Many teachers who choose to take online courses or classes do because it is much more convenient than commuting to an educational center two to four times a week. So, will that help them become a better teacher?
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The United States alone has one of the highest high-school dropout rates in the world. I believe online learning is a start but we must prepare our classrooms for non-traditional students because if we don’t; the cycle will continue.
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“Working twice as hard to get half as far” continues to loom in schools, many times African Americans women are not privy to these networks put in place that allow for white women to be successful in school systems as teachers.
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There are many opportunities in public schools, private schools, elementary classes to high school classes. What are you doing to ensure you have a job when you graduate?
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When I was a teacher, every holiday season I spent about $200. Yes, this seems like a lot but, gift-giving was a part of our school culture. Here is the breakdown below:
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Most of the teachers I know genuinely want to change the world but once we arrive in predominantly white schools we are faced with adversity.
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Alexa, the virtual assistant is a fun way to increase engagement in the classroom.
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Teachers are always sharing their individual excitement about personal experiences with their students. My first year of teaching was a challenge
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