The Single Most Important Advice Anyone Can Give To A First Year Teacher
When I first started out teaching, I desperately wanted the kids to like me. To this end, I ended up letting my classes get out […]
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All Time Best Teaching Advice
As I have been reading the interviews for the Reader Appreciation Month (by the way, there is room for another 7 interviews. If you don’t […]
Level Up Your Teaching: Engaging Students Through The Power Of Classroom Games
Learning only happens when students are engaged, but unfortunately, teachers continue to struggle with engagement, especially when children enter middle school. One way to keep […]
New Teacher Resources
So you got that elusive first teaching job. Congratulations. If you experience is anything like mine has been, you now get to spend a few days […]
Things High School Students Can Do Right Now To Go To College Debt-Free
Tuition is a major concern for anyone who has plans to attend university, whether that be for undergraduate study or graduate programs. As teachers, we want to guide […]
Professional Email Etiquette For Teachers
As an educator you know that in this increasingly digital world, email is a primary source of communication between colleagues as well as with students. […]
5 Ways To Make Your College Application Stand Out Beyond The Essay
As we approach the beginning of the new school year, high school teachers will undoubtedly be approached by seniors for help with college applications. What […]
10 Teaching Myths Busted [Infographic]
Most teachers came to their first teaching job with some beliefs that we have since learned were not true. This article explores ten of those teaching myths.
Common New Teacher Struggles (And How To Deal With Them)
Being a teacher is one of the most stressful jobs a person can have, and if you’re a teacher, you will know that one of […]
Weekend Reading 6/18/16
I found some great stuff going on out there in the world of education blogging this week. Here is a summary of what I found and […]
[INFOGRAPHIC] What Makes A Good Teacher In 2016?
According to ITN Mark Education, there are 7 key components of a good teacher. Love of the subject Stress Management Complete control Organization Professional behavior […]
Quitting Teaching, A View From A Former Teacher
In this article Lucas Allen, a former math educator from Illinois writes about his experience quitting teaching and the transition into the corporate world. Why […]
Weekend Reading 6/11/16
Over the past two weeks, I have jumped back into blogging. This week, I jumped back into Twitter (follow @sywtt). There’s some great stuff going […]