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.
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
Higher-order thinking skills, or HOTS for short, are those that prepare students to be learners for life. Students that display these skills can connect different
What are Formative Assessments? Knowing where students are academically is the foundation for effective teaching and learning. Observers can readily ascertain that effective classroom instruction
Every student has different background knowledge, life experiences, culture, family life, friends, and personalities. No one student is exactly like another. As a result, teachers
Everyone knows the importance of making an excellent first impression. This is also true for educators. For many students, your syllabus directly influences their first
There is No Such Thing as Too Early Teacher retirement planning and savings are extremely important, but many people do not think of this in
It is kind of awkward that the second half of the school year coincides with the first half of the calendar year. For most, January
What did I hope to accomplish when I became a teacher? This is the reflective question I have sat with throughout my time as an
When Does Teacher Retirement Start? Teachers are eligible for full retirement after completing 30 years of creditable service. They can also retire at age 65
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