So frequently in education you hear about what students need to learn, what and how teachers should be teaching, which standards need to be met and when, how learning should be assessed, etc. However, every year I find myself learning FROM my kids. I was pretty sure I wasn’t the only one who could say that, so I reached out to some teacher friends…
These are honest, hilarious, and oh-so-accurate. You know you’re a teacher when…
Past teachers, current teachers, teachers-to-be: We’re pretty sure more than a few of these will sound familiar…
We have probably all heard the term “mom guilt.” Have you heard the term “teacher guilt?” I believe teacher guilt is a real thing, and something I have had to address hard with myself in the past year or so in order to attempt to live a more balanced life…
Teacher fail truth time. Today, I’m here to bring you five of my favorite face-palm moments. Why? Well, because I like to keep it real around here. Because teaching is messy. And because, truth be told, I’m the kind of gal who falls a little closer to the “charmingly disheveled” mark on the organizational spectrum than the “my life is an effortlessly blog-worthy masterpiece” mark…