How to be the best teacher

When I think about the qualities of the most effective teachers I know, either from my own education or from colleagues I've had the pleasure of working with, these are ten things they all have in common. Be fair and consistent Communicate regularly with parents and guardians Have rules and enforce them Differentiate to meet the needs of all students Care Make the most of every class period Be willing to learn from others and try new teaching strategies Have a routine that students can count…

Looking to go into next school year being the best teacher ever? This post is chock full of 10 practical, helpful tips to help you become the best teacher you can be!

A teacher’s first year is exceptional. Veteran teachers can all recall just how exhausted we were, swamped with expectations and responsibilities. It can feel overwhelming at times, and can cause some to lose confidence in their abilities. But knowing how to approach the year can be the difference between feeling successful in June and giving up in October. There are a few things new teachers can do before the school year gets into full swing to make their first year the Best Year Ever.

Do you know what does it take to become a great teacher? Find out the characteristics and qualities of a great teacher. #edupstairs #TpT #teachersfollowteachers #teaching #education

You can be the best teacher in the world, but if you don't have your students' attention, it doesn't really matter. So, how can you fix this? Here are 10 ways to get your students' attention.

In my classroom, I’m always looking for ways to improve. To grow as a teacher, I reflect on my lessons and consider what went well, what could have been better, and different methods to try in the future. In addition to self-reflection, I welcome feedback from others—administrators, mentors, other teachers, and my students. I’ve even participated in Great Teachers, Great Feedback, which is a virtual coaching service. I’ve been observed countless times during my teaching career. My first year…

You'll frequently be asked "why do you want to be a teacher?" on your journey to be an educator. Foilow these steps to prepare an impactful answer.

Confession time. I’m exhausted. At the end of each and every day I’m exhausted. I’m not just tired. I’m exhausted, spent, done.I’m introverted.

How to Impress Your Teachers

Maybe you’re considering beginning a career in education. Maybe you’ve been teaching for years and are feeling a little burnt out. Maybe you’re not sure if you want to keep teachi…