10 Years of Teaching: How Do I Keep My Students Engaged?
Five years ago, I wrote a series of seven articles called “Questions That Will Save Your Career” that still remain among the most visited articles […]
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Benefits of Teaching English Abroad
Teaching is an art, a skill and a challenge that can sometimes be more difficult than aiming in archery. In this article we discuss on the […]
Top 10 Ways To Make A Living While Making Music
Many musicians fall into the incorrect assumption that the only way to make money in music is to be a famous performing artist. There are […]
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Watch, Practice, Learn Almost Anything — For Free [VIDEOS]
The principal at the middle school where I used to work emailed us a link to a great website. It doesn’t really apply to band […]
Bill Gates on State Budgets, Education, and Economic Hardships [VIDEO]
The good news: Texas is ranked #1 in the country as far as education spending goes. The bad news: Many school districts are on the […]
The Value of A Great Teacher
Back in January, NPR’s Planet Money podcast ran an episode entitled How Much Is A Good Teacher Worth? On the episode, they argue that the […]
The Wait For Your Own Classroom
This guest post is by Jennifer Wilson, who is in her second year as a 2nd grade teacher. She blogs sporadically at her blog Annecdotes. My […]
Tips For Talking To Your Kids About Tough Stuff
Courtney Bishop is a lover of all things creative. She likes to write, and has an obsession with crossword puzzles. She’s recently started blogging, and […]
Lesson Planning 101
On this post, Karen comments: I need help. I’ve been teaching in NYC alternative high school for 9 years. I can’t get my act together. […]
Quick List of 50 Teaching Tips
I have had countless discussions lately with some of the newer teachers around me about some general concepts. This is just a random list of […]
Early Childhood Education: What Makes a Great Teacher
This guest article by Courtney Bishop is a lover of all things creative. She likes to write, and has an obsession with crossword puzzles. She’s recently […]
Check-In: How Was Your First Week?
So this week that just passed was my first week of the new school year. It was pretty much amazing. I have a new completely […]
Super Powers
This totally has nothing to do with teaching, but it’s an interesting question. If you had one super power, what would it be? How would […]
Fun Back to School Activities
Carol Brooke, M.S., M.Ed. — has worked as a K-2nd grade teacher and middle school counselor. She is currently an editor with Teaching Resource Center, […]
Five Ways To Survive the First Day of School
This is a guest post by Kelly Wilson, an editor for Teaching Resource Center. Teaching Resource Center has quality teaching materials at discount prices. […]