It’s not unusual for a teacher to suffer from a case of the “shoulds” – a ubiquitous and harmful affliction that affects ALL teachers (ok…everyone). When images of Pinterest-perfect classrooms and abundant sharing on social media are paired with less-than-ideal student work or a miserable teaching environment, teachers start thinking about the things they should be doing. […]
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TnT 34 Why your students have the right to fail
This idea of students needing to fail, it seems counterintuitive, right? But what if it's actually in the best interest of the student? Why should a … Read More 👉🏼 about TnT 34 Why your students have the right to fail
TnT 33 You’re cheating yourself when you let your students get away with not doing any work
Every teacher is faced with one or several students each year who just refuse to do any work. No matter what they try, these students slouch in their … Read More 👉🏼 about TnT 33 You’re cheating yourself when you let your students get away with not doing any work
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TnT 32 How to tackle grading when you’re waaay behind
Do you have piles of assignments that need grading? Are you feeling overwhelmed by it? You're not alone! All … Read More 👉🏼 about TnT 32 How to tackle grading when you’re waaay behind
TnT 31 Ray Steinmetz reveals how to personalize math and make it meaningful for students
Math teachers are tasked with teaching students concepts that they'll use for life while also getting past … Read More 👉🏼 about TnT 31 Ray Steinmetz reveals how to personalize math and make it meaningful for students
TnT 30 Here’s what to do when your lessons just aren’t working
Regardless of how long you've been teaching, there will be many moments when your lessons just don't seem to … Read More 👉🏼 about TnT 30 Here’s what to do when your lessons just aren’t working
