Weekly Report

Get Your Mind Right

Topics for this week include improving classroom management, reading instruction in all subjects, and improving your mental health.

Ruck Reflection

Community, Friendship, and Mental Health

Make it a priority to find social connections in your community and care for your friendships. This is wonderful for your mental health and well-being.

STRONG Teacher Newsletter

Community

Getting involved in your community and building a solid social network is good for your mental health.

Education

Unlocking Success in the Next School Year: A Guide to Enhancing Classroom Management This Summer

Every small change or improvement you make in the summer is a gift you give yourself for the rest of your teaching career.

Weekly Report

Slippery Slope

Topics for this week include the different phases of teaching, the dangers of over-compliance, and the negative effects of toxic positivity.

STRONG Teacher Newsletter

Take Care of Yourself

Here are six lessons you can learn from the world’s fittest 100-year-old.

Education

Success in School and Life

Courage is incredibly important as kids grow up and face new challenges. I mentioned how often students become followers, too concerned with what others think or afraid of putting in their best effort.

Education

Boost Student Engagement and Personalize Learning with Classroom Playlists

The use of playlists has significantly increased student engagement in my class. Students are more interested and active in their learning process, as they have the freedom to choose the pace and order of their tasks.

Weekly Report

Slow Down

This week's topics include reasons teachers are irreplaceable, addressing former President Trump's recent conviction, and slowing down in the summer.

STRONG Teacher Newsletter

Success

Whether you are a success depends quite a bit on how you define success.

Book Summary

12 Must-Read Books for Teachers' Professional & Personal Development This Summer

Summer provides teachers with a golden opportunity to rest, recharge, and engage in personal and professional development.

Journal

Keep Playing Your Game

Distractions always exist. You can only win if you keep playing your game.