Embarking on your teaching journey can be both exciting and challenging. At Moreland University, we understand the unique needs of new teachers, especially during that pivotal first year in the classroom. That’s why we’ve curated a collection blog posts covering new teacher resources to help you succeed from day one.
Whether you’re looking for lesson plan guidance, classroom management strategies, or professional development tips, our new teacher resources are designed to support you every step of the way. And when you’re ready to take the next step with your own education, Moreland can help you level up your knowledge and skills so you’ll thrive throughout your career!
The first few weeks of school are a critical time for teachers to establish a positive classroom environment. For new teachers, especially those transitioning from other careers, building strong relationships […] Read more: How Teachers Can Build Positive Relationships with Students from Day One
Each year, technology takes classrooms to new and interesting places — enhancing the school experience for students and alike. As the 2024-2025 academic year begins, integrating technology thoughtfully and effectively […] Read more: Integrating Technology into the Classroom: Tools and Tips for the 2024-2025 School Year
Effective communication and collaboration between parents and teachers can be a cornerstone for student success and lead to a great school year both academically and socially. As the 2024-2025 school […] Read more: Building Strong Parent-Teacher Relationships in the 2024-2025 School Year
Starting a teaching career is both exciting and daunting. Among the many tasks you’ll face, lesson planning stands out as a critical component of your daily routine. A well-crafted lesson […] Read more: Essential Tips for Effective Lesson Planning: A Guide for New Teachers
As someone who taught in the classroom for 10 years and coached K-12 educators for three years, there’s a lot for teachers to keep in mind — especially going into […] Read more: The New Teacher’s Guide to Mastering Classroom Management
Here are some key numbers from my first year of teaching. Twenty-one — my age at the time. 1991 — the year. And 32 — the number of second-grade children […] Read more: How to Survive Your First Year in Education