How did the profession that helps build every other profession become the one people feel most comfortable disrespecting?
How Did Teaching Become the Doormat Profession?
Carnegie/Bluebonnet, Student Learning, and the Classroom Conversation Teachers Are Having
So the issue is not simply, “Is the curriculum good or bad?” The better question is: Is it working well for students, teachers, and campuses in real time?
One Comment Can Echo for a Lifetime
“A thousand positive pushes can be erased by one negative outburst. Teachers are human, but our words carry weight. And no, teaching is not a ceiling. For many of us, it is a calling. Let’s talk about it.”
Teacherpreneur 101: Side Incomes That Won’t Burn You Out.
You're Already an Expert. It's Time to Get Paid Like One. A real talk guide to monetizing your teacher lifestyle — without burning out or adding more to your already full plates. Sell Your Lesson Plans (You've Already Done the Work) Somewhere in your Google Drive right now is a lesson plan that took you three... Continue Reading →
Is the School Day too long?!?
Is 8+ hours at school, considered too long? A Conversation We Need to Have As educators, we’ve all felt the grind of the school day—the early mornings, the jam-packed schedules, the never-ending to-do lists. For our students, the day may feel even longer. Sitting through hours of instruction, navigating social dynamics, and keeping up with... Continue Reading →
How Kash-In is Improving Education
Kash-In and edtech like it, can help with the state of education.
THE COLLAPSE OF EDUCATION: THE IMPACT ON MINORITIES
Only 21% of Black students and 22% of Hispanic students scored proficient in eighth-grade math.
25 Reasons Teachers Should Be Using Kash-In
1. Kash-In reward and learning platform helps to motivate students to learn by rewarding them for their achievements and progress.
Education… We Have A Problem!
The biggest issue in education is not teacher burnout, but the blatant differences in some schools. Every child deserves the same education and our education system is not there yet. As one can see these same inequalities transfer to society and our way of living.
Empowering Educators: Post Covid
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant changes to education and teaching, creating a challenging environment for educators. The pandemic has highlighted the importance of supporting teachers and providing them with the necessary resources to deliver effective teaching in uncertain circumstances. Here are some strategies to update education and teaching post-COVID to help retain teachers: 1.Provide... Continue Reading →
