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New Teacher Support Feature Writer: Jennifer Wagaman

Among the articles here in New Teacher Support, you will find all the information you need to become a teacher and thrive in the teaching field. We understand the challenges that new teachers face on a daily basis, and have been there ourselves. Learn from the tips and strategies that have helped millions of teachers across the world.

There is a huge learning curve for new teachers, both new to the field and new to their particular grade or subject area. In order to see the most success and have a fulfilling career, it is important that you take the time to get support, tips, suggestions and ideas for making it through each new day. Here you will find that support and the tips and suggestions you will need to fine tune your lesson planning, organize your classroom and more.


Feature Writer Articles in New Teacher Support

How to Make an Interactive Word Wall
Creating a word wall is only a small part of the word wall puzzle. Teachers should use their word walls on a daily basis.
The Basics of a Word Wall
A well used word wall can be an excellent tool in the classroom.
How to Write the Lesson Plan Introduction
Introducing a new lesson to a group of students can make a huge difference in the student's understanding.
How to Write a Lesson Plan Objective
A well written lesson objective can make the difference between a successful lesson plan and a poorly prepared lesson.
Keys to Becoming a Good Teacher
Understanding what steps teachers can take to improve their performance in the classroom is important to becoming a great teacher.


Contributing Articles in New Teacher Support

Advice for New College Instructors
Whether a first-year college instructor has little experience or none, teaching solo the first semester can be an adventure. Here are some tips to make it less stressful.
Time Management Tips for Busy Teachers
Time management tips help teachers establish a working planning schedule so they can plan for their students' success.
New Teachers and Learning Mentors
New teachers would be wise to cultivate an experienced mentor to help guide them through the dangers and pitfalls of the induction year.
Marking English Books in Schools
Marking books is one of the most time consuming activities for new teachers of English. Yet with a little planning it can become second nature.
Important Strategies for New Teachers
Newly Qualified Teachers have to hit the ground running if they are to avoid the common pitfalls of the profession.