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50 Tips from Teachers to Start the School Year
The season is upon us. Are we ready for it? Looking for some tips to start the school year? I am speaking of a brand
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37 Secrets to a Quiet Classroom
I don’t know about you, but I am at a point in the year where I crave peace and quiet so much that I have
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17 Ways Teachers Manage Bullying and Behavior
We have said it before, but this school year has been the hardest one yet. We are all dealing with our fair share of obstacles
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The Best Tips to Cultivate a Culture of Success in Your Classroom
Cultivating a culture of success does come with time and experience, but if you need some quick tips on how to start cultivating this culture,
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13 Student Engagement Strategies That Work
It’s always the first thing my principal does when she walks into my classroom. Quickly scanning my students, she counts how many are on task
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19 Ways to Stop Tattling in Your Classroom
“Teacher… (insert name here) is talking.” “(So and So) wouldn’t play with me at recess.” “(Insert name) took my pencil.” TATTLING is like nails on
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17 Instagram Accounts for Teachers to Follow
There are so many Instagram accounts out there. Sometimes, it is hard to determine which one is worth following. Well, we are here to help.
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30 Best Books for Professional Development
Here is a moment of honesty for you: I hate when my administration sets up book study groups on ANY topic for professional development as
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40 Games to Play at the End of the Day
Anybody else’s end of the day complete chaos?!? Just me? Packing up, dismissals, cleaning up their areas, bus calls, announcements… oh yeah, and on top
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15 Strategies for the Student Who Can’t Sit Still
Sit down in your seat, it’s time for math. Please sit down in your seat, Tashir cannot see the board. Alright, time to start our
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The Benefits of an ETTC Membership
Teachers, there is so much on our plates this year. It feels like every teacher could use a 4 week paid vacation to the tropical
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20 Ways to Quickly and Quietly Transition your Students
Are your students struggling with transitions? Do you find yourself spending a lot of time waiting on them to get ready for the next lesson?