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 professional development is a never-ending need. From the start of a teacher’s career all the way to retirement, there’s always room for growth and improvement. Education is continually changing, […] Read more: When is Professional Development Most Effective?
Molly Dibb grew up knowing she wanted to be a teacher. Just like her parents, who were bush teachers in remote Alaskan villages. Just like her grandfather, who was a […] Read more: Born to Teach: Alaska Educator Carries on Family Legacy
Teaching abroad has become an increasingly popular path for educators seeking professional growth, cultural immersion, and unique career opportunities. With its rich history and growing international education sector, China has […] Read more: What 7 Educators Say About Teaching in China
Maryland has a strong demand for teachers. The state has more than 1,400 public schools and serves nearly 900,000 students, pre-K through 12. There are more than 62,000 educators in […] Read more: Case Study: Supporting Teacher Certification in Maryland
Starting your teaching career can feel overwhelming: new responsibilities and routines, new colleagues, new students, new… everything. Lesson plans can emerge as a huge source of stress for new teachers […] Read more: Lesson Planning for New Teachers: Where to Start & What to Prioritize
Becoming a teacher is a unique and powerful way to shape the future. Few know this better than Armand Wallace, Jr., who turned his passion for helping youth into a […] Read more: How Armand Wallace, Jr. Found His Calling as a Teacher
Teaching is a profession driven by continuous learning and growth. As we move through 2025, the educational landscape continues to evolve with new technologies, diverse student populations, and changing pedagogical […] Read more: Top Areas for Teacher Professional Growth in 2025
I had meticulous lesson plans as a first-year teacher — every day planned to the last detail. I knew exactly what we would cover, when, and how. The problem? We […] Read more: 5 Common Mistakes First-Year Teachers Make — and How to Avoid Them
For Gisselle Caro — or “Miss Gigi,” as her students call her — the path to becoming a teacher wasn’t a straight line. Having studied clinical psychology and business management […] Read more: Psychology, Schoolwork, and Gisselle Caro’s Teaching Journey in Spain