by Kalie Snipes | Feb 14, 2024
When is the last time you heard about a new initiative being rolled out in the education realm? Sometimes it feels like the most recent change has changes made within five minutes of its initial implementation. This is just one of the many reasons why a teacher might...
by Kalie Snipes | Jan 2, 2024
The talks of Santa Claus and other holiday fun have come to an end and the narrative has shifted to plans for the upcoming year. Conversations are now filled with personal resolutions for the 2024 such as: go to the gym, read more books, spend more time with family,...
by Kalie Snipes | Dec 10, 2023
As the first full week of December comes to a close, the social media pages of teachers all over the world will be filled with holiday memes. Teachers make light of the stress that comes with the holiday hustle by posting silly memes that range from “There’s no tired...
by Kalie Snipes | Dec 3, 2023
December has arrived. The holiday season is here, and the students are getting squirrelly. Educators are, no doubt, pulling out all the tricks from their toolbox to prevent students from climbing the walls. It is the season for tired teachers to crawl toward the...
by Tracy Weber | Nov 26, 2023
As the holiday season approaches, educators find themselves amidst a whirlwind of activities, heightened energy, and the challenge of maintaining focus in the classroom. It’s a time when “holiday madness” can easily seep into the learning...
by Tracy Weber | Aug 22, 2023
I noticed an episode of the Andy Griffith Show on my television this morning. Seeing that classic show got me to wondering why it’s still so popular—despite the fact that the kind of community and the simplistic life it represents doesn’t exist now and didn’t really...
