a teacher's perspective

There is something appealing about power. We can all admit that the desire to change things is a normal and healthy one. Now think about what it means to be… Read more

Grading, lesson planning, faculty meetings, and researching new ideas are just a few parts of the job that can be overwhelming and time-consuming. Let’s not… Read more

Educators brainstorm, plan, and create content daily to ensure learners are comfortable, happy, and healthy. But how often do education providers get the… Read more

The term “student-centered learning” has become ubiquitous in education circles. It conjures images of engaged students guiding their learning while a… Read more

Do you play music in the classroom? Even if you’re not a music teacher, there are many benefits to using music in your lessons.

Music can be a… Read more

As an English teacher, I've certainly become accustomed to “the grind.” When I taught ninth-graders, I’d teach two units simultaneously: William Shakespeare’… Read more

You are the master of your own destiny. You are the writer, director, and main character. The law of assumption suggests that you can believe something into… Read more