Hello 247 Teachers. I compiled some of the best Amazon selling Women’s History posters, books, and literature. I also added Common Core Math for grades 1st-2nd. It’s that time of the year when test prep is very important. Easy access Amazon products, As an affiliate marketing influencer, I receive a percent of any of these [Read More]
3 Reasons to love teaching for Spring.
If you have not done it by now, change your thinking about teaching with a “Glass Half-Full’ outlook. With the change of the weather change your attitude about your whole career. This is a career that you do not have to wallow in. How do you think the seasoned teachers have survived so long? Find [Read More]
3 Positive Reasons to love March as an educator.
For educators, arriving in March is almost the light of the tunnel. Logically, March is a midpoint, the beginning of the year- done, holiday season- gone, January/February- finished. You made it to be more focused for the upcoming standard testing and the end of the year. Whether you are a 1st year teacher or been [Read More]
3 Reasons to be a thankful Teacher in February 2024
Whew! Now that the holidays and the back into gear of January has kicked in, perhaps it is time to be thankful you made it. February is just as busy as any other month of teaching, but it is packed with positive and thankful reasons to be glad you made it. #1- You are still [Read More]
5 Simple Teacher Resolutions for 2024
2024 does not have to be scary or overwhelming. Perhaps you have been here for many years. Maybe it is your first time around. The second half of the year can be even more challenging than the first. Test prepping, cramming all standards, new students, awards ceremonies, and the list goes on. Many find ourselves [Read More]
How to survive teaching this Fall & November:
It took years for me to learn but it does not mean all teachers have to learn that way. With 15 years teaching ESE and many other classes in Middle School, halfway in that time frame it hit me. I accepted my situation. I accepted the fact of who were my principals, grade chair leaders, [Read More]
Will you still be teaching in 2030?
I taught in a computer lab for 3 years for “credit retrieval”. The lab was for middle school students that failed a course for the 9 wks and had to make it up. They sacrificed an elective until they passed the 9 wks with a “D”. The course was ALL online with me helping monitor [Read More]
5 Simple & Quick Tips for 1st Year Teachers to Avoid early burnout and being too overwhelmed.
#5—Find more than just one mentor. Talk with them everyday. Find mentors that have anything from 2 to 2 million years of teaching. Anyone is a mentor above one year of experience, lol. #4—Don’t Overwork or Overload yourself. Do what you need to do and recognize if you are adding too many hours to your [Read More]
Here are some 10 easy tips you can start doing today to relieve some stress.
As an educator, you should Take time everyday for your mental and physical health. Spring is the turning point for all teachers. It is a time for standardized testing. If you are not on Spring Break now, it is long gone and summer is desired. By this time your classes are in the loop with [Read More]
