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.
If you’re considering a teaching career in Tennessee, there are plenty of points in the pro column: Maybe you’re just starting out and looking to launch your teaching career in […] Read more: Why Tennessee Is a Great State for Teachers
Teachers are always adapting to new technology in the classroom. With artificial intelligence (AI) becoming a major tool, educators are using it to improve how they approach everything from prep […] Read more: Can AI Really Help with Lesson Planning? What Teachers Should Know
More than 25 years ago, Darryl Harding thought he had his future mapped out. After earning his bachelor’s degree in Canada, he planned to spend a short time teaching overseas, […] Read more: From One of Moreland’s Earliest Cohorts to Head of School in Singapore
Elementary school teachers guide students through some of their most important years while helping them learn to read, work together, and engage with the world. If you’re ready to make […] Read more: How to Become an Elementary School Teacher in Washington
In the thick of the school year — when you’re planning and delivering lessons, managing student behavior, covering classes for coworkers, and answering what feels like 1 million questions a […] Read more: How to Reset Your Grading System Over Summer
For Aisha Bissembayeva, teaching began long before she stepped into her own classroom. While earning her bachelor’s degree in biological sciences in Kazakhstan, she spent years tutoring students and leading […] Read more: How Aisha Bissembayeva Built a Teaching Career Across Continents
Every teacher knows how it feels to stare down a massive stack of grading and the fatigue that comes with trying to provide meaningful feedback to students. For a faster, […] Read more: AI for Grading: What Works (and What Doesn’t)
Special education tops Maryland’s list of subject areas with the highest need for teachers. The U.S. Department of Labor is projecting 10% growth in jobs for special education teachers in […] Read more: How to Become a Special Education Teacher in Maryland
When Sala Sabir first arrived in the United States, she was navigating far more than a new place to live. English was her second language. She was adapting to a […] Read more: From Doubt to Direction: How Sala Sabir Found Her Calling in Teaching