New Teacher Support (general)
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Has working with other teachers become too stressful? Here's how to collaborate. more...
Classroom observations are stressful for all teachers, but with some helpful tips you too can survive them. You just need a little common sense. more...
Free Ways to Support New Teachers
New teacher support can be found for free. Stop spending money on teacher's aids and other resources. Here are some online teacher resources that may work for you. more...
Tips on Student Research Projects
Help motivate high school students by teaching them how to do a research project. Here are some tips to help you along. more...
Teacher resume writing is really no different than regular resume writing. Here are a few tips to help you along. more...
What grades should you try to teach during your first year of teaching? Here are some suggestions to help you start thinking. more...
Teaching? Tutoring? Summer Camp? What should you take during the summer? Here are some tips on which summer teaching jobs to take, and which ones you should reconsider. more...
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Summer Learning Plans for Teachers
By: Thadra Petkus
High school teachers can discover how to advance themselves professionally to earn more money and gain respect in the classroom. Be better prepared for next school year! more...
New High School Teacher Support
By: Thadra Petkus
New teachers can take control of the level of support they receive from other teachers. Be prepared and organized when seeking help from your mentor or veteran teachers. more...
By:
Katelyn Thomas
For new teachers, keeping noise under control can be one of the biggest struggles. Try some of these tips for getting a class to be quiet. more...
By: Dee Dee Smith
The wisdom of a seasoned teacher can be invaluable to a beginning teacher. Here are some suggestions for making your first year a successful one. more...
By:
Katelyn Thomas
Tips to help new teachers start off the school year successfully. more...
Indigo Children in the Classroom
There's a new kind of student in the classroom: Indigo kids. Intelligent, curious, & lacking fear or limits, they force teachers to rethink old paradigms of teaching. more...
By:
Katelyn Thomas
Try a few of these tips for classroom management to regain control of your class or start off on the right foot at the beginning of a new year. more...
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