Opening Scene: My First Virtual Chaos I still remember the first day of our big shift to online teaching. My coffee mug was warm in my hand, my slides looked
Classroom behavior management is one of the most critical aspects of effective teaching. While lesson planning, instructional strategies, and assessment techniques are important, none of them can succeed without a
The Pinterest Trap for Teachers Ever set up your classroom using Pinterest ideas—only to realize it looked amazing but teaching in it felt impossible? That was me in my first
TL;DR If you’re designing induction for new teachers, start with a clear purpose (retention + growth), pair each novice with a trained mentor, front-load survival supports the first 6–8 weeks,
What if I told you the most important part of your lesson isn’t even the lesson itself? The truth is, the real magic happens in the first 10 minutes of
Introduction Stepping into the classroom for the first time as a new teacher is both exciting and overwhelming. You’re eager to inspire students, design engaging lessons, and make a positive
Introduction Starting your teaching career is exciting, rewarding, and—let’s be honest—a little overwhelming. Every new teacher dreams of inspiring students, building a positive classroom culture, and becoming a confident professional.
When “Perfect” Felt Like the Only Option I still remember the way my hands shook on my very first day of teaching. Not just a little tremble—the kind of shake
I am a retired military and elementary school teacher living in Tennessee. I am an avid reader and love to write. I am very passionate about helping teachers. I hope you find my educational tips and strategies useful and enjoy hearing about my personal journey. Thanks for visiting!
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