January and February often bring snow days across the country leaving schools cancelled, and teachers can “embrace the chill” by focusing on self-care while resting at home. Some individuals love […]
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The holidays are quickly approaching, and keeping a focus on academics during the holidays can be tough. I’ve been through that and want to share some strategies for you, but,
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Game-based learning, often abbreviated as GBL, is an instructional technique in which students learn through – you guessed it – playing a game! In general, GBL positively affects learning across
If you’ve stumbled upon this blog post, I can assume you love learning as much as I do; and you want that learning to be sticky! Let me share a
Bullying remains a significant issue in schools, impacting students’ emotional well-being and academic performance. With October being National Bullying Prevention Month, we want to focus our attention and some resources
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In the previous blog, I reminded you that September is National Suicide Awareness Month and offered several ways that a teacher can make a significant impact by knowing what types
September is Suicide Awareness Month, a time when we focus on understanding the signs of suicide risk and how to support those who may be struggling. Statistics are showing suicide
The teaching profession can be a rewarding endeavor, yet it remains one of the most challenging career paths, particularly for first-year educators. Despite the opportunity to inspire young minds, teaching
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Welcoming new teachers to a school is a crucial step in ensuring their success and satisfaction. Whether they are fresh out of college or joining your team from another school
In my time as a teacher, I transitioned between four very different schools, always bringing with it those “new teacher feelings.” Each move brought with it worry and anxiousness as
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