The end of the school year…unless you are a teacher, you just can’t fully understand how completely overwhelming it is. As a newer teacher, I remember struggling to try to close out the year in a positive way, but with all there was to do on the administrative side, like report cards, packing the room and such, I honestly didn’t know where to begin.
I’m not promising it will be easy, but if you start with a better understanding of what the end of the year entails for you and your students emotionally and mentally, then you might have the motivation to serve them, and yourself, in a way that enables you to not just survive, but thrive, during the end of the year.
Learn how to create a social studies lesson plan that engages middle school students through…
If you’ve ever spent an entire Sunday planning lessons only to feel behind again by…
If you've ever spent an entire Sunday planning lessons only to feel behind again by…
For many students, Shakespeare feels impossible before they even open the book. The unfamiliar vocabulary,…
The end of the school year is a unique mix of excitement, exhaustion, and unpredictability—especially…
May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, making it the perfect time to introduce…