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Classroom Management, Teaching Tips & Tricks

Jan 1, 2023

6 ways to welcome the new year with students after winter break

Returning to the classroom after winter break can feel like “First Day of School, Part 2” for everyone … in ways that are both good and bad! Students tend to return invigorated by joyful holiday celebrations. Likewise, you and your colleagues may feel refreshed, renewed, and ready to start the...

By Jay Benedith

Equity Leader & Coach

Mindset & Motivation

Nov 4, 2014

If you agree with this statement, it’s time to quit teaching.

A teacher recently asked me the following question: How do you know when it’s time to find another career? I’ve been at this for a couple of years and tried switching schools and grade levels to see if that helped, but watching the kids learn and grow just doesn’t do it for me. I feel like...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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Jun 7, 2012

The challenges of the last week of school

This eCard image rings a little too true for most of us, doesn’t it? The last week of school always makes me feel like the kids are in the way, and that’s an awful feeling. It’s even sadder that the kids know we feel this way: they sense that there’s no purpose...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Uncategorized

Jun 4, 2012

Where to get a master’s degree in teaching

You may have noticed some recent mentions of Marygrove College around the site: in the sidebar, or maybe in the Ask Angela Anythingpost series. I’m pretty selective about the companies and organizations that I partner with, and wanted to let you all know why I think Marygrove is an excellent institution...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Education Trends, Equity Resources, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Podcast Articles

Oct 29, 2023

A practical guide to building students’ attention stamina and ability to focus

How long can you read a book without getting distracted? Do you swipe through TikToks or reels before they’re over because you’ve gotten impatient? Do you find it hard to just stream a TV show or movie without also looking at your phone or doing another activity at the same...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Classroom Management, Education Trends, Equity Resources, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Podcast Articles, Truth for Teachers Collective

Oct 2, 2022

Help students do more with less effort using cognitive load theory

I used to use “cognitive load” as a sort of shorthand for how mentally taxing a task may be. I was wrong. I’d say things like,“That task has too much cognitive load,” meaning I thought it was too difficult for students to do. Cognitive load seemed to be like weight...

By Jennifer Brinkmeyer

7th-12th Grade ELA

Education Trends, Equity Resources, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Podcast Articles

Mar 7, 2021

10 tips for teaching critical thinking + information literacy

The Truth for Teachers podcast is doing a two-part series about media literacy this season. Back in episode 216, I spoke with Peter Adams of the News Literacy Project about how educators can be informed media consumers and advocates for truth. That episode helped lay the groundwork for this one:...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Education Trends, Equity Resources, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Podcast Articles

Apr 26, 2020

Creating systemic change and solving problems BEFORE they happen

My guest in this episode is Dan Heath, a New York Times bestselling author of five books, the most recent being “Upstream: The Quest to Solve Problems Before They Happen.” This book is a MUST read for anyone who’s curious about how to create systemic change or how to improve...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Education Trends, Equity Resources, Productivity Strategies, Podcast Articles

Apr 19, 2020

Some parts of teaching are BETTER with remote learning. Here’s how to leverage that.

I asked teachers on my Facebook page recently to share some of the positive outcomes they’ve seen with teaching remotely in crisis. I wanted to know: Is there any aspect of your work with students that you’re liking better now? Any approaches that are working better for some kids than...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Equity Resources, Mindset & Motivation, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Podcast Articles

Jan 31, 2016

When is it okay to say you’ve done “enough” for a student?

How much is enough time to give to each student? There are students who have behavior problems, academic challenges, IEPS, family problems, those whose parents you need to catch after school or speak with the principal about… Student issues, dealing with emails, and talking with parents are so time consuming....

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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6 ways to welcome the new year with students after winter break

If you agree with this statement, it’s time to quit teaching.

The challenges of the last week of school

Where to get a master’s degree in teaching

A practical guide to building students’ attention stamina and ability to focus

Help students do more with less effort using cognitive load theory

10 tips for teaching critical thinking + information literacy

Creating systemic change and solving problems BEFORE they happen

Some parts of teaching are BETTER with remote learning. Here’s how to leverage that.

When is it okay to say you’ve done “enough” for a student?

Teaching through hormonal changes: postpartum, perimenopause, and beyond

A spring cleaning classroom guide: what if you didn’t need all that STUFF to teach well?

Clock out confidently: 5 tips to get out the door at contract time

Teaching through hormonal changes: postpartum, perimenopause, and beyond

Search results for: coaching and consulting

6 ways to welcome the new year with students after winter break

If you agree with this statement, it’s time to quit teaching.

The challenges of the last week of school

Where to get a master’s degree in teaching

A practical guide to building students’ attention stamina and ability to focus

Help students do more with less effort using cognitive load theory

10 tips for teaching critical thinking + information literacy

Creating systemic change and solving problems BEFORE they happen

Some parts of teaching are BETTER with remote learning. Here’s how to leverage that.

When is it okay to say you’ve done “enough” for a student?

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