How I Resist: Activism and Hope for a New Generation Edited by: Maureen Johnson would be a great book for a high school Civics, English or Government classes. It would also be a benefit to high school classroom and school libraries. I received a complimentary copy of this book. All
My favourite quote that I found recently is “If you fail to plan, then plan to fail.” I think that sums up this blog post about how new teachers can be successful outside of school. Read about these key tips for new teachers from real teachers. Meal prep and batch
It can be time-consuming and exhausting to search aimlessly for lesson ideas. I get my best ideas for lesson plans when I am exercising! So if that’s not the motivation for you to get moving I don’t know what is. I get daily lesson inspiration from Instagram Stories and my
Learn how to prepare and host a career day at your school, as it is a great learning experiential learning opportunity for students.
I love learning about new technology and implementing it into my daily lessons where possible. I love the Google Extension Print-Friendly PDF. It helps reduce paper usage and makes my classroom lessons Google Classroom ready. Kristy from 2 Peas and a Dog Google Classroom – it has cut down on
Assessment and evaluation eat up a huge part of any teacher’s day. We are constantly monitoring our students and providing timely feedback to ensure they achieve their best. The tips below from several different teachers will give you some ready-to-use tips to streamline your current marking practices. My students usually
Book clubs for students are a great addition to any English classroom (or any subject area). I try to incorporate at least 1 or 2 book club sessions with my students each year. My students like the variety of book clubs, short stories and whole class novels in my English
Lesson planning is a key skill. As teachers, we know that lesson planning takes up as much time as well allow. The tips below will help you develop a more efficient lesson planning system. I plan with the end in mind – meaning I plan out the entire unit before
By using highly-engaging rants, your students won’t even realize you’ve channeled their daily rants and complaints into high-quality, writing!
