Sharing Knowledge
Jacqueline Valentine, a Empowered Educator in Austell, GA believes education is really about sharing knowledge.
Jacqueline Valentine, a Empowered Educator in Austell, GA believes education is really about sharing knowledge.
The yellow glow of the room. A chorus of graphite scratching as students take notes. A teacher illuminated by an overhead projector.
For many teachers, planners and day runners are vital. Here is our “Top 5” list of organizers that will help with organization, focus, and inspiration all year.
Walking into Raquel Solórzano’s classroom, it might look a little chaotic — but it’s organized chaos, with kids deeply engaged in the learning process.
No, really. The token economy is making a comeback and it’s no wonder why. Learn how you can try it in your classroom as soon as tomorrow!
It all started in 2009, when then-English teacher Tracee Orman was building a unit around “The Hunger Games.” In her planning, she did what many teachers do: a search online to see what types of materials were already out there to borrow or purchase.
I have recently been exposed to techniques for a more student-centered education and the concepts instantly clicked. PBL, experiential, simulations ― the stories all warm my heart and reinvigorate me about this career. The problem is, most of that stuff doesn’t work when you’re responsible for teaching sentence structure, or reading classic texts, or writing essays. It feels like I finally found my calling, but I’m trapped just inches away from it.
I still remember my first year of teaching like it was yesterday. I thought I knew what I was up
Make lesson prep a little easier. Fun grab-and-go activities that help your students stay engaged and build life skills while you’re away.
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