How Teachers Can Use Social Media In The Classroom
11 percent of kids get their first social media account by the age of 10. By the age of 12, 39% of kids have a social media account. Of teenagers...
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New Year's Resolutions - Downloadable Worksheet
2022 is coming to an end! It's the perfect time to reflect on the past year and set some goals for the year to come. Check out these 2023 goals...
Giving Tuesday - Nonprofits That Can Make a Difference In the Classroom
In the U.S. nearly 11 million children live in poverty. That’s 1 in 7 students. More than half of teachers in the U.S. earn income from sources other than their...
Resources for New Teachers
Lisa Dabbs’ New Teacher Chat on Twitter. Find out more by looking up the hashtag #ntchat on Twitter. These chats happen on the first and third Wednesday of each month...
How to Build Relationships with Other Teachers
Be Trustworthy Sharing a fellow colleague’s secrets, gossiping, or talking bad about administrators is a straight show to ruining your trust with your coworkers. Form a Birthday Committee Make every...
Podcasts for K-12 Teachers
MindShift by KQED MindShift’s premise is to explore the future of learning outside the confines of just grades, test scores, and extracurricular activities. Listen to MindShift on Apple Podcasts...
Teaching Students How to Argue
Especially in the age of social media, hot button issues often come up in comment sections or forums. Those topics can easily make their way into the classroom! Instead of...