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Welcome to the second blog post of a 3-part series on potential resolutions for teachers. Be sure to check out Part 1 if you have not already done so. We are well-practiced at making personal resolutions each January, but there is nothing wrong with pursuing...
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People love to make New Year’s resolutions, such as losing weight, getting better organized, or learning a new skill. New Year’s resolutions for teachers are important, too. The timing is perfect, as January is around the halfway point for most school years....
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Educators are constantly finding new ways to provide students with the quality instruction that they need. But what do the teachers need? One of the biggest concerns that I hear from educators in the field involves their ability to collect data for virtual...
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Showing short video clips during virtual teaching can be beneficial. The trick is to ensure that you have an activity planned around a video that will keep your students actively engaged. This idea offers opportunities for students to interact, make...
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The field of education flipped upside down in early 2020. As face-to-face classes were shut down, educators had to reconsider how to do their jobs. The pandemic also impacted how we design professional development for teachers. The effectiveness of professional...
