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Mindset & Motivation, Productivity Strategies, Truth for Teachers Collective

Apr 27, 2022

We need to stop judging and criticizing other teachers for how much we work

“We all know you can’t do this job well without working every night and every weekend.” “For an English teacher, if you’re doing it right, I don’t see how you could NOT be overwhelmed all the time.” “Well, anyone leaving the building by 3 every day isn’t doing their job.”...

By Megan Faherty

High School History/Social Studies

Education Trends, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Truth for Teachers Collective

Jul 11, 2021

Too much tech? These 7 digital tools can create a daily structure for ALL your lessons, from start to finish.

Gimkit. Wakelet. Slides. Forms. Meet. Zoom. Remind. Class Dojo. Quizizz. Quizlet. Nearpod. Pear Deck. Kahoot. Flipgrid. Kami. Loom. Edpuzzle. Edmodo. Menti. Moodle. Socrative. Securly. Hapara. Padlet. If you can comprehend the above lines at a proficient reading level, you might be a teacher transitioning out of the 2020-2021 school year....

By Francesca Roley

8th/9th Gr ELA

Teaching Tips & Tricks, Sponsors & Supporters

Oct 19, 2016

Help students improve their writing with instant feedback from Turnitin

If there’s one thing all writing and ELA teachers wish their students would do more of it’s revise their work. Some kids see editing and revising as such a chore that they don’t want to bother reading it through and looking for ways to improve. Other kids simply don’t know how to do it and...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Classroom Management, Uncategorized

Aug 24, 2013

The culture of cute in the classroom: readers respond

I thought I’d let the dust settle a bit after my post on the pressures and distractions of “cute-ifying” the classroom. Normally I like to respond to every comment on the blog, but with nearly 100 thoughtful readers chiming in with lengthy responses, that just wasn’t possible. It made more sense...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Uncategorized

Jan 17, 2013

Ask Angela Anything: January Edition

Welcome to this month’s edition of the monthly post series in which I answer readers’ frequently-asked questions. Although I do respond personally to every email, with this series you can submit any teaching-related question anonymously to maintain your privacy and student confidentiality. I’ve called the series “Ask Angela Anything” because I share...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Edupreneur Resources, Uncategorized

Jan 7, 2013

Reflections on thoughtful blogging & selling out

I’ve been wanting to check in with you all about some things for awhile now, and haven’t been able to find the right words to do it. But this is the time of year when we’re all thinking about what we’ve accomplished in the last twelve months and what we...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Uncategorized

Dec 19, 2012

Ask Angela Anything: December Edition

Welcome to this month’s edition of the monthly post series in which I answer readers’ frequently-asked questions. Although I do respond personally to every email, with this series, you can submit any teaching-related question anonymously to maintain your privacy and student confidentiality. I’ve called the series “Ask Angela Anything” because I...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Uncategorized

Mar 16, 2010

Personal reflections on learning at ASCD 2010

I’m a thematic learner–that’s how I function in every aspect of my life. Personally, spiritually, and professionally, there are always a handful of critical issues that weigh heavily on my heart, and I fully devote myself to tackling them. For weeks or months or however long the passion is ignited,...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Productivity Strategies, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Podcast Articles

Apr 24, 2022

These teachers’ small changes made BIG reductions in their workload

We all want to work smarter, not harder … and that doesn’t require a complete overhaul of your teaching practice or a brand new innovative workflow. Small changes in daily habits and mindset shifts can add up to big results, and I’ve invited 4 teachers to share what’s made the...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Productivity Strategies, Teaching Tips & Tricks

Feb 11, 2018

A stress-free system for summarizing student progress & generating awesome report card comments

One year when I taught third grade, our brand new principal had to read and approve all of our report card comments (a grueling task for her, I’m sure). I will never forget the kind words she put on a sticky note before returning the reports to me: “Angela, these...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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We need to stop judging and criticizing other teachers for how much we work

Too much tech? These 7 digital tools can create a daily structure for ALL your lessons, from start to finish.

Help students improve their writing with instant feedback from Turnitin

The culture of cute in the classroom: readers respond

Ask Angela Anything: January Edition

Reflections on thoughtful blogging & selling out

Ask Angela Anything: December Edition

Personal reflections on learning at ASCD 2010

These teachers’ small changes made BIG reductions in their workload

A stress-free system for summarizing student progress & generating awesome report card comments

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

How to transition into a non-classroom-based position as an educator

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

Search results for: coaching and consulting

We need to stop judging and criticizing other teachers for how much we work

Too much tech? These 7 digital tools can create a daily structure for ALL your lessons, from start to finish.

Help students improve their writing with instant feedback from Turnitin

The culture of cute in the classroom: readers respond

Ask Angela Anything: January Edition

Reflections on thoughtful blogging & selling out

Ask Angela Anything: December Edition

Personal reflections on learning at ASCD 2010

These teachers’ small changes made BIG reductions in their workload

A stress-free system for summarizing student progress & generating awesome report card comments

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