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5 Tips for Parent-Teacher Conferences

Holding parent teacher conferences can be stressful for both the parent and a teacher. There are likely some time constraints, and there’s no way you

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3 Easy Science Labs for Reviewing the Scientific Method

Children love science experiments. They want to observe and test out #allthethings, but sometimes it’s hard to get students to understand the scientific method. Understanding

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3 Math YouTube Channels Every Teacher Should Be Using

Who doesn’t YouTube? The other day I YouTubed “What eye cream should I purchase?” YouTube is wonderful. There is a lot of information and tutorials

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3 Tips for Avoiding Teacher Burnout

Every profession has its pros and cons. I don’t pretend to understand what doctors, people in retail, or mechanics go thru on a daily basis,

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5 Children’s books to Look for in Early 2018 Children’s Literature

The New Year is right around the corner and some great children’s literature is coming out. Here are 5 kids’ books to look out for

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Targeting the Different Levels of Understanding in Your Math Class Bloom’s Taxonomy

There are two main levels of understanding in math, procedural and conceptual based. In between those two levels are stepping stones for students. As educators

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