Thursday, August 27, 2015
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Marathon Training an
Marathon Training and 16 Miles. Don't quit. Don't give in. You're an overcomer!
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You're an overcomer.
You're an overcomer....8 by 10 print by EmilyBurgerDesigns on Etsy, $20.00
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015
The Unique Power of Afterschool Learning
Education in this country is often the subject of loud and rancorous debate. It is one, however, that most frequently concerns what happens during school hours. But academic and non-academic learning and development don’t stop once the last bell of the day rings. In fact, as any good educator knows, even when a school day […]
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Sunday, August 23, 2015
You can choose...
Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Hi Taha, How many times in a single day do you suppose you say , "I have to". Count them ... five will get you ten you say or hear I have to at least a hundred times between the time you get up in the morning and you lay down at night. I have to get the car fixed; I have to go shopping; I won't be home for dinner, I have to work. The truth is you can go home for dinner if you really want to, you choose to work. There is nothing you have to do. Everything you do, you choose to do. I know you're probably thinking ... now wait a minute Proctor, there are some things a person has to do. You have to pay taxes. Think about it my friends; you don't have to pay taxes. You have a choice of going to jail or moving to a tax free zone. I agree this may seem ridiculous, but it is true nevertheless. J. Martin Kohoe wrote a marvelous book titled Your Greatest Power. His book was about choice. The ability to choose is your greatest power. In fact, the ability to choose is what separates you from the rest of the animal kingdom. Think of the number of times you are asked to go somewhere or to do something and you feel you have to. You don't ... you have the ability to choose, you can say no! Are you aware that the word no can be a complete sentence? You may choose to be a little more diplomatic and suggest that you have chosen to do something else rather than a straight, flat NO - but it's your choice. Give this some serious thought. Life is short - too short to be spent doing something or going somewhere you have not chosen to do or go. Many people stay in jobs they detest. Why? Another short, complete statement, I quit could change their lives. It is your choice. Choose to have a great day! That is what I have chosen to do today. To your success, Bob Proctor Chairman & Co-Founder Proctor Gallagher Institute PS - If you'd like to change your world once and for all ... To start living the life that up to this point you've only dreamed about - and achieve the huge goals you really want but have been reluctant to set. This is for you. Share: Follow: If you no longer wish to receive our emails, click the link below: Unsubscribe Proctor Gallagher Institute 8776 E Shea Blvd, Suite 106-621 Scottsdale, Arizona 85260 United States 1 (800) 871-9715 | (480) 767 2458
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Saturday, August 22, 2015
If you're looking fo
If you're looking for a delicious chicken dinner recipe, try Francine J.'s Chicken & Sweet Potatoes
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Chevron House Number
Chevron House Number Monogram | CraftCuts.com// I'm thinking a plain black letter because I'm really not all that confident in my taping skill and ain't NOBODY got time for crooked chevron!!! ;-)
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Redesign the Classroom to Enhance Learning
Stemming originally from ancient China, feng shui is a practice that was once used to align buildings and design city layouts based on metaphoric energies called qi. While the science of feng shui is unproven, it is clear that the organization of our physical environments affects our attitudes, actions, and emotions. You’ll know this if […]
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Thursday, August 20, 2015
5 Ways to Engage Students
The eyes roll back, the mouth scowls, the fingers grip the not-so-secretly hidden cellphone, and the brain checks out. These are, as teachers everywhere can attest, the surefire signs of a disengaged student. And these symptoms are ravaging the educational system. Teachers know that student engagement is the key to learning retention and having a […]
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Tuesday, August 18, 2015
3 Ways Schools Can Fund Education Technology
There’s no question that technology is fundamentally changing the way we teach and learn. But increasing technological ubiquity doesn’t mean equality in terms of access and quality. For those on the more privileged side of the digital divide, it’s easy to take access to personal computers, tablets, smartphones and the internet for granted. But many […]
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Sunday, August 16, 2015
Friday, August 14, 2015
The Entrepreneurial Edge
Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Hi Taha, In Napoleon Hill's classic, Think and Grow Rich, Hill said something, which actually liberated me from a negative way of thinking of what I could do. I quote, "The accumulation of great fortunes calls for power, and power is acquired through highly organized and intelligently directed specialized knowledge, but that knowledge does not necessarily have to be in the possession of the person who accumulates the fortune". I read that paragraph many years ago. I wanted to start my own business but was holding myself back because of a lack of knowledge. When I read that paragraph, I realized I did not necessarily have to possess the knowledge. It was all in books; other people had it. I could read their books and do as they had done. If you have been thinking of starting your own business, I have a great book to recommend to you. It is The Entrepreneurial Edge by Donald Rumball, published by Kay Porter Books. Invest in Don Rumball's book, sit back and rub your mind against the mind of Canada's top entrepreneurs - 100 of them. The Entrepreneurial Edge is a must read for people who are thinking about becoming entrepreneurs and wondering if they have what it takes. It is equally pertinent to people who are already in their own business and want to do better. It is also an important source of ideas for companies that are looking for techniques to make their operations more entrepreneurial. Don't permit your lack of knowledge to hold you back. In Rumball's book you will read how many of these business owners who have revenues in the millions today, started with next to nothing. My present seminar company had a similar origin. Today we operate worldwide. It is books like The Entrepreneurial Edge that have motivated me. To your success, Bob Proctor Chairman & Co-Founder Proctor Gallagher Institute PS - If you'd like to change your world once and for all ... To start living the life that up to this point you've only dreamed about - and achieve the huge goals you really want but have been reluctant to set. This is for you. Share: Follow: If you no longer wish to receive our emails, click the link below: Unsubscribe Proctor Gallagher Institute 8776 E Shea Blvd, Suite 106-621 Scottsdale, Arizona 85260 United States 1 (800) 871-9715 | (480) 767 2458
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Thursday, August 13, 2015
10 Emerging Education Technologies
Are you or your students wearing your Apple Watches to school, and if so, are you using them as part of your curriculum? What about the use of digital textbooks, adaptive learning, collaboration with other schools or flipped classrooms? These technologies represent some of the cutting edge tools and trends in education. While some are […]
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015
prayer board.LOVE th
prayer board.LOVE this one!! I am definitely doing this in my house!!
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Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Great Photo Block Gi
Great Photo Block Gift Idea for from Shanty-2-Chic.com // Great gift for anyone and SO EASY!
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Edudemic’s Question of the Month: July Recap
If you couldn’t tell, we’re on a teacherpreneur kick here at Edudemic – and given the response to our article on the subject, it seems like you might be too! As such, we decided to turn the reins over to you in our July Question of the Month to see what pieces of ed tech […]
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Sunday, August 9, 2015
How to make monogram
How to make monogrammed stickers using Avery labels omg!! This changes everything!!
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Thursday, August 6, 2015
The Ultimate Guide to Using iPads in the Classroom
Congratulations! Your school district or principal has just decided to use iPads in your school. But how do you make sure this new technological tool enhances learning, while tying in with your lesson plan—and doesn’t just provide another way for students to spend too much time playing Candy Crush or connecting with friends on Snapchat? […]
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Failure Time
Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Hi Taha, Regardless of how you look at your stay here on this earth you must admit, life is short. You and I possess the potential to make out of our life whatever we choose. We all get the same amount of time every day, we get all there is. To waste any of this precious commodity we refer to as time is a disgusting thought to my mind. Unless I am extremely tired I even resent the time I spend unconscious each night or should I say most nights ... there are occasions when I do not sleep at night. Now listen closely, because if you have never figured this out what I am about to say will, hopefully, shock you into a more exciting way of life. The average person spends four hours each day in front of their television set. That adds up to ten and a half years between the age of two and sixty-five. Add that to the twenty one years they spend sleeping, which is what eight hours a night works out to, and you will realize that exactly one half of the sixty-three years I am referring to is spent either totally unconscious or in front of a vacuum tube creating a head to match. Think about it, thirty-one and a half years either in front of a TV or sleeping. This is not an indictment against TV, and I agree, we must rest, but this is ridiculous! If you truly wanted to accomplish something in this life and you happen to fall into the category I am referring to, you know what to do. If you just cut back two hours a day on each of these two areas you would add sixty, twenty-four hour days to each year. That is a lot of time. You could enjoy a richer life. Over the sixty-three years I am referring to, you would have an extra ten years to accomplish whatever you choose. That is a lot of time we will all spend. How are you going to spend it? To your success, Bob Proctor Chairman & Co-Founder Proctor Gallagher Institute PS - If you'd like to change your world once and for all ... To start living the life that up to this point you've only dreamed about - and achieve the huge goals you really want but have been reluctant to set. This is for you. Share: Follow: If you no longer wish to receive our emails, click the link below: Unsubscribe Proctor Gallagher Institute 8776 E Shea Blvd, Suite 106-621 Scottsdale, Arizona 85260 United States 1 (800) 871-9715 | (480) 767 2458
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Tuesday, August 4, 2015
How to Teach Students to Evaluate the Quality of Online Information
The volume of information available on the Internet is astounding, and it just keeps growing. Business intelligence company DOMO estimates that 571 new websites are created every minute. With that amount of information, it can be difficult for students to separate the gems from the garbage, but, fortunately, we can help them navigate online information […]
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Monday, August 3, 2015
Saturday, August 1, 2015
DIY: Wood Sign Made
DIY: Wood Sign Made With Stickers! [place stickered letters on wooden sign, paint, then peal off stickers. much easier than handwriting!]
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Brightly painted fra
Brightly painted frames, cardboard letters and loud scrapbook paper...
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Fabric or scrapbook
Fabric or scrapbook paper for a background with a painted initial in an open frame
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frame notebook paper
frame notebook paper, hot glue a bow, wrap with a dry erase marker ... viola! Perfect for a To Do list for your desk!
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