How to Have a Positive Relationship with Parents Keeping a positive relationship with parents of your students is probably the most difficult part of teaching. One upset parent can cause you to have unnecessary anxiety and stress and make it difficult to focus on your class. After teaching for over 35 years, and dealing with…
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7 Reasons Why You Should Keep A Teacher Journal Why should you keep a teacher journal? Do you scribble notes in your lesson planner about what you taught each day, but never go back and read them? Are you having trouble remembering what you taught to each of your many classes last week? Do you…
Strategies for Successful Parent Teacher Conferences Does the idea of parent conferences give you anxiety and a lack of confidence? Even veteran teachers can be nervous before and during parent teacher conferences! We will discuss ways to make sure you come out looking like the professional that you are, while building relationships with the important…
How Teachers Can Use Trello for Organizing Lesson Plans! Are you looking for a way to organize all of your great lesson plans, unit lessons, resources, links and labs without using big binders or folders? It’s time that you start to use Trello! It’s a FREE app or website that will solve all your organization…
Are you a science teacher about to have a formal observation? Are you nervous about having everything going just right with a very hands-on activity?
11 Helpful Survival Tips For Middle School Science Teachers Are you new to teaching science to middle school students? They have characteristics and personalities that vastly differ from elementary or high school! Teaching hands on, active science to this age group brings its own set of challenges. I understand this first-hand after more than 30…
