5 Ways to Build Classroom Community
Getting to know your students and establishing a classroom community is integral to student learning. This isn’t just lip service. For teachers looking to create
Getting to know your students and establishing a classroom community is integral to student learning. This isn’t just lip service. For teachers looking to create
I was sitting in on a science class observing a student teacher deliver a lesson. The lesson was on the types of heat transfer and
This is not just for teachers who teach in schools where equity is a tangible priority. Regardless of your location, it is important to be
“Life is about impressions. And the most important impression you can make is that first one. But the thing with first impressions is that they
As one of my followers on a social media platform reminded me yesterday, not all schools start and end at the same time during the
Two days before Christmas break this past school year, I unloaded the trunk of my car and hauled in thirty gingerbread house kits. The boxes
A few years ago, I took an AQ (additional qualifications) course and one of the first assignments was creating a visual representation of my ideal
As I wrote in my last blog, the days before summer break offer us teachers a unique experience that we do not have during the
Countdowns are nearing the teen numbers on staffroom white boards across the country. During the first week of summer break, I always look back on
I was explaining to a non-teacher friend of mine about the dynamic that young Black males face as teachers in the elementary setting, a setting
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