Step Up With Ann

By Ann Hamblin • August 23, 2017
An ice cream cone can result in a 10,000% tip or a 10,000% loss in revenue is without an understanding of decimals.
By Ann Hamblin • August 8, 2017
Every time I begin teaching a grammar lesson, my students tell me that they will never use “this stuff.” In response to their immediate judgment on learning grammar, I attempt to show them that grammar is essential to “real life” communication. Without grammar, confusion would rule.
By Ann Hamblin • October 2, 2016
Our last post looked at our grammar skills by using an 1895 eighth-grade graduation exam that was taken from an original document on file at the Smoky Valley Genealogical Society and Library in Salina, Kansas.
By Ann Hamblin • September 1, 2016
At what point in one’s educational experience does the responsibility for learning shift from the teacher to the learner? Or does it?