Congratulations! You have your degree, have your certification (or are in the certification process), and you’re officially a teacher. It’s time to go find that first job! With so many people looking similar on paper, …
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A classroom is both a space for learning, and an educational community where everyone is welcome. Working with many different kinds of students means adapting the room, the instruction, and the subject matter to accommodate …
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Many teachers see the benefits of creating a formal classroom management plan that supports a safe and meaningful learning environment for all students.Classroom management plans are constantly needing to adapt to changing student needs, interests, …
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Content Warning: Abuse, Trauma // This article discusses child abuse and trauma, a topic that may be upsetting or disturbing for some readers. Readers are encouraged to take the necessary steps for their emotional safety. …
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Trying to balance work and personal obligations can make some teachers feel that finding and completing professional development requirements is a nuisance. However, when professional development (PD) is well-curated and speaks directly to the social, …
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School can be challenging for young people in many different ways, and educators need constant updates and professional development to address diverse student needs. For some situations, it’s as simple as helping students wrap their …
New York State’s Dignity for All Students Act: An Overview Read More »
All states require those wanting to become teachers in the public school system to obtain at least a bachelor’s degree. Beyond academic accomplishments, many states have certification requirements that are accompanied by unique training and …
A career that is focused on service to others also unfortunately sometimes comes with feelings of stress and frustration. Over the last couple of years, it seems like work-related stress has reached a whole new …
Across the United States, the self-reported burnout rates are very high for the kindergarten through 12th-grade educational workforce. Within this sector, teachers are being hit especially hard as just over 50% of them report feelings …
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Teachers enter the education field because it’s a deeply rewarding career that encourages both professional and personal growth. Professional development for teachers, which is usually mandated by states, helps instructors keep up with the latest …
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