TL;DR: Reflections on a book study of Upstream: How to Solve Problems Before They Happen by Dan Heath. This book provided insights to institutionalized problems and how they can be solved. Each member of the book study shares their favorite quote from the book with their biggest takeaways. In April, I had the pleasure of hosting a virtual book study … Read More
Emails from Educators
TL;DR: At Teach Better, we get emails from educators all over the U.S. Usually, these teachers are looking for assistance, guidance, advice, or even just someone to listen! See a few of our responses to some of the emails we’ve received about engaging students virtually, tech tools, and The Grid Method. Emails from Educators: #1 Hey – I am a … Read More
189: You’re doing enough. – Brad Shreffler chats with us about adjusting to failure, finding the good in emergency remote learning, and why you are doing enough, even when it doesn’t feel like it sometimes.
Brad Shreffler chats with us about adjusting to failure, finding the good in emergency remote learning, and why you are doing enough, even when it doesn’t feel like it sometimes. Brad’s Recommendations EdTech Tool: Google Sheets Book: “The Principal” by Michael Fullan “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” by JK Rowling Who to Follow on Instagram: Mike Washburn @misterwashburn … Read More
AWC Episode #19: Middle School Media
In this episode, Jen discovers a consistent media theme about middle schools, while Hans shares a powerful story. Later, Jen shares how she hopes to be remembered. Listen on your favorite podcast platform! More Episodes
Play Better: Why We All Need Play Right Now
TL;DR: Introducing a new monthly piece: Play Better! Play can play a huge role in your classroom, as it addresses physical and emotional development. An overview of what BreAnn will be sharing in her monthly blog posts to help educators and parents play better. Play Saves the Day My friends, we have been through a lot these past couple of … Read More