Doug Robertson, author of the book He’s the Weird Teacher. Doug takes all the creative energy and zany antics he uses to inspire the students in his classroom and has channeled it into a humorous guide to teaching.
Noted Author Rick Wormeli
Jessica Lifshitz Blog Crawling Out of the Classroom
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FINAL PERIOD BEFORE THE FINAL BELL
Morning Person or Night Owl:
• Night Owl
Mac or PC:
• PC
Favorite Childhood Book:
• The Lorax by Dr. Seuss
First Paying Job:
• Life Guard
Favorite Television Show:
• MASH
Latest Musical Download:
• Extinction A.D.
Who would you invite for dinner:
• Henry Rollins
What would you do during an unexpected snow day?
• Hiding from the snow!
Next Item on Bucket List:
• Keynote at a conference
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