Those Who Can't Do

It is the new year and we have finally ditched the dumpster fire that was 2020. A lot of people have new year's resolutions at the start of every year. In fact, according to finder.com, about 74% of …

This season, we will continue to explore major topics in education, while we also expand on topics that don’t require you to have the knowledge of benchmarks, standards, and the overall need-to-knows…

Before we begin, we would like to give a shoutout to our promotional partners over at Lesson Writer. 

LessonWriter is a website for teachers that creates literacy-focused lessons from any content of c…

We need male teachers because the field is dominated by females (75%). If you Google statistics around this fact, you’ll see an outcry for positive male role models, the need for male influences in s…

According to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, “Surveys show that ninety percent of teens ages 13-17 have used social media. Seventy five percent report having at least one act…

What is there to say? 

Public schools are cool. 
So are private and charter. But we are here to decide which options benefit which types of students and teachers as we all try to understand what choice…

We are moving away from our usual podcasts on current events this week to talk about a major issue that is facing all of us younger teachers: The Burnout. We will be talking about the infamous 5 year…

Virtual Learning has faced criticism and praise in equal measure while allowing for a brand new era of teaching in America. 

This podcast delves into the struggles of a virtual classroom for teachers,…