Being More than a Teacher
This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a small commission at no cost to you. Thank you! Before all the increased worries and scares of getting sick with COVID-19, I started writing this blog post. This was almost a month ago. I was upset because I spent a […]
In my classroom, I don’t generally follow a list of classroom management rules. I know, I know…a lot of teachers say, “develop your rules with your class!” Then, what do you do next? Post the rules up in the classroom so your students can be reminded of them every day, all year long. Well, I […]
Science should be in child’s life once they reach Kindergarten. But I know with how funding works, science isn’t a part of a child’s education until middle school. With Science being perhaps one of the most difficult subjects in school, this can often mean that not every student is able to take as much science […]
Although Martin Luther King Jr died before the age of 40, he left a life changing mark in history. Through his powerful and influential speeches, we now have a legacy of inspiring quotes to drive our personal and professional goals. As we come upon Dr. King’s 91st birthday, as well as the honored Martin Luther […]
When we (teachers) hear we are getting a helicopter parent, we get prepared. We know that a helicopter parent will create me work than we already have, make us feel unsupported in our profession, and isolate their child. What I have come to discover is, many helicopter parents think that their child is the only […]
Do you want 2020 to be your year? Something about 2020 has a great ring to it, doesn’t it? Well it’s time to get organized, get planned out not just for your New Year’s resolution goals, but set your goals for life. Check out this ultimate planner bundle to set up 2020 correct. If you […]