How should I treat religious holidays in the classroom?
The month of December is always a festive time of year. Walk into any store and it is a holiday […]
Marisol Rexach
Advice for a Student Teacher
A recent article in Education Week (Sawchuck, 2012) brings forth the issue of master teachers and their ability (or inability)
People Don't Like Smart
What is wrong with our society!? In a nation that talks the talk of high achievement and education for all
Ed.S., Ph.D. Students and Faculty to Present at Upcoming 2013 NASP Conference
At the start of my PhD journey I heard the phrase “steward of the discipline.” At first these words did
Student Reflection on the Emerging Scholars Conference II
Most recently, my participation in the Emerging Scholars Conference has been on my mind. The topic of bullying has moved
Marisol Rexach on Books for Teachers
On my bookshelf and desk sit a large variety of books related to the teaching profession. Recently, I rummaged through
Disco Dancing & New Teachers
I have the privilege of working with teachers. Within this group I include: future teachers, new teachers, “veteran” teachers, and
Students Bullying Teachers: What Would You DO? (Part 1)
by Marisol Rexach (Part 1 of a Series by Ph.D. Students) Recently I’ve been spending some time in K12