Education
Teachers, Kick Imposter Syndrome To The Curb
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Why Edify Community Update
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Weekly Report
What Teachers Need, How to Listen, and Sound Classroom Systems
This week's newsletter is jam-packed with ideas and resources to help you kick off this school year in a way that builds positive momentum.
Education
Teaching Resources To Start Your School Year Off Right
These initial weeks are not just about introducing curriculum; they're about setting the stage for a year of successful learning and positive interactions.
Education
25 Creative Interactive Bulletin Board Ideas to Foster Community and Boost Student Engagement
Interactive bulletin boards are engaging tools that can present new concepts, reinforce learning, and encourage student participation
Education
Smells Like Success: Teaching Like Ted Lasso
Our job as educators is to guide, support, and help them reach their fullest potential as they pursue their best version of themselves.
Weekly Report
Your Way
Topics for this week include advice from students, back-to-school tips, and the power of art and creativity.
Beginning of the Year
Maximizing the Impact of Meet and Greet Nights: A Teacher's Guide
By creating a welcoming environment and fostering open communication, we lay the groundwork for a successful partnership between school and home.
Weekly Report
In The Moment
Topics for this week include the power of words, mindfulness, and lessons that can be learned from sports psychology.
Education
Unlock Your Teaching Potential: The Transformative Power of Setting Intentions
In the fast-paced world of education, getting caught up in the daily rush of lesson planning, grading, and managing classroom dynamics is easy. However, setting intentions can be a transformative practice that benefits both your personal and professional life.
Education
Rethinking Classroom Expectations: 4 Things Teachers Shouldn't Ask Students To Do
As teachers, we always want the best for our students, setting high standards and pushing them to excel. But sometimes, it's important to step back and ask ourselves if these expectations are truly fair.
Weekly Report
The Human Touch
Topics for this week include what to do after a professional development session and artificial intelligence's shortcomings regarding genuine intellectual growth.