From Levels to Skills: Fostering Growth in Advanced Readers By April Connelley I recently received an email from an educator asking a question that I think might be on the minds of many teachers. I’m rephrasing the question… Continue Reading…
November 9, 2023
Being Thankful in Education written by Bill Reed I have been in education now, for over 40 years. Especially now, it is so very easy to get mired down in all the negativity that is associated with education. I… Continue Reading…
November 16, 2023
Boosting Staff Morale in Schools: Introducing Our Staff Appreciation Solution In the world of education, the well-being and motivation of teachers and staff play a crucial role in the overall success of our schools. A positive and supportive atmosphere can… Continue Reading…
November 15, 2023
Boosting Student Attendance: How Schools Can Make a Difference written by Tiffany Creager One of the most critical aspects of a successful education system is ensuring that students attend school regularly. Improved student attendance leads to better academic outcomes… Continue Reading…
Classroom • English Language Arts
October 30, 2023
6 Steps to Prepare for Powerful Read Alouds By April Connelley Teachers and students alike often name the time set aside for reading aloud as their favorite time of the school day! There are so many reasons why a… Continue Reading…
October 30, 2023
Cross-Curricular Connections Cross-curricular connections in education refer to the intentional integration of concepts, themes, or skills from different subject areas within the curriculum. Instead of teaching subjects in isolation, cross-curricular connections emphasize the interrelatedness of knowledge and provide students with… Continue Reading…
October 2, 2023
Lesson Plans “Must Haves” written by Bill Reed I think most people have heard the old saying; “Failing to plan, is planning to fail!” This is especially true for teachers and their lesson plans. New and experienced teachers alike… Continue Reading…
Leadership • Social-Emotional Learning
October 4, 2023
Nurturing Resilience: Tips for School Leaders to Prevent or Treat Burnout written by Tiffany Creager Working closely with students who have endured trauma can have a profound impact on the mental and physical health of educators. This type of… Continue Reading…
October 3, 2023
5 MORE Steps to Get Started with the Science of Reading By April Connelley Last February, I wrote a blog titled Five Steps to Get Started with the Science of Reading if you haven’t checked it out, I would… Continue Reading…
Leadership • Social-Emotional Learning
September 14, 2023
Ignite the Spark: Overcoming Student Apathy By Dianne McKinley In the realm of education, one of the greatest challenges faced by teachers, parents, and students alike is student apathy. Apathy can manifest in various ways, such as lack of… Continue Reading…
