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Peter Pappas
I am proud of my life-long career in public education - especially the 25 years I spent as a teacher. For over 20 years, I have worked with school districts, state DOEs, leading educational organizations and companies to improve the quality of teaching and learning. I provide training and consulting services across the United States and internationally.
Free DBQ iBook: Close Reading Plus Essential Question
Critique and Evaluate PRIMARY SOURCES / Guiding CCSS PROMPTS
Analyze Propaganda: Think Critically About Persuasive Multi-Media Sources
Today's Top 12 Posts
- A Taxonomy of Reflection: Critical Thinking For Students, Teachers, and Principals (Part 1)
- iOS 4 Update: Lost All Your Contacts on Your iPhone? Here’s How To Get Them Back
- Lost All Your Contacts on iPhone? Here’s How to Get Them Back
- 18 CCSS Literacy Strategies for Struggling Readers – Defining, Summarizing and Comparing
- The Reflective Student: A Taxonomy of Reflection (Part 2)
- The Reflective Teacher: A Taxonomy of Reflection (Part 3)
- How to Teach Summarizing: A Critical Learning Skill for Students
- How-To Tips for Working With iBooks Author
- Teacher-Led Professional Development: Eleven Reasons Why You Should be Using Classroom Walk Throughs
- The “Simpsons” Debate the Role of Social Media and Cell Phones In the Classroom
- Eight Look 4s When Observing a Classroom: What the Teacher Teaches – What the Students Learn
- A Prezi Guide to an Effective School – The Reflective Student, Teacher and Principal
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- David Foster Wallace on Water and the Value of Education
- Common Core Training: Five Essentials
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- Selling Sleeping Pills – Common Core and Close Reading
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