The Science of Reading Meets AI: Empowering Young Learners through Amira Learning
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Read full storyOvercoming Excessive Positivity in Teaching: I Won't Be a Human Candle
It’s in vogue right now to call out toxic positivity. My intention is for you to see exactly what it is and how it works. Dear Leader calls for a staff meeting. Things are not going well; state test scores are down, behavior problems are up, and parents are unhappy. Dear Leader looks out at you with plaintive eyes and says, “We need to do better.”
Read full story10 Halloween Read-Alouds That Will Delight (And Teach) Your Students
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Read full storyFREE 2023-2024 Back to School Signs
**This post contains promotional links for TeacherGoals FREE membership. As summer's vibrant hues start to make way for autumn's cooler tones, the familiar rush of excitement tinged with a sprinkle of nerves takes hold - it's back-to-school season!
Read full story5 Mythbusting Misunderstandings in Gifted Education
There are many prevalent myths and misunderstandings regarding gifted education. Teacher preparation programs spend little time instructing preservice teachers in the needs of gifted children, yet these learners will inevitably be present in our classrooms.
Read full story22 Exciting Read Alouds for a Fun and Educational Summer
**This post may contain affiliate links that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission. Summer is a vital time for students to keep up with their reading skills, and engaging read-alouds play a crucial role. As teachers, our influence extends beyond the classroom, and we have a responsibility to inspire a love for reading that carries into the summer months and beyond.
Read full story9 Ways to Promote Equity in the Classroom
When it comes to teaching, we must provide all students with the opportunity to learn in an equitable environment. This means that each student has access to the same quality of education, regardless of race, socio-economic status, identity, or background. It must happen to set all students up to learn and thrive in classrooms. The suggestions in this blog are designed to help any teacher in any school.
Read full story4 Ways We Can Fight Fatigue & Improve Our Well-Being
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Read full story10 Must-Have Google Extensions for Teachers
There are over three billion Google Chrome users worldwide, making it the most widely used web browser. So what does that mean for teachers? It means plenty of potential resources to help teachers in the classroom!
Read full story14 Best Educational Apps for the Classroom in 2023
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Read full story5 Classroom Community Books to Help Create a Supportive Environment for Your Students
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Read full storyWhy Schools Should Ditch Behavior Charts
Do you ever wish your students could regulate their behavior without you having to take away from valuable teaching time to discipline them?. If you think clip charts are a great way to achieve this, we would like to share the pros and cons of clip charts to help reflect on your own behavior practices.
Read full storyHow to Register for a Free Loom Educator Account
Online learning has become increasingly popular in recent years, with more and more people looking for ways to learn new skills without leaving their homes. Platforms like Loom offer a great way to learn new things, and they're perfect for educators who want to share their knowledge with students.
Read full storyHow to Get a FREE Canva for Education Account: Everything You Need to Know
**Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning that at no additional cost to you, I will receive a commission if you click through and make a purchase. As an educator, you know the importance of using high-quality visuals in the classroom. They can help engage students and make complex concepts easier to understand.
Read full story31 Side Hustles for Teachers
**Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning that at no additional cost to you, I will receive a commission if you click through and make a purchase. For most educators, their hard work and passion doesn’t always match their paycheck. As rewarding as teaching is, many teachers are underpaid and struggle to stay on top of their bills. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone.
Read full storyCircle Up for a Better Climate and Culture
**This post may contain affiliate links that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission. Holding a circle is a great tool to build community, climate, and culture. Circles can provide intentionality to building social and emotional skills. We have seen circles work in K-12 classrooms, at staff meetings, in places of business, and more. If students or staff feel like they are valued, they are less likely to act out and more likely to maintain a positive environment.
Read full storyRestorative Practices DO Include Accountability Measures
Restorative practices have been increasing over the last decade, but some schools remain hesitant to implement them. I believe that this is due to the many misconceptions about restorative practices in the classroom.
Read full story10 Social-Emotional Learning Books for Children
Social and emotional learning (SEL) is an educational tool that emphasizes building social and emotional skills such as managing emotions, problem-solving and creating positive relationships. Social-emotional skills are essential for students to learn.
Read full storyYour Guide to Every Kid Outdoors National Parks Pass
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Read full storyHow Mazes Can Benefit Your Students
As a teacher, you are always looking for ways to engage your students and help them learn in fun and exciting ways. Well, look no further than the humble maze!. That's right, mazes can actually be a valuable teaching tool that provides many educational benefits for your students. From developing problem-solving skills to improving hand-eye coordination, there are plenty of reasons every teacher should use mazes in their classroom.
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