The beginning of a new school year is full of fresh possibilities. While no backpack can hold everything you'll need, the right strategies can make all the difference. Consider this your teacher survival kit: a collection of tools to help you start the year feelin...
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When you’re a teacher, the workday rarely ends w...
You made it. The last bell rang, the final report card was submitted, and now summer is stretched out in front of you like a blank notebook. No schedules, no lesson plans, no one asking you for a bathroom pass.
But even summertime can feel ov...
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When students experience math as something they do—not just something they solve—engagement skyrockets. The...
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Every year on March 2nd, classrooms across the country ce...
With summer quickly coming to an end, it’s time to start thinking about the new school year. The smell of sharpened pencils, the perfectly arranged classroom, the hopeful buzz of possibility—it’s a fresh start for students and educators. Whether you’re a seasoned teacher or stepping into the classroom for the first time, the beginning of the year sets the tone for what&r...
National Bullying Prevention Awareness, Fire Prevention Week, ADHD Awareness, Dyslexia Awareness, and so much more! October is a busy month, full of valuable learning opportunities for students and educators. Provided below are some note-worthy resources and activities to recognize a few of the many events this month.
National Bullying Prevention Awareness
The first Monday of e...