Being More than a Teacher
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 […]
It’s no secret that the teaching profession comes with a lot of challenges. Believe it or not, the challenges we face is not always about the pay. Planning, organization, copies, meetings, classroom management, staying on schedule…don’t you wish that non-teachers can just tryout teaching for just one week! Some challenges we face is what I […]
Having a child with special needs, means they may need a set of special toys. When my son was diagnosed as developmentally delayed right before he turned 4, I turned to the internet to find and research everything I could to assist him to grow academically and socially. I decided to compile a list of […]
From my first day of teaching, I always had my students keep a personal classroom notebook. It wasn’t “interactive”. At the time, it was only used for bell work writing prompts and Spelling pretests. As time went on, the notebook started evolving. I had students producing more work in their notebooks. This meant, more pages […]
Need some great great survival strategy student teaching tips? I got you covered! If you are interested in becoming a teacher, the student teaching practicum experience is the most important part of your educational journey. It is the hands on teaching internship, that upon success, will lead you to your teaching credential. Depending on if […]
I love to laugh. I love a good joke and funny memes that make me laugh. I was the kid that would laugh so much I would get sent out of class. As a matter of fact, I’m still that kid. Today, I find myself laughing to the point of tears daily. I’m kind of […]