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Nov 2, 2022

A teacher’s guide to pumping at work

If you’re planning to return to work after parental leave and want to continue feeding your baby with your milk, you’re going to have to figure out pumping…and there’s a lot of logistics to consider. I have breastfed two children until we mutually decided to end the relationship, and I...

By Catherine Eisel-Elder

Truth for Teachers Writer

Uncategorized

Sep 7, 2022

How to make weeknight meals less stressful (even if you’re not a planner, good cook, or creative in the kitchen)

Goals for so many of us include eating healthier, cooking more at home, eating out less, making meals the whole family enjoys, and in general having better food habits. One of the best ways to maintain health, both physical health and mental health by being able to foster bonds with...

By Amy Stohs

2nd Grade

Classroom Management, Productivity Strategies

Jun 29, 2022

5 teacher organization systems that save me time and restored my sanity

I am obsessed with systems, pretty organizers, and having a clean living space. I am a self-proclaimed Type-A perfectionist, an oldest daughter, and an Enneagram 2. Cleaning and organizing are built into my DNA. I have been this way as long as I can remember, and I love it. I...

By Molly K. Beck

Truth for Teachers Writer

Teaching Tips & Tricks, Sponsors & Supporters

Nov 3, 2016

An honest review of CE Credits Online for professional development

There are lots of online options for teachers to get continuing education credits–but how do you know if a site is a legitimate? When CE Credits Online reached out for help in promoting their courses, I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to take a thorough look at the availability...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Teaching Tips & Tricks

Feb 3, 2016

Build vocabulary and literacy skills with shared book readings

Today I’ve invited Dr. Susan Neuman, Professor and Chair of Teaching and Learning at New York University, to talk about the benefits of shared book reading programs. Dr. Neuman helped establish the Early Reading First program and the Early Childhood Professional Development Education Program, and was responsible for all activities in Title I...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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Jun 12, 2014

The Million Page Challenge: how one high school got kids reading for fun

Remember the Follett Challenge I featured here back in January? John Lodle is chair of the English department at the winning school, Belleville West High School in Illinois, where he has taught for the past 20 years. In today’s post, he’s kindly taken time to share the initiative that earned them the grand prize. The faculty...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Education Trends, Equity Resources, Mindset & Motivation, Podcast Articles

Mar 14, 2021

You are not alone: An honest, healing conversation about processing pandemic teaching

“I’ve never worked so hard in my life to try to reach students, and yet never felt like such a big failure. That carries a lot of emotional weight. But when we are dismissed to ‘just figure it out’, we’re not actually given credit for all of the incredible work...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Classroom Management, Mindset & Motivation, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Podcast Articles

Oct 13, 2019

How to act (rather than react) and stop wasting class time when kids are off-task

One of the frustrations that I think has been common to every teacher, in every location, across the history of time, is that of having your instruction interrupted by someone who’s not paying attention. And I lead with that, because I think it’s important to have the larger context: Students...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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

Aug 25, 2019

Teach like yourself: Why YOU are the person your students need most

My guest today was introduced to me by a podcast listener who thought there was a lot of similarity between Dr. Gravity Goldberg’s work and my own. I looked her up, and am SO grateful for the introduction because she is my people! So many of the messages that I’m...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

Classroom Management, Teaching Tips & Tricks, Podcast Articles

Sep 18, 2016

What to do in the middle of your lesson when a student refuses to work

There’s at least one in every classroom — yep, I’m talking about the kid who just sits there, and doesn’t work. The one who needs constant cajoling to put pencil to paper and get started. In some cases, there’s an attitude problem and the student is disengaged from school in...

By Angela Watson

Founder and Writer

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A teacher’s guide to pumping at work

How to make weeknight meals less stressful (even if you’re not a planner, good cook, or creative in the kitchen)

5 teacher organization systems that save me time and restored my sanity

An honest review of CE Credits Online for professional development

Build vocabulary and literacy skills with shared book readings

The Million Page Challenge: how one high school got kids reading for fun

You are not alone: An honest, healing conversation about processing pandemic teaching

How to act (rather than react) and stop wasting class time when kids are off-task

Teach like yourself: Why YOU are the person your students need most

What to do in the middle of your lesson when a student refuses to work

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: real teachers real tips

A teacher’s guide to pumping at work

How to make weeknight meals less stressful (even if you’re not a planner, good cook, or creative in the kitchen)

5 teacher organization systems that save me time and restored my sanity

An honest review of CE Credits Online for professional development

Build vocabulary and literacy skills with shared book readings

The Million Page Challenge: how one high school got kids reading for fun

You are not alone: An honest, healing conversation about processing pandemic teaching

How to act (rather than react) and stop wasting class time when kids are off-task

Teach like yourself: Why YOU are the person your students need most

What to do in the middle of your lesson when a student refuses to work

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