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Feb 3, 2023

Free teacher resource on using ChatGPT

The free ChatGPT artificial intelligence tool is a total game-changer for teachers. There are so many ways you can teach more effectively and efficiently by automating some of the low-level aspects of your work. ChatGPT can help free you up to focus on the most important (and rewarding) aspects of...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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Mar 5, 2022

Thank you – lesson planning process

Got it–the resource is on its way! Check your email now for the tips on streamlining your lesson planning process in the form of a Google Doc. If you don’t see it, check your spam or junk mail. Get the Planning Doc

By kaliengelbert

Equity Resources

Aug 16, 2019

Anti-bias and anti-racism resources for teachers

This page is meant to offer an accessible, non-overwhelming list. It’s a starting place rather than a comprehensive, all-encompassing collection. Feel free to use the comments below to suggest resources that have been helpful for you! Books These books are a great place to begin when you are ready to...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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Jul 25, 2013

10 free Cornerstone resources you might not know about

With a decade’s worth of content on this site, there’s bound to be some things that you didn’t even know were there. Today, I’m wrapping up the ten year blogiversary celebration by featuring some resources that might be new to you. These are all pages and sections that are separate from...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Uncategorized

Jan 24, 2011

Instructional coaching resources

In my free time, I’ve been devouring a stack of instructional coaching books (am I a huge dork with no life, or just incredibly driven and ambitious? The question is still up for debate, and right now I’m leaning towards…yessss). I chose the titles based on one factor and one...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Uncategorized

Jul 16, 2010

15 ways to make elementary social studies lessons more exciting

Many teachers have trouble making social studies interesting because they don’t understand or like the subject themselves. There’s good news: we all have personal limitations, and they DON’T have to affect our students. On this page, you’ll learn how to get students passionate about social studies even when you have...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Education Trends, Equity Resources, Podcast Articles

Sep 3, 2023

Why boys are struggling (and what educators can do about it)

I recently read a powerful book called, “Of Boys and Men: Why They’re Struggling, Why We Should Care, and What We Can Do About It” by Richard Reeves. It’s not the first piece of media I’ve consumed about the crises men are facing in the U.S. right now, but IS...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Productivity Strategies, Podcast Articles

Aug 28, 2022

3 ways to create teaching templates that will save you 5-10 hours a week

I’m going to tell you something I’d never, ever tell my students: please spend more time copying and pasting. Yep. Wear out the CTRL, C, and V keys on your keyboard! Now, I don’t mean anyone should go out and plagiarize. Instead, you can save yourself huge amounts of time...

By Marguerite Redelfs

Truth for Teachers Writer

Classroom Management, Mindset & Motivation, Podcast Articles

Aug 12, 2018

A quick trick to lessen anxiety during the first weeks of school

This week on the Truth for Teachers podcast: A simple trick to lessen anxiety if you are a teacher dreading going back to school and the real deal about how to make your students like you. Most teachers I know have moments of anxiety during the first weeks of school....

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Productivity Strategies, Podcast Articles

Sep 20, 2015

Can a teacher work a 40-hour week and still do a good job?

Whenever I mention a 40-hour workweek for teachers, people tend to have one of two objections. Either they think it’s not possible, or they think it’s not aspirational—that you can’t do a good job in 40 hours a week, so you shouldn’t even try to attempt that as a teacher....

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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Search results for: lesson resources

Free teacher resource on using ChatGPT

Thank you – lesson planning process

Anti-bias and anti-racism resources for teachers

10 free Cornerstone resources you might not know about

Instructional coaching resources

15 ways to make elementary social studies lessons more exciting

Why boys are struggling (and what educators can do about it)

3 ways to create teaching templates that will save you 5-10 hours a week

A quick trick to lessen anxiety during the first weeks of school

Can a teacher work a 40-hour week and still do a good job?

5 ways to make an old lesson feel fresh and interesting again

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?

5 ways to make an old lesson feel fresh and interesting again

Search results for: lesson resources

Free teacher resource on using ChatGPT

Thank you – lesson planning process

Anti-bias and anti-racism resources for teachers

10 free Cornerstone resources you might not know about

Instructional coaching resources

15 ways to make elementary social studies lessons more exciting

Why boys are struggling (and what educators can do about it)

3 ways to create teaching templates that will save you 5-10 hours a week

A quick trick to lessen anxiety during the first weeks of school

Can a teacher work a 40-hour week and still do a good job?

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