Awesome Takes Practice
I found this great photo on LinkedIn, and I just had to share its powerful message with other educators. tlb Source Source
Parent-Teacher Conferences — Tips for Communicating Student Progress | Scholastic.com
“Building mutual trust with students’ parents helps you build a strong foundation for learning.” One of the most effective ways to communicate with parents is through parent-teacher conferences, and Scholastics … Continue reading
Can Schools Take Advantage of the Ed Tech Boom?
In a recent story on nbcnews.com, the question was ask, “can teachers take advantage of the Ed Tech Boom?” While I agree this is an essential question for educators … Continue reading
What Leaders Do
Great leaders have a lot of responsibility among them is: give, care, grow, live, empower, manage, and serve. tlb Source
The Power of Twitter for Educators
Just a few short years ago, no one could have ever told me I would be writing a blog post strongly encouraging teachers to use Twitter as a … Continue reading
What Best Describes Your Teaching Style?
What best describes your teaching style – your philosophy – your priority? When people walk into your classroom, does your classroom reflect your professional identity? Do you have a “teaching coat?” … Continue reading
Power of the “T”
Great words that describe a great profession – Go Teachers! tlb Source Source
No Thanks Necessary
Even when things are tough don’t forget why we teach. Let’s stay true to our calling. tlb Source
Modernizing Instruction
Like many fellow educators, I am always looking for the “best practices” in teaching. I recently discovered a blog post from TeachThought that provides 8 tips to help teachers better understand how … Continue reading
A Happy Place of Learning
“Kids who fall in love with life are sure to succeed” – Dr. Eric Knost Dr. Eric Knost could not have said it better except I believe kids who fall … Continue reading
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