STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Toxic Positivity
Toxic positivity is not only frustrating but can also be harmful.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Toxic positivity is not only frustrating but can also be harmful.
Why Edify Wisdom
In our Teacher Spotlight, discover valuable insights from veteran educator Scott Brunswick. Learn about fostering student connections, adapting teaching methods, and the importance of empathy in education. Gain practical wisdom for both new and experienced teachers.
Education
Explore innovative teaching strategies, including sharing student work online, integrating moral education, and applying Sardinian longevity practices in the classroom. Discover how these approaches enhance student motivation, character development, and teacher well-being.
Weekly Report
Explore innovative teaching strategies, including sharing student work online, integrating moral education, and applying Sardinian longevity practices in the classroom. Discover how these approaches enhance student motivation, character development, and teacher well-being.
Education
Discover how to apply Sardinian longevity secrets to your teaching practice. Learn 5 practical ways to boost classroom vitality, enhance student engagement, and improve your well-being as an educator.
Weekly Report
Discover how to integrate passion projects into teaching, leverage questioning techniques for classroom bonding, track progress effectively, and cultivate resilience.
Teaching
Discover how journaling can transform your teaching career and personal life. Learn various journaling techniques, their benefits, and practical tips for educators.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Leaders are authentic, and they communicate in a way others will understand.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Confidence can be cultivated.
Weekly Review
Here are some recent snippets from my weekly review. Each week, I record what I’ve been thinking, reading, and experiencing in the classroom and in life. Think, Learn, Share, Repeat.
Education
Let's explore some key principles for designing effective professional development that genuinely benefits educators and, by extension, their students.
Education
Recently, I completed a 70.7-mile bike ride through the picturesque landscapes of Door County, Wisconsin. After the ride, I spent some time reflecting on what could have made it better for me and how some of my reflections could be applied to the classroom.