The Teacher RockStar Blog

Welcome to podcasts. Where podcasts are concerned, the majority of people usually fall into two camps: the ones who eagerly pop in their earbuds every time a new episode of

Trauma-informed care training shifts the focus from “What’s wrong with you?” to “What happened to you?” A trauma-informed approach to care acknowledges that health care organizations and care teams need

Made up of billions of neurons (or nerve cells) that communicate in trillions of connections called synapses, your brain is one of the most complex and fascinating organs in your body. Keeping

Albert Einstein once said, if you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales, if you want them to be more intelligent read them more fairy tales. It

Children living in poverty face many barriers to accessing an education. Some are obvious — like not having a school to go to — while others are more subtle. Like

You may or may not spot a gifted child in your classroom, they can be either highly visible, energetic, straight A students or they may be among those who do

When teachers sit around in the teacher’s lounge, they often complain about their messed up routines, their students arriving late to class, they leave late, have to prepare lessons at

The hardest part of being an educator is not to teach your students the curriculum but to make them realize the core values that promise success in school and beyond.

During your tenure as a teacher you will experience students from diverse backgrounds, different experiences, different schools and studying different curriculum. Their values may differ as well as their level

Before we talk about ways of implementing restorative practices, it is of equal importance to understand the need and the concept. In a normal setting, Suspensions and expulsions as disciplinary