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There is No Such Thing as Too Early Teacher retirement planning and savings are extremely important, but many people do not think of this in
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There is No Such Thing as Too Early Teacher retirement planning and savings are extremely important, but many people do not think of this in
With our ever-changing environment, schools are looking to revamp in many educational venues. From the classroom to extra-curricular activities adapting to students in ways that
It’s no surprise that many companies are now offering discounts to teachers. From deals on classroom supplies and electronics to clothing, you don’t have to
It is kind of awkward that the second half of the school year coincides with the first half of the calendar year. For most, January
What is Teacher Imposter Syndrome? Have you ever heard of imposter syndrome? You may have, but not in terms of imposter syndrome as it applies
What did I hope to accomplish when I became a teacher? This is the reflective question I have sat with throughout my time as an
Teacher effectiveness is key to student performance. Additionally, when it comes to teaching, many factors lead to a teacher’s success but also teacher burnout. Research
Those of us in education, cannot thank you enough for entering this profession. Perhaps no other profession truly changes the trajectory of lives and gives
When Does Teacher Retirement Start? Teachers are eligible for full retirement after completing 30 years of creditable service. They can also retire at age 65
Why School Safety is so Significant This Year School safety addresses physical as well as social and emotional facets of students’ school experiences. This can
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