As a teacher, it's easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of lesson plans, grading, and extracurricular activities. However, taking care of ourselves is just as crucial as taking care of our students. Today, I want to emphasize the significance of using your sick days when you genuinely need them ...
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The Importance of Teaching the Five Themes of Geography
As educators, we are entrusted with the responsibility of shaping young minds and preparing our students to become informed and engaged citizens of the world. One subject that holds immense value in achieving this goal is geography. Geography goes beyond memorizing countries and capitals; it ...
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Motivating Readers: Teaching in the Post Pandemic Era [Book]
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Motivating Readers: Teaching in the Post Pandemic Era is a book for Secondary ELA teachers looking to adapt their reading instruction strategies to meet the unique needs of students in today's world. Written by a Secondary ELA teacher, this book offers practical ...
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The Benefits of Geography in Middle School
In today's interconnected world, it is increasingly important for young people to have a sense of global citizenship. One way of doing this is for middle school students to study geography. Geography helps to develop spatial awareness, enhances cultural understanding, prepares students for global ...
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Empower Students with Reflection Opportunities
Middle school is the time when students start to take more responsibility for their learning. Reflecting on learning is an essential part of helping students take ownership of their education. But what benefits do students get from reflecting on their learning, and how does it help them progress in ...
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5 Ideas for Incorporating Movement in the ELA Classroom
As a middle school teacher, you know that keeping students engaged and focused in the classroom can be a challenge. Some students struggle with sitting still for long periods, while others have difficulty staying focused on the material. Incorporating movement into your ELA lessons can be a ...
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