A blog for education professionals designed to help you think about effective practice and trends in education, as well as consider what teaching and learning might look like in the future.
Teacher vacancies have been rising for nearly a decade in Arizona. In the 2023-24 school year, there were 7,518 teacher openings in the Grand Canyon State, according to the Arizona […] Read more: Case Study: Battling Arizona’s Teacher Shortage
Minnesota’s teachers are the foundation of student success across the state, and when they thrive, entire school communities excel alongside them. But great teaching doesn’t just happen. It requires the […] Read more: How Minnesota School Leaders Can Build a Culture of Engaged Teachers
If you’re an educator planning a move to Virginia, navigating the licensure process doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Virginia offers a structured and accessible path for out-of-state teachers looking to […] Read more: Thinking About Teaching in Virginia? A Step-by-Step Guide for Out-of-State Applicants
The role of Tennessee teachers has never been more important, or more complex, than it is today. Teachers are being asked to do more with limited time and resources, so […] Read more: Tennessee School Leaders: 3 Ways to Support Your Educators
If you’re currently teaching in New Mexico on a temporary Level 1 license, you’re already making a difference in the classroom — and you’re in good company. According to the […] Read more: Steps to Full Licensure for New Mexico Teachers with Temporary Licenses
As students — and educators — anticipate the end of the academic year, school and district leaders are already planning for the next. Spring remains one of the most critical […] Read more: Spring Hiring Trends: How to Recruit and Retain Top Teachers for the 2025-26 School Year
Virginia has a high demand for qualified teachers, with a projected 5,360 open jobs every year for elementary, middle, and secondary school teachers across the state, according to the Bureau […] Read more: Virginia School Leaders: 3 Ways to Strengthen and Inspire Your Teaching Staff
For many teachers, the “Sunday scaries” can be all too familiar — especially for those who don’t have a system in place to help manage their workload. That feeling of […] Read more: Sunday Scaries as a Teacher? Here are 7 Tips to Manage Stress
If you’re currently teaching in Pennsylvania with an Instructional I Certificate or an Emergency Permit, you’re not alone. Thousands of educators are in the same position, working hard to make […] Read more: Pennsylvania Teachers: Advancing from Provisional to Full Certification