TL;DR: Teach Better’s professional development programs focus on hands-on learning, personalized coaching, and the 360 Support Wheel. The approach provides real-world application, ongoing resources, and a supportive community for continuous improvement. Success stories highlight the program’s positive impact on teaching effectiveness and student engagement. In the ever-evolving landscape of education, finding the right professional development program can be a game-changer. … Read More
The Rewards and Challenges of a Lifetime in Teaching
TL;DR: Lifelong educators find immense intellectual and emotional joy. They also face significant challenges like maintaining work-life balance and adapting to changing policies. Personal sacrifices, emotional resilience, and embracing technology are central to their career satisfaction. Mental health care and support systems are crucial for the well-being and longevity of teachers in their profession. Although their jobs provide them with … Read More
The Journey of Lifelong Educators
TL;DR: Lifelong educators often begin their journey with idealism and a passion for making a difference. As their careers progress, they face challenges and growth, leading to personal and professional reinvention. Reflecting on their legacy, they find fulfillment in the lasting impact they’ve made on students and the educational community. The journey of a lifelong educator begins with a spark—a … Read More
Building Bridges to Success with Professional Development
TL;DR: Attending conferences promotes continuous learning, empowering educators to bring fresh insights and skills back to their classrooms. Conferences provide a platform to connect with like-minded educators, fostering collaborations and creating a supportive professional community. Investing time in professional development rejuvenates teachers, offering self-care and reigniting their enthusiasm for education, ultimately benefiting both educators and students. Building Bridges to Success … Read More
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches and Getting In a Rut
TL;DR: Routine and order don’t mean doing the same things the same way every day. We can provide voice, choice, and possibility within established structures. Going back to basics is just as important as pushing the envelope. I love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Nearly every day of elementary school, my lunch consisted of the same basic elements: a peanut … Read More