day of school, Mrs. Richardson stands at the front of the room, trying to review for the final. In the middle of a discussion about the parts of a cell, she notices Jenna mouthing something to Aiden, who is four rows up and making faces at her. Mrs. Richardson asks […]

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