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Scoop.it!
"There's a certain class of mistakes that all educators can eliminate with conscious effort, and in this post we outline 11 of them. They range from habit of practice to habits of thought, but all of them have one thing in common: they make your job harder."
Beth Dichter's insight:
Many of these ideas will not surprise you, but there are times when we take the easy route. Three of the suggestions are below. Each is explained in more detail in the post (plus you will find an additional eight suggestions). * Not learning from colleagues. We know strategies change and learning from our colleagues is a great way to refresh our teaching. * Setting low student expectations. How do we get students to do their best work? We need to start with high expectations, creating a culture that expects our students to do their best. * Failing to provide variety in instruction. Sometimes it is tough to come up with new ways to teach but remember variety is the spice of life...and the classroom. 
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Or don't make your assessments googlable