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Classroom Management, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Truth for Teachers Collective

Jan 14, 2024

10 common problems and layered strategies for supporting dysregulated students

It’s 8:28 am and you’re trying to make sure that the four chair bouncy bands around chairs are still with the correct four desks for those students who need to bounce their feet. Sandra comes into the classroom before you can step outside to greet her, and she immediately starts...

By Amy Stohs

2nd Grade

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

Education Trends, Equity Resources, Truth for Teachers Collective

Feb 23, 2022

Disrupt white supremacy culture in the classroom with these 4 practices

Perhaps you have read Dismantling Racism’s list of characteristics of white supremacy culture authored by Kenneth Jones and Tema Okun in 1999 or read the May 2021 update from Okun. I first encountered their work through training in my district, and once I did, I saw the traits everywhere, even...

By Jennifer Brinkmeyer

7th-12th Grade ELA

Mindset & Motivation

Sep 4, 2014

It’s September. Don’t worry, teaching gets better.

If you absolutely hate the first few days (or even weeks) of school, you’re in good company. I was discussing this with some friends yesterday and we all agreed that the start of a new school year is the least rewarding time to be a teacher. You don’t know your...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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Dec 31, 2011

2011 year in review

I’m a naturally pensive person so all this self-reflection that people do around the new year is right up my nerdy alley. I love to think back on what I’ve accomplished throughout the year and ruminate on all the things I have to be grateful for. I can honestly say...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Edupreneur Resources, Podcast Articles

Oct 9, 2022

Why I’m pulling some of my books out of print and rewriting “Awakened”

I’m in the final stages of prepping a second edition of my book, Awakened: Change Your Mindset to Transform Your Teaching. It’s being released in November 2022, and I wanted to give you an idea of what will be different and why. I also wanted to give you a little...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Education Trends, Mindset & Motivation, Teaching Tips & Tricks

Apr 29, 2018

How to take charge of your teaching evaluation

This week on the Truth for Teachers podcast: I’m talking to “Take Charge of Your Teaching Evaluation” author Jennifer Ansbach about what a healthy teacher evaluation looks like, and the three things you can do to take charge of yours. Teaching observations are stressful, but you can do more than...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Mindset & Motivation, Productivity Strategies, Podcast Articles

Nov 12, 2017

7 ways teachers can push past imposter syndrome

Have you ever had the following thoughts? I have no idea what I’m doing as a teacher. My principal was crazy to hire me for this position — I’m clearly not experienced enough. I’m not knowledgeable enough about this subject area to be teaching it. I’m just not capable of...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Classroom Management, Equity Resources, Mindset & Motivation, Podcast Articles

Sep 17, 2017

3 beliefs that damage teacher relationships with black male students (and how to connect instead)

This week on the Truth for Teachers podcast: I’m talking to Principal Kafele about 3 commonly-held beliefs that can damage teacher relationships with black male students. The majority of my podcast episodes are on topics that will help improve your teaching practices with ALL of your students, but in some...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Mindset & Motivation, Podcast Articles

Jan 26, 2015

How to stop being overly critical of yourself as a teacher

Many teachers are far too hard on themselves and constantly feel guilty about things they’re not doing. You can make 3 small changes that will create a dramatic shift in how you think and feel about yourself. Learn how to change your mindset and move from self-criticism to self-acceptance. This...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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Search results for: growth mindset

10 common problems and layered strategies for supporting dysregulated students

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

Disrupt white supremacy culture in the classroom with these 4 practices

It’s September. Don’t worry, teaching gets better.

2011 year in review

Why I’m pulling some of my books out of print and rewriting “Awakened”

How to take charge of your teaching evaluation

7 ways teachers can push past imposter syndrome

3 beliefs that damage teacher relationships with black male students (and how to connect instead)

How to stop being overly critical of yourself as a teacher

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: growth mindset

10 common problems and layered strategies for supporting dysregulated students

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

Disrupt white supremacy culture in the classroom with these 4 practices

It’s September. Don’t worry, teaching gets better.

2011 year in review

Why I’m pulling some of my books out of print and rewriting “Awakened”

How to take charge of your teaching evaluation

7 ways teachers can push past imposter syndrome

3 beliefs that damage teacher relationships with black male students (and how to connect instead)

How to stop being overly critical of yourself as a teacher

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