Breaking away from the day to day
Think about the things you are passionate about. Does it drive everything you do? Are you given the time to pursue that passion? How about your kids? Are they given the chance to really pursue their passions? As an educator and former teacher, I know how hard it is to not only teach the content…
Each year brings the promise of a new beginning in the life of education. A classroom full of new supplies, a new flock of kids, and a new set of parents. This can trigger both excitement and fear for all teachers. (Yes, we get nervous too!) With each new class, comes a new set of…
As a former teacher, helping kids is second nature to me. When I see kids struggling in any way, I feel the need to lend a hand to make a difference in their lives. My friend, Mrs. Funcia, is a 3rd grade teacher and has the same kind heart for children in need. Her…
Ok, so school is about to begin again. In order to make your child’s year start without a hitch, here are things your teacher won’t tell you, but probably should: I’m not a marriage counselor. At parent-teacher conferences, let’s stick to your child’s progress, not how your husband doesn’t help you around the house….
In an early childhood classroom, the celebration of the 100th Day of School is imperative. This is a momentous occasion in classes from Pre-K-1st grade because the students are learning about the numbers leading to 100, as well as it’s the first time that the countdown of days has reached a 3-digit number. Here are…
