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!
If you’re a teacher, maybe this sounds familiar: You worked hard at the start of the school year to teach students your classroom norms and routines. It was a lot […] Read more: The Best Mid-Year Classroom Routines to Re-Teach (and How to Do It Effectively)
Plan lessons, grade papers, build strong relationships with students, connect with families, cover the curriculum, prepare for state testing — as a teacher, your plate is overflowing. You spend your […] Read more: Is This the Year You Invest in Yourself as a Teacher? How to Know
Winter break can throw everyone off their game, and that includes teachers. Just like your students, you’ve been out of school, and your routine, for a few weeks. And now you’re all expected to jump back in with no […] Read more: How to Rebuild Your Teacher Confidence After Winter Break
When you think of “New Year’s Resolutions,” you probably imagine January 1st — the confetti, the fresh calendar, and the sudden burst of motivation. But for teachers, the calendar looks a little different. […] Read more: How to Set Meaningful Mid-Year Goals as a Teacher
Classroom management is one of the trickiest aspects of teaching. Thirty-two percent of teachers say student misbehavior interferes with their teaching, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, and […] Read more: Mid-Year Classroom Management Refresh: What to Change (and What to Keep)
It’s the middle of the school year, and you might be feeling one of two ways. Perhaps you’re energized by how the first semester went, proud of yourself and your students for everything […] Read more: 10 Reflection Questions Every Teacher Should Ask Mid-Year
Teaching in Vietnam can be an entryway into a country with a rich history and breathtaking landscapes. From the busy streets of Ho Chi Minh City to the cultural center […] Read more: How to Become a Teacher in Vietnam
Your first year of teaching is a journey filled with incredible moments and significant challenges. It’s a time of learning for both you and your students since teachers’ real growth […] Read more: New Teachers: How to Grow Your Career in Year One
I’ll never forget the very first time I had to pick up the phone and call a parent about a behavior issue. I must have practiced what I was going […] Read more: Family Communication for New Teachers: What to Say and When to Say It