This may be an unpopular opinion, but teachers, we need to stop working for free. The term “we do it for the outcome, not the income” is straight up harmful and perpetuates the myth that teachers will happily work for very little pay because we care so much about the future of our children. Why can’t we care a lot about kids and receive a livable wage?
Read MoreWinter break is finally here! We hope that you enjoy every minute of your time off and enjoy the holidays with your family and friends.
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Read MoreThe tween years don’t have to break girls down. In fact, they can be the years that build them up. With love, support, and a little strategy, we can help girls grow into strong, self-assured teens who know they’re more than good enough just as they are.
Let’s meet them where they are—and remind them how powerful they’ve always been.
Read MoreWe L-O-V-E exit tickets because they are a great formative assessment tool that gives us a way to assess how well our students understand the material they are learning in class. The best part is that we can then use this data for adapting instruction to meet our students' needs the very next day. Exit tickets allow teachers to see where the gaps in knowledge are, what they need to fix, what students have mastered, and what can be enriched in the classroom.
Read MoreSo, have you ever considered saging or smudging your classroom? If not, you might want to give it a try. Not only does saging purify the air, saging is a cleansing ritual to rid any space of lingering energy, good or bad.
Read MoreStruggling with weight gain in perimenopause? Discover expert-backed tips, workouts, and nutrition strategies for women over 40 to lose fat and feel strong.
Read MoreTeachers already do more with less. Now $6.8B in federal education funds are frozen—and $350B in cuts are coming. This post breaks down what it means for schools, students, and America’s future.
Read MoreDiscover 50+ free or low-cost summer activities for toddlers, tweens, and teens. Keep kids entertained, active, and learning—all on a budget.
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