When we think of myths, we think of princesses, dragons, and lessons that were learned the hard way. But what if there are myths that we have been told about the best way to teach? I don’t know about you,
Depending on what time of year you are reading this, you definitely felt a certain type of way when you saw the words “new school year” in the title of this blog post. Whether you are a brand-spanking new teacher,
Summer’s are to teachers what the off-season is to any athlete. It’s a time to rest and enjoy some downtime. But it is also a time to prepare for a new season. For athletes, the off-season is when they train,
Do you ever call a student by the wrong name? Or forget to bring your kids to a scheduled school assembly? It happens! We make mistakes! But what if I told you there were common mistakes teachers make in the
Have you ever googled the teaching standards you need to teach and wondered “but where does it say how to do this?” Maybe you’ve asked someone or searched “what is curriculum mapping” and ended up more confused by the answer
Are you looking for a fun way to celebrate the end of the school year on Zoom? Whether you are teaching on Zoom, in-person, or hybrid, chances are you were leading a virtual classroom at some point this year. This
Did you just search “how to make lesson planning easier” into the search bar? Does the thought of lesson planning send an uneasy feeling through your body? You know, the kind of feeling you only get when you have to
Google Classroom and the other apps that are found on Gsuite are wonderful tools for the classroom. However….. They are also stress-inducing, hair-pulling-ly annoying at the beginning! I have been using Google Classroom and the other Google Apps for about
