
14 Teacher Self Care Tips for the End of the Year
The end of the school year can feel like a whirlwind of assessments, classroom clean-up, field trips, and last-minute paperwork. It’s the kind of schedule
The end of the school year can feel like a whirlwind of assessments, classroom clean-up, field trips, and last-minute paperwork. It’s the kind of schedule
Testing weeks and schedule shake-ups always seemed to throw a wrench into my normal routine. Whether it was early dismissals, unexpected assemblies, or rotating classes
As summer break gets closer, it’s no secret that your students start checking out mentally, emotionally, and sometimes even physically. The combination of warmer weather,
If you’ve ever had students confidently tell you that multiplication always comes before division or that PEMDAS means they have to add before they subtract,
When your students first begin translating phrases and expressions, it’s common for them to feel unsure about what the words really mean. Phrases like “less
If you’re getting ready to teach exponents, you might be looking for a simple way to introduce the concept and help your students avoid common
If you’re looking for a simple, effective way to introduce estimating with whole numbers, you’re in the right place. Many of our students struggle with
AI in education is rapidly changing the way your students learn and how you, as a teacher, support them, especially when it comes to math
If your math classroom feels a little different these days, it’s not just your imagination. Learning loss caused by the pandemic didn’t just pause instruction;
Managing a middle school classroom has never been easy. In the last few years, it feels like the challenges have only grown. Our students are
Math doesn’t have to feel like a chore! When you create an engaging and exciting math classroom, your students will connect more deeply with the
Keeping your students engaged and helping them take ownership of their learning can be a challenge. Self-checking activities make that challenge easier. These activities provide
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