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How Teachers Can Ignite Middle School Students’ Brilliance
Middle school is an exciting, frustrating, fun, difficult time in a young person’s life. The same can be said for the faculty and staff fortunate
Middle school is an exciting, frustrating, fun, difficult time in a young person’s life. The same can be said for the faculty and staff fortunate
To maintain a healthy social life outside of the classroom as an educator, you must develop the skill of prioritizing your teaching tasks. This entails
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, mental health affects how we as humans think, feel, act, make choices, and relate to others. It
Teachers’ daily schedules are typically filled, if not overflowing with tasks, student meetings, planning, and anything else that pops up that needs their immediate attention.
Teacher Mentoring: Passing Your Knowledge Down As English poet John Donne stated, “No man is an island,” it is essential to note that everyone needs
Who likes puzzles? Sudoku? Logic Puzzles? Master Schedules? This high school administrator for eleven years has had charge over the development of the master schedule
As this author started to write this article, I began with my list of attributes that make a great school. My own list was based
Inclusive teaching provides an environment for all students to thrive regardless of their specific needs. There are a variety of teaching strategies, approaches, and interventions
School administration is a calling that is not for the faint of heart. Often, I am asked to describe what school administration is like, and
In our ever-changing rush to complete, pressing for test scores, and many other tasks educators face, taking the time to show appreciation for our teachers
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