On average, many students hate school. Well, at least it seems that way. Disclaimer: This post is not based on scientific data, it is just based on my experience in the classroom. Students, on average, simply don’t want to be in the classroom. Is it the classroom? Is it the teacher? Is it just a
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Everyone images how their life will go. In that fantasy, there are no hitches, right? Yes! But… that is not how real life works. In my career, it has not been a straight path to success with zero hitches. There have been numerous zigs and zags, but all of which led me to where I
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If you’re reading this, you’re probably about to embark on one of the most exciting (and nerve-wracking) journeys of your life – your first year of teaching. Congratulations! You’ve worked hard to get here, and now it’s time to put all that knowledge into practice. But before you dive headfirst into the classroom, let’s talk
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Learning has been apart of every single century, yet it has changed significantly—in the last ten years alone. As educators, we need to equip students with critical skills like creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. This article offers practical strategies to quickly update your curriculum with interactive lessons and modern technology. Understanding 21st Century Skills In
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Hey there! Whether you find yourself new to the classroom or have been a teacher for years, student engagement can be a challenging mountain to conquer. When you do get your students engaged, it can be one of the most rewarding parts of the job. While your among apathetic students, you may feel you are
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Hey there, fellow teachers! So, you’ve just started your teaching journey, and you’re probably swimming in a sea of lesson plans, standards, and curriculum guides. Feeling overwhelmed? Trust me, I’ve been there. One of my favorite strategies, that you’ve probably heard of before, to implement in lesson planning is backwards design. This method can help
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Starting your teaching career or looking to revamp your instructional approach can be both exciting and overwhelming. As a new teacher, mastering effective instructional strategies is crucial for creating a successful and engaging learning environment. For veteran teachers, refreshing these strategies can bring new energy and effectiveness to your classroom. In this article, “8 Essential
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Feeling overwhelmed by your teaching workload and struggling to find time for yourself? You’re not alone! Many educators face the challenge of balancing their professional responsibilities with personal well-being. In this article, “Teacher Self-Care: Balancing Work and Personal Life to Avoid Teacher Burnout,” I’ll share practical strategies to help you manage your time, reduce stress,
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