STRONG Teacher Review
Connection, Food, and Laughter
Here’s this weeks strong teacher reflection.
Weekly Report
Student Journaling and Social Connections
Topics for this week include student journaling, Bluesky for educators, and building meaningful social connections.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Find the Funny
Time spent looking for a good laugh is not wasted.
Teaching
Benefits of Journaling for Students: A Guide to Better Focus and Mental Health
Discover the powerful benefits of journaling for students' mental health and academic success. Learn practical strategies for implementing age-appropriate journaling practices in K-12 classrooms to reduce stress, improve focus, and enhance self-awareness.
Weekly Report
Challenges, Opportunities, and Organization
This week's topics include the power of challenges, helping students become more organized, and finding meaning in life.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Scars
Explore how life's challenges shape our resilience, featuring Steve Goodier's insights on turning wounds into wisdom. Discover practical strategies for personal growth and embrace a powerful daily affirmation on overcoming obstacles.
Weekly Report
Self-Grading, Learning Styles, and Stress Relief
Topics for this week include having students grade their own work, the myth of learning styles, and the power of pumping iron to relieve stress.
Strong Teacher Classroom Management
Self-Care for Teachers: Why It's Essential for Long-Term Success in Education
Taking care of yourself isn't just something extra or nice to have - it's something you should do to be a good teacher and a happier and healthier human.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
The Power of Small
Keep moving the small stones; the rest often takes care of itself.
Weekly Report
Priorities and Strong Leadership
Topics for this week include active note-taking, prioritizing individual growth and creativity, and strong leadership.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Sick Days
Gratitude is good for your health.
Weekly Report
Put the Teachers in Charge
This week's topics include teacher-led professional development, the power of classroom management, and letting go of perfection.