Harnessing the Power of AI Tools for Teachers
By: Teacher.org Staff | Apr 11, 2024
For most teachers, the initial reaction to artificial intelligence was horror. After all, if AI was able to write assignments in an instant, or pass standardized exams, the possibilities for students cheating skyrocketed.
But on reflection, AI has more to offer to teachers and students through legitimate educational uses than illicit ones.
The key challenge for teachers today is to identify those uses and ...
Advocating for Public Education: A Superintendent’s Guide
By: Jon Konen | Nov 15, 2021
Advocating for public education means telling the story of what happens in your classroom, showing up where funding decisions get made, and connecting your school to the community that pays for it. Teachers hold the credibility policymakers lack. The work is small, repeated, and local.
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Dear Novice Teacher: An Open Letter About What You Really Need To Know For a Successful Teaching Career
By: Mary McLaughlin | Nov 9, 2021
Dear Novice Teacher, New Teacher, Seasoned Teacher, or Teacher Considering Leaving the Profession;
We need you. Don’t go. You are here for a reason.
We are in a profession where things go wrong, things seems too tough, we see things that break our hearts. We ache alongside those who are grievously wronged. ...
Online Bachelor’s Degree in Teaching: 50 Certification Programs for 2026
By: Amanda Castillo | Nov 8, 2021
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State-by-State Ranking of Where Teacher Salaries Go the Furthest in Buying a Home
By: Teacher.org Staff | Oct 15, 2021
It’s the American dream: a house, a yard, and a white picket fence. Housing costs have rocketed toward the moon over the past decade, however.
In May of 2021 the median home price blasted past $350,000, according to the National Association of Realtors. That puts the biggest part of that dream out ...
5 Ways To Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is In Building Supportive Relationships with Your Students
By: Jon Konen | Oct 13, 2021
Relationships, relationships, relationships!
We know that having positive, trusting relationships in their lives this is the number one indicator of student success...
Then why don’t we double down on relationships?
We push the curriculum. Many of us are getting students ready for the first assessment, then the next assessment, and then ...
I Never Forgot What It Felt Like to Struggle in School… So I Decided to Become the Teacher I Always Wished I Had
By: Mary McLaughlin | Oct 8, 2021
During my K-12 years I had one simple career goal. Anytime anyone would ask me that age-old question that adults always feel compelled to ask young ones, my answer came reflexively: a lawyer.
Probably not what you were expecting me to say, huh?
Even though learning was challenging for me, the dream ...
October is National Principals Month – 9 X 5 Unique Ways to Celebrate Your Principal
By: Jon Konen | Oct 5, 2021
In my experience, I believe the hardest job in education is the principalship. For those of you in education, you know I am right.
Principals are in the trenches with staff and students, consistently communicating with the community and parents, and they are the filter of all situations. The decisions principals ...
How the Pandemic Has Taught Us to Get Back to Basics and Embrace the Concept of Total Wellness
By: Jon Konen | Sep 22, 2021
24 Future Forward Ideas: The Final Installment in Our 4-Part Series Exploring Practical Strategies for Better Teaching Based on What We Are Learning in the Pandemic.
Part 4 of 4: What We Know to Be True! At this point, we all recognize that the pandemic brought to the forefront a lot of ...
Powerful Educational Technology Solutions That Will Outlive the Pandemic
By: Jon Konen | Sep 8, 2021
24 Future Forward Ideas: Part 3 in a 4-Part Series Exploring Practical Strategies for Better Teaching Based on What We Are Learning in the Pandemic
Part 3: The Power of Being Flexibly-Virtual
When educational leaders transitioned to virtual offsite learning last year, some of the implications of what it meant to ...
Five Ways for You and Your School to Thrive in the 2021-22 School Year
By: Brian Miller | Aug 30, 2021
The 2021-22 school year is here, and after a summer of hoping and believing that this year would bring us back to normal, many of us are discovering that we may not be so lucky.
In many school districts, the debate on masks is once again at the forefront, social distancing ...