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.
Category Archive for ‘Mentorship’
From Math Hater to Math Teacher: My Journey with the Calculus Project
by Alisha Andrew | 12.12.19
Growing up, I hated math. If you’d asked me back then if I would be a math teacher now, I would say, “No way!” I was intimidated by it – and the way things were, I didn’t feel like I was even supposed to be good at it.
5-Minute PD: Building a Culture of Collaboration
by Latoya Dixon | 9.28.18
When I was an English teacher, my principal observed my lesson one day and gave me the feedback that I’d done a “good job” – and that was it.
12 #ObserveMe Tips for Getting Feedback From Your Colleagues
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 2.5.18
Inviting observers into your classroom can be intimidating – these educators have great tips for getting started and setting yourself up for #ObserveMe success!
Celebrating the First Year
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.”
Celebrating Mentors and Colleagues
by William Anderson | 5.8.17
“I know I made it here because of teachers who inspired me and the teaching relationships I’ve formed along the way.”
The 20 Best Pieces of Advice Teachers Received As They Started Their Careers
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 7.5.16
As another set of new teachers prepares to enter the profession this fall, think back to the summer before your own first year as a teacher. What words of wisdom
Teacher to Mentor
by Kenneth Joyner | 6.16.16
“I want to let them know that they do have a future…because I came through it myself and I know it’s possible.”
My Story: Sarah Woodard
by Sarah Woodard | 5.4.16
“Ultimately, I am grateful for my students who teach me how to be better every day.”
Our Story: Val Brown and Leslie Polk
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 5.3.16
“I was in love day one. I think that’s what I was afraid of—loving it so much.”
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