Weekly Report
Slow Down
This week's topics include reasons teachers are irreplaceable, addressing former President Trump's recent conviction, and slowing down in the summer.
Book Summary
12 Must-Read Books for Teachers' Professional & Personal Development This Summer
Summer provides teachers with a golden opportunity to rest, recharge, and engage in personal and professional development.
Weekly Report
Education Changes Lives
This week's topics include teacher summer self-care, the power of education to change lives, and finding motivation.
Weekly Report
Mediocre
Topics for this week include consistency in education, how to handle defiant students, and end-of-the-year review games.
Education
Get Control of Your Instant Gratification Monkey
It might seem like no big deal at first, but over time it can lead to unhappiness.
Education
Appreciate the Mediocre
In the world of education, there’s this constant push to be more. Whether it’s becoming the Pinterest-worthy teacher, integrating the latest technologies, or crafting lessons that are nothing short of revolutionary, the pressure is real.
Ruck Reflection
Teaching is Tough
Every teacher deserves to be a team of supportive educators.
Weekly Report
Say What
Topics for this week include deciphering slang, teacher planning time, and the benefits of handwriting.
Weekly Report
Stayin' Alive
Topics for this week include the decline of reading for fun, controlling year-end chaos, and finishing the school year strong.
Education
Strategies for a Successful End of the School Year: A Guide for Educators
Finishing the school year positively requires various strategies, each contributing to a strong and seamless transition into the new school year.
Weekly Report
Check the Video
This week's topics include using video to improve teaching, how to grade more efficiently, and "possibility thinking."
Education
Six Systemic Changes for a More Sustainable Career in Education
It’s time to engage in a dialogue about the systemic changes necessary to make a teaching career more sustainable. This will require administrative, community, and political support.