by Eli Casaus | 8.9.18
Last year, the school where I worked focused on finding ways to build community by better serving our families and students. A big part of that was making sure each student felt welcomed every single day.
by Josh Parker | 8.3.18
When we think about working to make our classrooms more equitable, it makes sense to me to start with why we got into teaching.
by George Christopher | 8.2.18
I want my son to have a teacher who looks at him and sees what I see. And I have to be that teacher for my students.
by Robyn Howton | 7.27.18
On my first day of teaching 27 years ago, I gave my high school students a piece of paper. It had two questions written on it: “What do you dream your life will be like in 10 years?” and “What should I know about you?”
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 6.20.18
After reflecting on the year, here’s what teachers like you say they hope their students’ biggest takeaway from their time together is!
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 6.14.18
We’ve heard from teachers like you that what makes for a “meaningful summer” is different for every educator – you’re juggling your own unique set of obligations, goals and priorities.
by LaVondia Menephee | 5.7.18
As Teacher Appreciation Week kicks off, let me say this to my fellow teachers: I appreciate you all. So much.
by Jorge Pacheco Jr. | 5.2.18
I’m a firm believer that it’s never too early to start teaching kids about empathy, love, race, class and gender.
by Tanya Hill | 4.27.18
We all come into teaching because we care about children. When I started teaching 21 years ago, it took a while to learn that taking care of my kids also means taking care of myself.
by Sydney Chaffee | 3.2.18
Backstage, as everything threatened to collapse, I saw my students taking the risk to truly demonstrate compassionate collaboration.
