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Test anxiety and student testing struggles are real, and if you’ve seen it happen, you know exactly what I’m talking about. That student who crushed
Your admin just announced another “data-driven initiative,” and you felt your soul leave your body for a solid ten seconds. More data-driven instruction? Ugh. Can
You made a unit on ecosystems that you think is great. It has colorful worksheets on the food chain, a wall with vocabulary phrases, and
This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links. You just finished teaching your plant unit, but something seems amiss. Sure, the kids labeled their plant diagrams correctly.
For years, we have all been told that we need to tailor our teaching to meet the various diverse needs of our students, with only
You pour your heart into lesson plans, stay late grading, and deeply care about your students. Yet, despite your best efforts, some kiddos just aren’t
As someone who has spent many winters teaching in Michigan, I know how the long, gray days and unpredictable weather can take a toll on both educators and students. I want to share a variety of practical winter teaching ideas to help you not only survive but thrive during the colder months.
At a glance, self-care seems challenging, time-consuming, and sometimes even selfish—but that couldn’t be further from the truth. In actuality, self-care can be summed up
Gather ’round, friends: it’s time for the fourth installment in the instructional strategies series! This week, we’ll be focusing on organization. Who among us couldn’t
There’s no way around it: testing season is HERE. However, alongside testing time, another season has arrived: springtime! Springtime is wonderful, of course, but it
I don’t need to tell you how valuable your time is as a teacher; chances are, you already feel the time-crunch pressure constantly. If you’re
In the rough draft of this blog post, I had planned to list out every NGSS and Common Core standard that you’re expected to teach
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