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Classroom Management, Equity Resources, Truth for Teachers Collective

May 7, 2023

Students not turning in homework? 4 common mistakes to avoid (and what to do instead)

Homework is typically the bane of students and the Achilles heel of teachers. On the one hand, regular practice outside of the classroom can help students retain information and reinforce learning. On the other, it’s also difficult to motivate students to do the work without coercion or consequences. While the...

By Kim Lepre

Truth for Teachers Writer

Education Trends, Equity Resources

Feb 12, 2023

My favorite podcasts for teachers and K-12 educators

I started my Truth For Teachers podcast in January 2015, and since then, I’ve heard from countless educators who are now hooked on the format and are anxious to find other great education podcasts to follow. That makes me so happy! Podcasts have been instrumental in my growth as an...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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

Jan 18, 2023

Could a ROWE (Results-Only Work Environment) be right for your classroom?

ROWE focuses on deep cultural and mindset shifts that help people thrive in their environments and accomplish big goals together. There’s a lot of potential in the Results-Only Work Environment for you and your students to gain better autonomy, accountability, and results. Here’s how you and your students can experiment with...

By Jennifer Brinkmeyer

7th-12th Grade ELA

Mindset & Motivation, Truth for Teachers Collective

Nov 23, 2022

Thriving as a shy or timid teacher: you don’t have to be gregarious to be good!

So you’re shy and you’re a teacher. There are typically two approaches shy teachers choose. Some want to become less shy and more outgoing. Others want to learn ways to navigate teaching while shy. Usually, it’s a combination of the two. I commend you for being a teacher–your own kind...

By Jay Benedith

Equity Leader & Coach

Mindset & Motivation, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Truth for Teachers Collective

Nov 16, 2022

Feeling restless? Try switching up your teaching style into one of these 5 types.

A few years ago, I had a conversation with my assistant principal that I’ve thought about many times since. We loved to sit in her office and grapple with big educational questions, such as issues of equity and access, as well as the smaller stuff, like when the copier paper...

By Melissa Forbes

Instructional coach, MTSS coordinator

Mindset & Motivation, Truth for Teachers Collective

Oct 12, 2022

7 “first aid supplies” you can use for resilience emergencies during the school day

Do you ever wish you had a job that didn’t require you to make 1,500 decisions in a day? Imagine it … a job where you could stare blankly into the computer screen doing data entry while blasting 90s alternative music in your earbuds? A job that doesn’t require so...

By Kelly Rao

Middle School Teacher

Education Trends, Equity Resources, Truth for Teachers Collective

Sep 21, 2022

The true cost of education if teachers didn’t spend out-of-pocket

For decades, school budgets have plummeted, but expectations soared and challenges surmounted. Meager budgets continue to force teachers to do more with less, with many educators choosing to “do it for the kids” by making up the cost difference out of the goodness of their own hearts and out of...

By Marissa Minnick

Middle School Science Teacher

Uncategorized

Aug 17, 2022

When to step up: Learning how to say NO to the good and YES to the BEST

“Let your no mean no.” Over the years I was proud to have built up my use of the word NO from my understanding of this common phrase. I believed I had to build a protective circle around my schedule. “Are you able to help with Parents Night?” “No, I...

By Shelly S. Budziszewski

Truth for Teachers Writer

Mindset & Motivation, Podcast Articles

Apr 16, 2023

What does it mean to “bring the best version of yourself” to the classroom?

Who you ARE matters just as much as what you DO. How can you show up as the best version of yourself each day, not only for students, but in every aspect of life? I’m talking today with Elena Aguilar, a writer, leader, teacher, coach, and the author of seven...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Education Trends, Podcast Articles, Sponsors & Supporters

Apr 2, 2023

Unlocking new ways to see learning—and ourselves—through STEM

Conducting this interview with Jason McKenna of VEX Robotics unlocked a core memory for me. In the audio and transcript that follow, you’ll hear me mention that I never saw myself as a STEM person or someone who was good at math and science. I wasn’t interested in it, struggled...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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Search results for: organization

Students not turning in homework? 4 common mistakes to avoid (and what to do instead)

My favorite podcasts for teachers and K-12 educators

Could a ROWE (Results-Only Work Environment) be right for your classroom?

Thriving as a shy or timid teacher: you don’t have to be gregarious to be good!

Feeling restless? Try switching up your teaching style into one of these 5 types.

7 “first aid supplies” you can use for resilience emergencies during the school day

The true cost of education if teachers didn’t spend out-of-pocket

When to step up: Learning how to say NO to the good and YES to the BEST

What does it mean to “bring the best version of yourself” to the classroom?

Unlocking new ways to see learning—and ourselves—through STEM

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: organization

Students not turning in homework? 4 common mistakes to avoid (and what to do instead)

My favorite podcasts for teachers and K-12 educators

Could a ROWE (Results-Only Work Environment) be right for your classroom?

Thriving as a shy or timid teacher: you don’t have to be gregarious to be good!

Feeling restless? Try switching up your teaching style into one of these 5 types.

7 “first aid supplies” you can use for resilience emergencies during the school day

The true cost of education if teachers didn’t spend out-of-pocket

When to step up: Learning how to say NO to the good and YES to the BEST

What does it mean to “bring the best version of yourself” to the classroom?

Unlocking new ways to see learning—and ourselves—through STEM

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