Someone once said, “choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” That’s how I feel about teaching. Teaching is not only something that I love to do, but I think it’s...
Topics: Teachers, High School, Classroom, Middle School, Elementary, Technology
There is lots of great technology to use in the classroom–one of which is tablets. If your classroom is lucky enough to have tablets for your students to use, try these 8 ways to use tablets in...
There are different things to know about teaching in each state. If you want to teach in Alaska, here are some things that you should know.
When students walk into your classroom, one of the first things that they want to know is where they should sit. Many teachers choose to take away the mystery by creating classroom seating...
You’ve worked hard throughout your student teaching experience. Now that it’s the last day, you want to leave on a high note. You want to plan a fun but educational experience for your students....
Teaching and grad school are both very challenging. Doing them together is not for the faint of heart! It is possible though — I’ve done it, and so have many others. Here are some tips for...
When it comes to helping students, few tools are as effective as a great classroom teacher. But a great classroom teacher with great tools? Unstoppable. Yet wading through the tons of resources...
The moment you arrive on campus for a teaching job interview, you’re being evaluated. The interviewers are observing you and trying to decide whether or not you’d be the perfect fit for their...
Topics: Teachers, High School, Career, Middle School, Elementary
Different age groups can provide very different teaching experiences. So what grade should you teach? You’ll want to decide early on in your teacher training.
Student teaching is a full-time job…literally. A student teacher does all the same things that a full-time salaried teacher would do.