Dear We Are Teachers, I took a job at a new school this year that I really like, apart from one thing: My principal keeps remarking on me leaving at my contract time! If I pass him on my way...
As a teacher, I always found myself scrambling during my planning period, juggling an endless to-do list that often left me overwhelmed and unproductive. The constant shifting between tasks meant I was never fully focused, and important tasks would sometimes...
Developing leadership skills isn’t just about creating leaders. It’s about building confidence, promoting collaboration, and learning to take initiative. Whether you’re an administrator who wants want to develop leadership skills in your staff or a teacher who wants to nurture...
Maybe your current work laptop is beginning to approach the end of its lifespan, or maybe you’re ready to hop off the Apple train when it comes to your cell phone. (We said “maybe,” don’t come for us and our...
by Terry Heick I was speaking (tweeting) with Mark Barnes tonight, and he mentioned the idea of challenging existing forms and practices. And then someone tweeted the above image–a quote attributed to Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, according to the image source...
With each election cycle, the spotlight on engaging young voters intensifies, underscoring the important role of younger generations in shaping our country’s future. Youth who learn about voting in high school are more likely to become informed and engaged voters...
As educators, we understand the critical role that public policy plays in shaping our classrooms, from funding to the resources available for our students. In the upcoming presidential election, candidates’ education plans are varied and reflect their priorities for teachers,...
The word is out: Journaling is good for your mental health! One of its greatest benefits is reducing stress by encouraging mindfulness and gratitude. (See more benefits of journaling here.) Use these gratitude journal prompts with your students to invite...
by TeachThought Staff There are many ways to encourage a child, but for students of any age, honest, authentic, and persistent messages from adults that have credibility in their eyes are among the most powerful. The National Center on Quality...
Abstract Collaboration between teachers and principals is essential for creating thriving educational communities that enhance student achievement and teacher performance. This article explores the transformative power of a collaborative, unified approach, emphasizing the need for intentional, purpose-driven collaboration. It outlines...
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