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ABOUT MR. HOGGATT: Learn to pronounce Mr. Hoggatt's name. Check this fun list of facts about Mr. Hoggatt: Believe It or Not! Discover Mr. Hoggatt’s Professional Biography. Ponder Mr. Hoggatt’s Teaching Philosophy. See Mr. Hoggatt's answer to Who We Are. Go Back in Time by reading about Mr. Hoggatt's jobs outside of public schools, or read some quick reflections about the principals for whom he has worked. Enjoy (or Cringe) at Mr. Hoggatt's Hoggattisms and Professional Pet Peeves. See Mr. Hoggatt's first teaching assignment, this update, another update, and yet another. Visit Mr. Hoggatt's first school. Check out Mr. Hoggatt's Career Timeline and his fond memories of a pre-teaching job. Find out more about Cecil Floyd Elementary: 1 of 4, 2 of 4, 3 of 4, 4 of 4 Read about Mr. Hoggatt's Honduras trips: Kids and Schools and The Girl in the Blue Dress Here's a little something about Mr. Hoggatt's dad (1942-2020): Dad's Chair, In Memory, and Walking in His Footprints Enjoy a good rollercoaster? Read about Mr. Hoggatt's coaster experiences: Take a look at Mr. Hoggatt's Teacher Institute pages, including collections of articles, reflections, and lessons about his summer residencies: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, George Washington and Mount Vernon,
America's Fort: Fort Ticonderoga, and Colonial Williamsburg. Or, peruse the page about Mr. Hoggatt's acceptance and involvement in Disney's Imagination Campus 50 Teachers Celebration, held at Disney World in 2022. See also Mr. Hoggatt's attempt at acceptance to the Monticello Teacher Institute and the process that earned him the title for the 2021 Missouri History Teacher of the Year, as well as a continuing relationship with the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History. Find posts relating to Mr. Hoggatt's retirement from regular public school teaching. Read more of Mr. Hoggatt's articles about education
and what makes The Hoggatteer Experience unique and successful (Caution: these articles could very well be dripping with professional opinion, personal reflection, and a bit of snarky sarcasm [snarcasm].): You're invited to take a gander at Mr. Hoggatt's Professional Publications Commentary Series On Teaching History: On Testing:
Mr. Hoggatt has also broken down the school district's Core Behaviors: 
Hoggatt the Author
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In 2024,
Mr. Hoggatt will complete YEARS AS AN EDUCATOR
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Truth Gives Wings to Strength
Born August 251530 Ivan the Terrible
1921 Monty Hall 1930 Sean Connery 1931 Regis Philbin 1949 Gene Simmons 1958 Tim Burton 1961 Billy Ray Cyrus 1965 Mr. Hoggatt 1970 Jo Dee Messina Born in 1965January: DJ Jazzy Jeff
February: Princess Stéphanie of Monaco March: Sarah Jessica Parker April: Kevin James May: Brooke Shields June: Elizabeth Hurley July: J. K. Rowling August: Mr. Hoggatt September: Lennox Lewis October: Ty Pennington November: Ben Stiller December: Katarina Witt 
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Mr. Hoggatt conducts professional workshops for educators:
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Artifacts of EngagementPut objects into your students' hands. Organize a table to engage your students in three dimensions. Create a situation in your classroom that encourages academic rigor, while at the same time introducing your students to profound topics. Curate sets of items to increase focus on comprehension, curiosity, and creative thinking in any subject. Open-Ended Math & LanguageEncourage reluctant students to enter the lesson. Hook them and engage them with open-ended conversations. These ideas can be as structured as the teacher chooses. The presenter uses curated graphics to start conversations that can become larger activities and projects in the math and language realms. Once in the lesson, students voluntarily remain for the instruction. |
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The Author Speaks
D. Ed. Hoggatt is an inspirational presenter with more than 30 years of experience teaching elementary age students in public schools. He holds degrees in public speaking and elementary education. He has performed in community theater productions and is a former newspaper editor. He currently enjoys preaching for the churches of Christ when called to do so. In his book and history presentations, he covers each of the following three topics. He may also tailor a presentation to meet your needs, or make a presentation about George Washington and Growth Mindset, similar to the workshop described above.
WritingMr. Hoggatt welcomes invitations to visit schools and other groups to share about the writing experience. Mr. Hoggatt will help students understand the process of writing, from concept to completion, while emphasizing the joy that comes with each step. He may also present information about self-publishing, all while sharing excerpts of his fiction and nonfiction writing.
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Living HistoryMr. Hoggatt describes his personal experiences during the 1995 terrorist bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. This presentation is truthful, heartfelt, and encouraging, as this author discusses being in a nearby classroom when the blast occurred. This is a student's rare opportunity to hear from someone who lived through this important historic event, as they learn the differences between being a victim and being a survivor.
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This presentation coincides with Hoggatt's original work, Crumbling Spirit. 
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Fury and CompassionOn May 22, 2011, Mr. Hoggatt watched and listened as an EF-5 tornado destroyed a large portion of Joplin, Missouri, along with the lives of two of his best friends. His presentation brings them into the emotions of the situation and helps them realize that we can do more than read about such tragedies or watch them on the news.
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This presentation coincides with Hoggatt's novel, Out of the Wind. 
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