Distance Learning: Vertically Planning with the Curriculum Recovery Guide
Reflecting on the 2019-2020 school year is going to look much different than years in the past. It is going to require a different mindset
Reflecting on the 2019-2020 school year is going to look much different than years in the past. It is going to require a different mindset
What a crazy year the 2019-2020 school year has turned out to be. Little did we know back in August that this year would turn
Data walls are meant to be interactive – not just decoration. Teachers need to be involved in the process in order to fully claim ownership
The Misconception Behind having a Literacy-Focused School Oftentimes the belief within the school is that literacy belongs to English Language Arts (ELA) teachers. They’re the
“How am I going to use this in life?” Has this question frequented your classroom? There are concepts that I teach that I often question
When I first started teaching, I was in the clouds. A lot of people say their first year is the hardest and most stressful, but
Real Teacher Talk. Teaching reading isn’t easy, especially in upper level grades. As a middle school teacher, it breaks my heart to see the reading
“Welcome! Please come in and have a seat in my office. Make yourself comfortable. I will be with you as soon as I make my
Y’all, it’s been a rough week, and it’s only Wednesday. Ever have weeks like this? If not, tell me your secret! These past two days
First and foremost, I want to wish everyone a HAPPY NEW YEAR! I am so glad that I became a part of this community full