Note to my 1st Year Teacher Self
Ten years, two districts, and two grade levels later, so much has changed, yet so much has stayed the same.
Month: March 2021
Project Colstrip: Changing a Community, One Entrepreneur at a Time
The story of a small midwest town embracing education to tackle some big problems.
Spring Quinoa Bowl is an Easy Lunch
Looking to step up your lunch game with a little meal prep? We’ve got the recipe for you!
Podcast Review: “Truth for Teachers”
“Truth for Teachers” offers a refreshingly honest perspective on an array of educational topics. If you want to really dig into the truth about teaching, this is the podcast for you.
Letter from the Editors
We’re excited to bring you a magazine made by teachers for teachers! Thanks for being here.
Incentivizing With Swagger
I still remember my first year of teaching like it was yesterday. I thought I knew what I was up against. Heck, so many teachers who came before me warned me not to smile before Christmas. But I couldn’t imagine entering a classroom every day where the teacher was purposefully miserable, shut off, flat. Not […]
Dear Lydia
My district split kids up, so many of my students who went virtual had another teacher. The problem is, as they come back, they are way behind the kids that have been here.
The Top Teacher Podcasts
7 podcasts that teachers like you are listening to.
Finding Happiness From Rock Bottom
Even in a year as tough as this one; there are still opportunities to find joy!
Explore and Create With Augmented and Virtual Reality
Virtual reality isn’t just for gamers. It’s a fantastic teaching tool that works well for virtual learning and beyond.