Some new teachers in their first year may have so much going on that they have little time to stop and reflect on the experience. Making it through these initial phases of first year teaching can be ...

A panel of educators shares how new teachers can create meaningful assessments and target what’s truly important for students ...

This resource: Provides student teachers and new teachers with a clear set of actions to move into their position and teach well right from the start. Offers practical, step-by-step guidance for ...

"Make sure you take a break during the day. "It can be really tough as a teacher to find the time to do everything on your to-do list. "But, it’s really important you take a bit of time ...

Bacon stayed and is now the coordinator of instructional technology for the Ossining Union Free School District in New York, where she helps teachers make use of digital tools in their classrooms. She ...

By soliciting feedback from parents in advance and limiting defensive responses, new teachers can manage the stress of ...

Colette Coleman reports on edtech and the business of learning. The teaching profession is experiencing a mass exodus. Low pay and pandemic stress have taken their toll. In a 2022 poll from the ...

Another critical resource, Jones said, is a list of tips for general education teachers ... “Special education teachers have been amazing at developing new materials and at finding ways to give their ...

There are also many organizations—such as the International Society for Technology in Education and TeachAI—that have resources schools and districts can use to build AI literacy among teachers and ...

Establishing a clear, organized, and predictable schedule is central to managing the demands of working, studying, and teaching from home ... flexibility plays an essential part in adapting to this ...

From ‘mock deep dives’ to intent, implementation and impact documentation, the sheer amount of administration incurred by these new perceived ... our four top tips to help teachers say no ...