This article explores the key factors influencing teacher retention. Once we understand these elements, school leaders can create supportive environments that help retain teachers and ensure a stable workforce.
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Bilingual education offers a wealth of benefits, but ensuring its success requires careful consideration. Is your school prioritizing these elements in its bilingual programs? Let's discuss how to create the best learning experience for all! #BilingualEd #EquityInEducation
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Are you an educator looking to enhance your teaching skills and create a lasting impact on your students' learning journey? 🔥 Our Teacher Sprint is here to empower you! Join our live Zoom meetings covering student engagement, classroom management, parental involvement, trauma-informed approaches, and more. 📚🍎
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As a new elementary school teacher, classroom management can seem like a daunting task, but don’t worry we all had to pass through the storm to get to a sunny day! This blog emphasizes the critical importance of effective classroom management and provides practical strategies for new teachers.
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Instructional Coaching is hard. It’s sometimes stressful but it is so rewarding! I get to do research on the job, connect with teachers, and help people achieve their goals!
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Did you know, In Utah, you no longer need a teaching degree to teach; all you need is relevant professional experience? I’m not sure if we are ready to go there yet... let’s start by maybe increasing the teacher's salaries.
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Don't stress about finishing projects or units before Thanksgiving. I usually recommend wrapping up assignments before a vacation, but not Thanksgiving.
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If schools identify Compassion Fatigue early, they can quickly respond in a resourceful way.. but many are not responding…
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What happens when new teachers leave immediately from school? We are starting to see an increase in new teachers leaving the classroom during their first year of teaching, this is hard when schools are already facing staff shortages due to the pandemic.
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The E-Instructional Coaching, a system that partners with teachers for job-embedded professional learning that enhances the educators reflection on students, the curriculum, and pedagogy for the purpose for more effective decision making
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For most individuals, the term “collaborative learning” really sounds strange. But the meaning of this term is very simple, as it is already being applied in almost all learning institutions – knowingly and unknowingly to us. Collaborative learning is necessary for growth
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As a beginning of the year coaching you want to be successful… right? In order to be effective as a literacy coach you have to understand that your teachers are not children. There is a slight learning curve that comes along with becoming a new coach
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Can you or your child survive in the 21st century? Well, if you are a 45 year old mother struggling to get a job because you do not know how to use a computer, or an immigrant that doesn’t understand that you can call your family for free
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I love inclusion… but things are changing in the school systems. It is becoming a challenge for teachers. Teachers share that they struggle with classroom management and parents are concerned about the pace of instruction
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This is a controversial topic but a mandatory one. In New York there is a boycott of state testing at least 155,000 students opted out of assessments. “With the addition of these high stakes attached to the teacher evaluations, really just took it over the top
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Many teachers are stressed out, but my heart goes to teachers of charter and non-union schools. In my many years of teacher training,
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teaching document explains how to provide high quality development for teachers to thrive. It goes over strategies for growing teams of teacher-leaders, tools for teachers to be successful in the classroom
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akiyyah Bergen created this Lesson Plan_ Oral History Project 9_11 (grades Pre-K-5) at Roxboro Middle School. Wow, this is a great way to bring in primary sources. I truly enjoy when students own their work
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Are 21st Century schools so far away from public schools that it’s hard for teachers and educators to imagine? Now don’t get me wrong, teachers want it, but how to get there is the challenge.
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I love Mental Math! Have you ever witnessed a principal doing mental math problems in front of the whole school? Click to see! What do you think it does for a students’ self-esteem!
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