New Teacher Advocate - Summer 2016, Vol 23, No. 4

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First-year teachers reported on the 5 things they wish they knew before they entered the classroom.

There are much better, and effective, ways to praise students for their efforts and achievements than “good job!”

Parents of teenagers may expect more interactive communication with teachers. Here are some ways teachers can cultivate a partnership.

Use this efficient numbering system to organize papers, take attendance, and collect assignments.

Follow the tips in this article to be prepared for a substitute teacher to step in at any time.

Regular Columns:
Fave Five: Valuable nuggets of wisdom from an experienced teacher
The Dr. Is In: Best ways to integrate and teach computer science at all levels
Management Mentor: Storage tips for an orderly classroom
Technically Speaking: Choosing the best iPad apps for your class

English Language Learners (ELLs):
Effective ways to use Internet content with ELLs
Using journals to engage parents of ELLs
Is a dual language program (DLP) best for your student?

New Teacher Advocate Magazine Description:

The Professional Magazine for New Teachers
The New Teacher Advocate is a partner for success to beginning educators. This quarterly magazine is designed to support new teachers transitioning from being a student, through student teaching, and into their first years of teaching. Its succinct articles inform, encourage, and inspire through stories, resources, practical applications, and expert advice from educators at all levels.