When you think of the word “stem” what do you think of? Some of you may think of the stem of a plant but some of you may think of STEM. In STEM education, teachers focus on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. While all of these subjects are often taught individually, STEM education ... Read More about STEM into Hands on Learning
5 Ways to Say Goodbye to Reluctant Writers
Writing is one of the fundamental parts of a child’s education. While we try to implement it whenever we can, it can be a challenge to get reluctant writers to not only write, but to enjoy writing as well. The good news is there are tons of “tricks” out there to make writing fun not only for your ... Read More about 5 Ways to Say Goodbye to Reluctant Writers
13 First Day of School Procedures to Make Your Year a Breeze
When you are starting out the school year, there are so many “little” things that you have to do. You have to get your room set up, get to know your students, familiarize yourself with IEPs, and most importantly you have to create procedures. Starting off the school year with students who don’t know ... Read More about 13 First Day of School Procedures to Make Your Year a Breeze
Promoting Positive Behavior
Some days are better than others. This applies to teaching as well. As adults, it’s easy for us to understand that we have good days and bad days. However, it is hard to remember that our students are just like us, and they will occasionally have a bad day too. Classroom management can be one of the ... Read More about Promoting Positive Behavior
A Teacher’s Guide to Summer
School’s Out!...Now what? For the last nine months you have been in non-stop work mode. You’ve gone to an endless amount of meetings. You’ve tied shoes. You’ve graded papers...stacks and stacks of papers. You’ve been a parent. You've eaten your lunch in 12 minutes or less each day. You've been ... Read More about A Teacher’s Guide to Summer
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