1 question. 1 answer.

1 question. 1 answer.

  In my first year of teaching for my first observation, my math supervisor came in to critique a lesson. I had students come up to the board to solve…
The Pressure

The Pressure

  Yes, as educators, we should all feel pressure.  The stakes are simply too high.  However, we can only control what we can control.  Don't allow the pressure to impact…
Building a Fort

Building a Fort

  Do you remember building a fort as a kid? Maybe you used couch cushions and blankets. Or chairs. Or blocks. Some were fortunate enough to have a carpenter in…
Today & Goals

Today & Goals

  It can be very easy to forget the big picture when you are mired in the day-to-day small details of the classroom and daily instruction. Paying attention to your…
A Broken Clock

A Broken Clock

  Sometimes, we stumble into success.  We discover something by accident.  We find something that works even though we never anticipated it.  Take advantage of these moments.  Welcome them when…
5 Better Ways to Start Your Day

5 Better Ways to Start Your Day

  Looking for a new routine that will really get your day started on a bright note? Try these 5 ways to better start your day. Rich (@RACzyz)
5 Ways to Recharge during Spring Break

5 Ways to Recharge during Spring Break

  Many educators find themselves on spring break during this time of year. They may use the time to go on vacation, find time to complete household projects during their…
Compliments & Complaints

Compliments & Complaints

  We should always be prepared to receive compliments AND complaints.  When we receive either, we should be prepared to move forward with the critical feedback.  If it's a compliment,…
6 Ways to Build a Culture of Empathy

6 Ways to Build a Culture of Empathy

  We often wish that those we interact with would be more empathetic. Creating a culture of empathy does require some work. Try incorporating these methods to build a culture…