Advice from educators
How to Prepare a First-Generation Student for College
Around half of all students currently attending college are a first-generation student — the first in their families to do so. This is very exciting
Around half of all students currently attending college are a first-generation student — the first in their families to do so. This is very exciting
A great letter of recommendation may be the single most important means to the end of landing your dream teaching position or a spot in
How have Teachers been Impacted by COVID? Just like any other profession, teachers have been impacted drastically by the COVID-19 pandemic. For the first time,
Collaborative inquiry is a powerful form of teacher collaboration and professional development that helps educators improve their instructional practices and student outcomes. It goes beyond
For anyone who has been in education for any length of time, it is painfully clear how prevalent childhood trauma has become. In fact, according
My fondest memories as a student occurred within the haven of my English classrooms. Although I leapt at every chance to express myself through any
What is Social-Emotional Learning and Why is It Important? Social-emotional learning is: Teaching students how to understand their emotions How to regulate emotions How to
It is unfortunate that students today face many more issues and problems than ever before. Students not only must combat daily situations with bullying and
Building a model of the solar system, writing and presenting a book report, creating a model habitat, completing a science fair project, making a collage
Many of us cannot imagine going an entire day without checking our email, scrolling through social media, or surfing the net to find answers to
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