An Open Letter to First-Year Teachers After Winter Break
by Jordan Potrzeba | 1.7.20
Coming back to school to start a new semester, I felt energized and excited to see my students, but I also felt some fear.
by Jordan Potrzeba | 1.7.20
Coming back to school to start a new semester, I felt energized and excited to see my students, but I also felt some fear.
by Edwin Minguela | 5.6.19
I’ve wanted to be a teacher ever since I was in elementary school. When I was in third grade, my dad bought a full-sized chalkboard, so our basement became my classroom. I would get home from school and tell my mom, ‘Okay, mom, I’m going down to my classroom.’
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 9.7.18
As you settle into your brand-new school year, we wanted to pass along some of the valuable advice you’ve shared with each other over the past few weeks.
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 Elyse Hahne | 9.18.17
“Once you start tackling your doubt, you have so much more brainpower available to create a built-in community to support you, both as an educator and as a person.”
by Todd Nesloney | 9.1.17
“In education, we’re supposed to be growing together. … You do a disservice to others when you don’t share your ideas and experiences.”
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 8.3.17
“Find mentors to guide you throughout your journey. Mentors are important, not only your first year but your entire career.”
by Jordan Potrzeba | 5.10.17
“First-year teachers shouldn’t be afraid to stand out. … Teaching at its very best takes each and every one of us.”
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 9.19.16
8 tips for new teachers looking to grow their personal learning networks