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Apathetic achiever. These are two words that don’t mix well. How can you achieve and be apathetic? Well, that is the case for many of our students. It’s not that they have low goals. It’s that their apathy for the society that they’re looking at does not fit the goals they have for themselves. In […]
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Teaching is a rewarding but demanding profession. Teachers often dedicate their time and energy to nurturing the growth of their students, sometimes at the expense of their own well-being. Educators must prioritize self-care to stay healthy, happy, and effective in the classroom. This blog post will explore a list of self-care tips specifically designed for
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Learning how to plan and deliver lessons aligned with the Texas TEKS standards can be difficult as a middle school teacher, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed by everything you have to do every day in your job. However, spend some time planning your lessons and practicing the delivery. You can use lesson planning as
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Kindness is a fundamental human value that should be cultivated early. In the classroom, teachers have a unique opportunity to nurture kindness and empathy in their students. Fostering an environment where kindness is encouraged and celebrated can lead to a more compassionate and harmonious learning space. This blog post will explore strategies for promoting this
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As a former teacher, I vividly recall the anticipation and excitement accompanying my first professional development (PD) session. Surrounded by fellow educators, I eagerly absorbed new strategies, teaching tools, and insights into classroom management. It was an empowering experience that fueled my passion for teaching and instilled in me a belief in the transformative power
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Lesson planning is a crucial aspect of teaching, and it can often be a source of stress for educators. However, understanding some key facts about lesson planning can help to alleviate some of that stress and improve the quality of your lesson plans. Here are 7 facts about lesson planning that you should know: Lesson
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As a child, I brimmed with potential – curious, intelligent, and energetic. However, my endless energy also manifested as hyperactivity, making it hard to focus and channel my enthusiasm. This lack of focus persisted into high school, where I drifted through my studies without a clear vision for my future. This is my journey. The
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Teaching is a challenging profession that demands a great deal from educators. The responsibilities of a teacher extend far beyond the classroom, and the journey can sometimes feel overwhelming. In such a demanding profession, the support of fellow teachers can be invaluable. This blog post explores why teachers need each other for support and how
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In today’s educational landscape, it’s increasingly important for teachers to make their classrooms fun and engaging. Creating an environment where students are excited to learn improves their academic performance and fosters a lifelong love of learning. In this blog post, we’ll explore various strategies and ideas that can help teachers make their classes more enjoyable
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Teaching is one of the most noble and demanding professions in the world. Teachers play a crucial role in shaping the future of our society by imparting knowledge and values to the next generation. Malcolm X says, “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” While
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