Uplifting Your Teachers in The Second Half

Dana GoodierBlog, Lead Better

TL;DR: Getting back into things after a tough first semester can be challenging. Look for ways to help teachers win in the second half of the year. Look for ways to celebrate the good work teachers have done all year. Regardless of your role, there are many opportunities to uplift your teachers and help them finish the rest of the … Read More

School Board Appreciation Month: Honoring Education’s Unsung Heroes

Suzanne RogersBlog, Lead Better

January is School Board Appreciation Month, a time to honor those shaping the quality of our education. School board members work tirelessly behind the scenes to create opportunities for student success. Let’s explore why they deserve our gratitude and how their efforts improve education. Representing Community Values School board members are elected representatives, serving as the community’s voice in the … Read More

Why Personalized Professional Development Is a Game-Changer for Teachers

Jeff GargasBlog, Engage Better, Innovate Better, Lead Better, Reflect Better

TL;DR: Personalized professional development tailors growth opportunities to individual educators’ needs, improving engagement, practicality, and flexibility. This approach fosters meaningful classroom impact through coaching, self-directed learning, and actionable feedback. Personalized professional development is exactly what it sounds like—tailoring growth opportunities to fit the unique needs of each individual educator. In today’s ever-changing classroom environments, the old “one-size-fits-all” approach to professional … Read More

Mastering Soft Skills for Teachers

Suman AgarwalBlog, Connect Better, Lead Better, Reflect Better

TL;DR: Soft skills like empathy, communication, and adaptability are essential for teachers. They help foster rapport with students, collaborate with colleagues, and engage parents effectively. Strategies include certifications, workshops, mentoring, and self-reflection to build these crucial skills. Soft skills are no longer optional. As educators, these skills are primarily important along with your hard skills. Today, we will discuss the … Read More