Teacher Time Management is Not a Paradox
How do we manage our careers and our lives with wisdom?
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Practical Tips for Teaching Special Needs Students
Here are some simple, affordable, and practical tips for managing common challenges of special needs teaching
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The Challenges of American Teachers Overseas
Everyone who moves overseas to teach will face challenges. For many Americans, however, this can be more difficult.
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How to Handle Apple Polishers
The easiest way to prevent someone from trying to sweet talk the teacher is to establish your norms from the start.
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What Can Teachers Learn from “Mr. Holland’s Opus”
“Mr. Holland’s Opus” is a great movie to help educators learn how to teach.
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What to Do When Parents Blame Teachers
Almost every teacher on the planet has encountered parents who think their child’s problems in school are the teacher’s fault. You may be facing that right now with one or more of your students’ parents.
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Eight Creative Activities for Students Suffering From Trauma
Below are eight ideas to help a student process and express their trauma.
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Tips for Tackling Anxiety
Anxiety Tops the List for Teachers and Teens
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10 Ways to Engage Students with Humor
Indulging your students in comedy can be an effective way to help pupils pay attention. An amusing comment can grab a student’s attention who might be struggling with attentiveness.
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Helping Students Cope with the Traumas of War
Helping Students Cope with the Traumas of War Author: Lauren Craft The sound was unforgettable. Zara* was sitting in class listening to her teacher, as she did every day. Then a loud sound pierced her ears as the room shook. The cause was not immediately clear. Panic filled her veins. Students and teachers rushed outside.
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Simple Ways to Blend Moral Values in Your Teaching
Simple Ways to Blend Moral Values in Your Teaching Author: Beth Lueders Learning is a process and can truly be a joy of discovery for children of all ages. As a teacher, you have the privilege of directing your students to understand new concepts and facts that they can use for good the rest of their
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Respite and Rhythms of Rest
We must regularly and consistently care for ourselves. Challenge yourself to see true refreshment as a necessary part of your life.
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