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Life as an educator is fun. Life as a provider and caregiver is fulfilling. It's exhausting on its good days and exhausting on its bad...

No matter what our roles are in schools, we all are language teachers because we all teach content through language. By using language as...

Today as I introduced my youngest two girls, second grade and kindergarten, to the words and world of coding. We focused on algorithms,...

Power ... (check) Connect ... (check) Record ... (check) Advocating for student voice has never been so easy. As classrooms transformed...

Guess what? Abraham Maslow didn’t create a pyramid to symbolize the hierarchy of needs because he didn’t believe the needs were linear...

I have struggled with my weight for most of my life. I typically do not enjoy working out. I would consider myself an optimistic person...

Okay, I know it's March! But based on lots of experience with students and working with colleagues, it's never too early to focus on...

I like warm hugs. There, I said it. I've never considered myself much of a hugger, but since the pandemic, I have developed a new...

“I don’t see color,” was a statement during my period 3 class that I said as we discussed the events that occurred on January 6, 2021....

January 18, 2021 After getting home today I was able to do three video lessons, then the weather was good enough, so I went out to do a...

Collaboration can happen in the classroom. Imagine this: You are a special education teacher and you have to work with a teacher, who...

The way we talk to students matters. The way we talk about students also matters. If there was a fly on the wall of your classroom walls...

With the discussions and conspiracy theories about the recent election, being an educator is harder than ever. As an educator, I need to...

My first son was pretty close to being the most compliant child ever. When he went to school he completed his homework and always had...

By Dr. Jacie Maslyk In a recent conversation with an aspiring school leader, she asked me a question that made me truly pause and...

By Andrew Marotta A few weeks ago, I had my first experience of taking up old wooden boards on the deck of our house and replacing them...

By Pamela Hall Awakening events, like George Floyd’s immoral death on May 25, 2020, gut-punched the world and aroused thinking, talking,...

By Mandy Froehlich I’ve spoken to many districts who are doing some sort of hybrid learning. I would also say that when I speak to people...

By Paula Neidlinger Through the maze of desks, in the back of the middle school classroom, a pillar of tall, slender sound baffles, tower...

by Kristen Koppers, NBCT On a recent vacation with my family to the mountains of Tennessee, we traveled along a winding road. At one...