
3 Tips to Blend Paper and Digital for Meaningful Lessons
I’d like to discuss digital burnout and how to help remedy it and create meaningful lessons for students by blending
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Are you scrambling for the perfect digital resources? If you know me, you know I’m a HUGE fan of technology, but I love good old-fashioned activities, as well. The classroom has changed dramatically in a very short amount of time. It’s left a lot of us overwhelmed, confused, and scrambling for resources.
The good news is, you don’t have to change overnight. You can still use those tried and true resources that your students love AND you can use them in the digital world. Click here to get started and end that agonizing resource scramble.
Do you feel like you don’t understand your students anymore? You are NOT alone. It’s no wonder this generation seems alien to us Boomers, Xers, and Millennials. We’ve experienced a rapid and massive shift in our society. The Industrial world we were trained to live in doesn’t exist anymore, and our students, these mysterious Gen Zers, have caught on. They aren’t preparing to work at “traditional” jobs. They’re planning to be (or already are) entrepreneurs and innovators.
If we’re going to capture their attention, we need to meet them in their world. This is a world that prizes creativity over rote learning and innovation over status quo. They want to learn–they just don’t see the value in doing it the old way. Understanding them is the key to reaching them. Click below to find out how.
Teaching is my passion, and I want to make sure it stays your passion, too. It’s no doubt a tough job–that’s why so many teachers get burned out. I don’t want that to happen to you for one simple reason. Your students need YOU.
That’s why I want to help make your journey a little bit easier with classroom-tested tips, strategies, and resources. And I want to give you time to remember that no one else can offer your students what you can.
I’d like to discuss digital burnout and how to help remedy it and create meaningful lessons for students by blending
I drove to work every day during the 2020-2021 school year (except for the total of 10 days that my
As we embark on a year of uncertainty, we must consider equity and distance learning. This post discusses how to make virtual learning more equitable in 3 steps and comes with a downloadable cheat sheet.
It’s time to talk about racial equity in the classroom. I get personal in this post, discuss my own shortcomings, and offer 5 ways to build racial equity in the classroom.
Do you feel like you’re teaching in uncertain times? You’re not alone. But there are certain things that will always be certain. Like–your students need you to be there for them. Click through to find out how to do that with Culturally Responsive Teaching in Any Setting.
We’re teaching in uncertain times. 2020 has been a pivotal year in education–hybrid learning, virtual learning. We don’t know what to expect for the next or future school years. But we can do our best to be proactive. Join me for this five part series on Teaching in Uncertain Times. Let’s take this leap together!