I Want To Hold On to My Joy for Teaching. Here’s How I Do It.
by Tiffany Scott | 3.4.24
6 practices that help me protect my joy for teaching.
Category Archive for Student relationships
2 Activities to Honor Every Student’s Story in Math Class
by Lachanda Garrison | 1.18.24
Try this twist on word problems and Rich Identity Tasks to help students feel seen, heard and successful in math class.
How I Make Sure Every Student Knows They Can Succeed in Math
by José Vilson | 12.12.23
When the school year starts, and I meet my new class, I immediately see a room full of students with an incredible capacity to think about math and a ton
My Top Tips for Supporting a Discouraged Student
by Cicely Woodard | 11.1.23
“Even when my student couldn’t connect with math, I made sure she could connect with me.”
My 4 Steps for Getting Every Student Invested in Class
by Denisha Saucedo | 8.31.23
From peer bonds to team bonds to class bonds: How I create a culture of motivation and resilience with my students.
2 Ways I Get Students Invested in Growing All Year
by Quincy Hills | 4.3.23
A seat at the table + a place on the team = a culture of shared success for all our students.
3 Ways Our Mentorship Program Promotes Black Greatness
by Quincy Hills | 3.9.23
By creating a mentorship program for our students, we connect them with Black excellence in our community.
3 Principles for Supporting Bilingual Learners
by Claribel González | 1.6.23
Being raised in a bilingual community has been an immense source of joy and inspiration to me.
How I Let Every Student Know: Math IS For You
by Cicely Woodard | 8.3.22
Math didn’t always come easily for me. I had wonderful math teachers, but I remember going home and sitting at my little desk having these challenging moments with my math homework.
For Teachers: 5 Resources for a Tragic Moment
by Teacher2Teacher Team | 5.26.22
We’ve gathered a handful of resources that may support your teaching in the days ahead – but first, we want to remind you that just your presence makes such a difference for your students, especially now. We hope that even as you work to take care of your students, you will take care of yourself too.
