http:// What a dull sounding post title. It needs something…..how about another song? Something about grading practices that applies to both K-12 teachers and post-secondary
Author: johnchurchley
I write educational songs for fun and as a way to spice up traditionally "dry" topics for workshops and in courses I have taught. I am a retired education professional, having worked as a K-12 teacher, school principal, assistant superintendent, and university professor. I'm always looking for new songs to write - please contact me if you have a topic, event, or organization that needs a song to make things memorable.
I also consult and offer workshops in educational leadership and educational development topics (such as ISW facilitation).
Salmon Fry
Running out of ideas for your salmon unit? Need something zippy to get your class going after Thanksgiving? Try out “SALMON FRY – a song
A Snail Tale
Over the years, I’ve composed a few children’s songs for primary grades. A couple years ago, Ms. Comeau invited me to her Grade 2 class
Teacher Regulation: Who’s the Boss of You
Teachers, while being autonomous professionals, have many bosses. First, there’s their employer, the regulatory oversight of the BC Council of Teachers, the legal requirements of
Bachelor of Education Graduation – “Wear Sensible Shoes”
(Thompson Rivers University/Flickr) As classes finish for the graduating teacher candidates from progams across BC, there is a sense of excitement and relief. There is
The Teacher Professionalism Song
It’s time for the school year to start again – new teachers and experienced teachers alike are heading back to their students after a well-deserved
learning about learning 