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.
I still remember the first time I had to call in sick as a teacher. It certainly wasn’t planned (is it ever?) and it was debatable whether I felt worse […] Read more: Creating Substitute Plans Without Stress: A Teacher’s Guide (& How AI Can Help)
Are you energized by the thought of becoming a teacher in Florida — but also a little worried about the certification process? Are you motivated by the chance to build […] Read more: Common Challenges in Teacher Certification in Florida
Teaching has always been a profession that requires creativity, adaptability, and the ability to juggle competing priorities. Taking care of lesson planning, assessments, parent communication, and classroom management often takes […] Read more: Why AI Skills Matter for Teacher Career Growth
Sarah Emma Alexander was all set up for a high-powered career in finance. She earned her bachelor’s degree in business economics and got in at a hedge fund, starting as […] Read more: From Finance to Teaching: Finding a Place to Belong
You’re standing in front of 30 eager faces ready to launch into your carefully planned lesson. You know exactly how the day is going to go, and you can’t wait. […] Read more: 11 Classroom Management Tips from Experienced Educators
Teaching in South Korea is a remarkable opportunity for educators who want to combine their love for teaching with an immersive cultural experience, and career changers who want to dive […] Read more: How to Become a Teacher in South Korea
Teaching is an incredibly rewarding profession, but it can also feel like a career where you’re constantly playing catch-up between lesson planning, grading papers, communicating with families, and all of […] Read more: AI Prompts to Save Teachers Time
Zibusiso “Zee” Ngwenya’s journey in education spans three continents, multiple languages, and countless student lives transformed. But her story began with sincere roots, as her great grandmother, her grandfather, and […] Read more: Opportunities ‘Like Hotcakes’ with a Teaching License: Zee Ngwenya’s Global Education Journey
In my first observation ever as a new teacher, my principal told me she liked how I differentiated for students, how I moved around the room throughout my lesson, and […] Read more: Creating a Culture of Feedback Without Overwhelm for First-Year Teachers