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Surprise Students with Surprise Guest Appearances

Posted on October 14, 2013 by Barbara Cleary

Hi and welcome back to Attention-ology for K – 5 Teachers! Picture this…you and your students are getting ready to review the math they’ve been learning this semester before a major test. You blink and all the kids’ eyes have turned toward…

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International Festival of Attention-Grabbers – Vietnam – Part II

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Barbara Cleary

Karen Walsh has traveled many miles, literally and figuratively, from her hometown of Stonybrook (Long Island), New York, to her current job in Hanoi, Vietnam. In Vietnam’s second largest city, Karen will soon begin her fourth year teaching fifth grade…

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Bulletin Board Focuses on Good Character

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Barbara Cleary

Hi and welcome back to Attention-ology for K – 5 Teachers! In real estate the buzz word is “location, location, location,” right? When it comes to catching and keeping K – 5 students’ attention, I think the buzz word is…