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Larry Ferlazzo's Website Newsletter -- March, 2011

Here's the latest monthly "round-up" of posts from my blog.

First, though, you might be interested in hearing that my latest book, Helping Students Motivate Themselves: Practical Answers To Classroom Challenges, will be published next month.  You can read more about it here

• Good Comic Strips For IB “Theory Of Knowledge” Classes
• Study Says Self-Reporting On Our Behavior Tends To Be “Positively Biased” – How I’ll Use This In The Classroom
• Fourth Anniversary Of This Blog — What Have Been My Most Popular Posts?
• Visualizing Success
• A Simple & Easy Way To Practice Speaking
• Why Teachers Shouldn’t Blog….And Why I Do
• “What ‘Star Wars’ Can Teach Educators About Parent Engagement”
• A Creative Concept For A TV Show & How To Implement It In The Classroom
• Very Important Post On The Effect Of Teachers Unions On Student Achievement
• The Best Piece Written About Wisconsin Protests
• What Would Martin Luther King, Jr. Say About What’s Going On In Wisconsin?
• Helping Students Motivate Themselves: Practical Answers To Classroom Challenges
• “Brief Diversions Vastly Improve Focus, Researchers Find”
• Wow! Devastating Rebuke To LA Times “Value-Added” Report
• “TED Conversations” Looks Like It Has Potential
• “It Makes No Sense….”
• I Hope Secretary Duncan Reads Monday’s Edition Of The New York Times
• Private Foundations, English Language Learners & My Continued Skepticism
• Wow, Zondle Sure Is An Ingenious Site For Learning Games!
• The “Google Art Project” Is Amazing!
• Social Skills Training Report Is Even More Interesting Than I Thought…
• Talking To Students About Their Reading (& Their Data)
• For Theory Of Knowledge Teachers
• “Key Concepts In ELT”
• “Max My Dream”
• “Two Steps Back” Is A This American Life Episode Everybody Should Listen to — Especially Superintendents & Principals
• Guardian Teacher Network
• “The ultimate guide to getting started with blogging!”
• “Freedom Share” Is A Winner!
• How Intermediate English Students Evaluated Our Class This Past Semester
• A “Must Watch” Education Animation
• Dilbert’s Commentary Might Relate To Teachers & Schools, Too
• Excellent Tutorial On “How to Make an Interactive Lesson Using Youtube”
• Excellent Low-Tech Collaborative Storytelling Lesson
• This Has Got To Be One Of The Best Science Sites Around…
• Excellent Multilingual Science Glossaries
• Today, A Reporter Asked Me What I Thought Of Michelle Rhee. This Is What I Told Him…