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TnT 40 The first-year struggle is real, but you’re not alone!

January 14, 2019 Kim Lepre Leave a Comment

When teachers are just starting out, they often feel like they can't do anything right. Many well-laid plans go awry, they struggle with classroom management, and there's always more to do than there are hours in the day. To make things worse, they feel so inadequate and are … [Read more...] about TnT 40 The first-year struggle is real, but you’re not alone!

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TnT 39 Six aspects of teaching that always need improvement

January 7, 2019 Kim Lepre Leave a Comment

New teachers often feel stressed out and depressed their first few years. Aside from struggling with so many aspects of the job and worrying about job security and pay, they often feel like they're doing a horrible job. Teaching is definitely tough and it can be difficult to know … [Read more...] about TnT 39 Six aspects of teaching that always need improvement

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TnT 38 Make one small change for a huge impact

December 31, 2018 Kim Lepre Leave a Comment

Second semester or the time after Winter Break is a great time to make adjustments in your teaching. You know your students and have some systems in place, so why not pick something small but significant to change and improve? These small changes add up over time and will lead to … [Read more...] about TnT 38 Make one small change for a huge impact

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TnT 37 Let’s get ready to STUDENT TEACH

December 24, 2018 Kim Lepre Leave a Comment

You've finally made it to the point where you're ready to student teach! You're filled with excitement, anticipation, and ANXIETY about how to prepare. Yes, your teacher preparation program has prepared you for this moment, but you still can't help but feel like you don't know … [Read more...] about TnT 37 Let’s get ready to STUDENT TEACH

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TnT 36 Stop doing too much and take back your time

December 17, 2018 Kim Lepre Leave a Comment

There's never a shortage of teachers who feel overwhelmed and stressed by all of the demands of teaching. It honestly feels like there's no time to get everything done AND have time for family, friends, and self-care. That's about to change. Angela Watson shares her candid … [Read more...] about TnT 36 Stop doing too much and take back your time

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