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8 Reasons Why Preschool is the Best (for Teaching)

Once you become a teacher, the next step is choosing at which level you will work. Let’s take a look at some compelling reasons that preschool teachers give for choosing, and enjoying, teaching at this level. There are a lot of great reasons to choose to become a preschool teacher. Let’s take a look at […]

Professional Development

Preschool Teacher Resume

For teachers, creating a high-quality custom resume can mean the difference between being passed over for that next perfect position and getting your dream job the first time. With preschool a more competitive field than most, especially compared to educators going into high school or college environments, it's even more important to make a great […]

Well-being

Keep Yourself Healthy When Students Are Sick

Schools are places of learning and discovery. But let’s be realistic — they’re also germ factories. When you have a bunch of little kids who might not yet have learned how to reduce cold and flu transmission, you are at high risk of catching whatever is happening around the classroom. Even teachers of older students […]

Child

How to Teach a Child Manners

Sometimes we don’t take much notice of our child’s manners (or lack thereof) until we see them interacting with people outside of the family unit. Sometimes when you are with your children in a social setting, you will be aghast at their lack of manners, and at other times, they will do you proud! There […]

Behavior

Encouraging Child Creativity

Many of us believe that creativity is an innate quality that a lucky few tend to be born with. However, this is not the case. Creativity is an integral life skill that can be nurtured and developed alongside practical skills such as math and reading. Creativity is vital for problem-solving beyond art, literature, or theater. […]

Behavior

Don’t Name Shame Students

Name shaming is a real phenomenon in which you judge someone – usually in a negative way, and often in a racist-stereotype way – based on their name. And unfortunately, a lot of teachers do this to students. People who name shame may do it for several reasons; some do it unconsciously, while others do […]

Classroom

Educator Expense Deduction

For teachers and educators who invest in their students by putting supplies back into their classrooms, the Educator Expense Deduction is designed for you. This unique deduction is also created for educators who aim to improve their skills through unpaid classes or courses by their employer. Devised as a way for academic administrators and teachers […]

Classroom

Effective Educators

If you want to become an effective educator, certain qualities may contribute to your future success. Of course, a love of learning and children is a given, but other attributes will help you to excel in this career path. Let’s dig a little deeper into some good attributes for aspiring teachers. If your goal is […]

Classroom

How to Become a Substitute Teacher

Substitute teachers are an important part of the school system. They take over when a classroom’s regular teacher is ill or has to take time off, and they make sure that the lessons stay on track. Some substitute teachers stay in a classroom for a day or two, but others may take over a class […]

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