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School guidance counselors are making the same impact on students in every high school. Today, we’re going to talk about the responsibilities of counselors, what they may or may not know about your classes, and how to build relationships with them.
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Is it just me, or does anyone else sweat when an administrator comes in to observe during your teacher evaluation? I can teach day after day in a classroom full of teenagers, but the moment an adult walks in, I seem to forget what I’m doing.
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Enhancing Current Projects with a Classroom Wish List
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Classroom management is a major part of any classroom. Yet, my teacher-prep required classroom management class didn’t teach me much about managing the CTE classroom/shop/or lab.
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We know that being a teacher can be difficult, stressful, and downright overwhelming. Not to mention this year of pandemic, hybrid, online, and modified face-to-face teaching.
There is also a rollercoaster of stress as the school year ebbs and flows. End of terms or semesters, registration, end of level testing, all add to this stress.
For all my many prep-teachers, your day has those same ups and downs of stress. You prepare to teach one class and then another, rinse and repeat.
Today, I want to share with you some ways that you can lower your stress throughout the day. The hope is to free you from overwhelm so that you will be a happier and more productive teacher.
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February is national CTE month. Programs around the country use this month to highlight what is happening in career and technical education. One way to showcase CTE is through school social media.
This year, my welding-teacher husband agreed to let me help him promote his program using social media.
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What if I told you that I had the secret to improve your teaching practice? Not only that, but it is free and you have access to it immediately? Would you be interested?
I’m talking about focused peer observations. I know, I know, I just put a bunch of eduspeak (education verbiage) in that last phrase. Focused peer observations in a nutshell is getting out of your own classroom and seeing what others are doing.
The great thing about this particular professional and personal development is that you can do it today, in your own school, during your prep period. Sidenote--in my administrative experience, there is not a single principal that I’ve worked with that DIDN’T support this type of PD. They have always been willing to pay for substitutes and even arrange the experiences if a teacher was interested.
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Do you ever come home and just want to relax and do nothing? I feel you! Teaching can be exhausting so it’s nice to be able to have a place to relax and reset.
Today, I’m sharing some of the systems and routines like meal-planning, shopping, and cleaning that we use that have allowed us to spend more time with our kiddos and recharge for the next school day.
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