STRONG Teacher Toolkit
Here are some of my favorite resources, ideas, tools, services, and miscellaneous gadgets and goodies that keep me STRONG in both my personal and professional life.
Here are some of my favorite resources, ideas, tools, services, and miscellaneous gadgets and goodies that keep me STRONG in both my personal and professional life.
In this post, we'll explore some of the benefits of using paper interactive notebooks in education and provide tips on how to use them in the classroom.
Incorporating Brain Breaks can add fun and movement to the school day and add enjoyment for teachers and students. Below you'll find some Brain-Break research along with some resources to get you started.
Culture and Community Building Resources for the Classroom
Topics for this week include one teacher's opinion on modern parenting, acting in the classroom, and how to battle perfectionism.
Learn how to find your natural voice and start using it.
Discover how to harness the power of quotes in your classroom to inspire student growth, foster critical thinking, and create meaningful discussions. Learn practical strategies for implementing this effective teaching tool.
All growth matters.
Let's explore some key principles for designing effective professional development that genuinely benefits educators and, by extension, their students.
Every teacher has their own story to tell and wisdom to share.
This week's topics include things schools should stop doing, classroom management during independent work time, and the power of passion projects.
Make your traditions and keep to them. They're sustaining.
Recently, I completed a 70.7-mile bike ride through the picturesque landscapes of Door County, Wisconsin. After the ride, I spent some time reflecting on what could have made it better for me and how some of my reflections could be applied to the classroom.
Be a definer.
This week's topics include feedback during the writing process, the benefits of having a coach, and how to deal with racing thoughts that interrupt sleep.
Remember, you belong here.