Advice from educators
Fostering an Anti-Ableist Mentality in Schools
Understanding Ableism in School Education and the world have significantly changed over the last decade. Unfortunately, ableism has been around for years and continues to
Understanding Ableism in School Education and the world have significantly changed over the last decade. Unfortunately, ableism has been around for years and continues to
Beating the Summer Slide Summer slide, or learning loss, is frequently used in education circles to describe the regression of critical academic skills when students
There’s no denying that smartphones have become an integral part of our daily lives. These little gadgets have transformed everything from how we communicate to
We ask potential teachers a series of questions during each interview. These questions start with how they will motivate students to “care” or be interested
Serving as an educator, regardless of your role, is a tremendous responsibility. Educators today serve as role models, leaders, magicians, performers, and all things in
An age-old debate among educators, students, and parents revolves around the question, “How much homework is too much?” If you have a child in school,
The saying that teachers wear multiple hats is a sure one. They teach and play counselor, custodian, nurse, and friend (just to name a few).
Before we dig into this article, this 22-year educator wants to welcome you into one of the most rewarding careers you can pursue. There are
Rote learning – a memorization technique based on repetition – has been a traditional teaching method for centuries. This method repeats information until you’ve memorized
In education, students are constantly being assessed, whether through informal activities in the classroom to help check for understanding, or high-stakes state and national testing
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