The last few years in the world of education have brought us MANY challenges – one of those challenges being finding ways to AUTHENTICALLY assess students – especially virtually. This especially can be a challenge if you are brainstorming doing some type of alternative final exams with your high school science students.
Click below to hear about career changes and more: When I first started this podcast, I knew I would love to interview my dear friend and past co-worker, Jamie Whitlock. I learned so much from Jamie as her coworker and learned even more from her just through doing this interview,
our school year has gone anything like mine usually does, by May I am D.O.N.E. I’ve got countdowns on my white board until AP exams, EOCs, and summer break. I’ve got senioritis about as bad as my seniors do. I want to toss my laptop out my window like the graduating students are about to toss their caps and say GOOD RIDDANCE to another school year.
Click below to hear what to do after end of year testing: What do you do with that awkward, random amount of time you have after end of year testing is over? Whether you have 3 days or 3 weeks left until the last day of school, energy this time
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Click Below to Hear About Pain-Free Sub Plans Over the next few weeks, I’m doing a series of episodes based on listener requests. I love hearing from you and providing content that is relevant. So…what was the most requested topic? How to best write pain-free sub plans for secondary science!
It’s that time of year when you will most likely be receiving and evaluating your teaching contract for the next academic year. And let’s be honest, this may be the hardest year yet when it comes to evaluating your teaching contract.
Click below to hear about teaching seniors: What better way to top off our mini-series on Senioritis than an interview with a teacher who has a lot of experience teaching seniors in her career. I am so excited to welcome my friend, Diana Price, to the show today! In this
Nothing is more awkward than the random amount of time you have post end of year testing. This can range anywhere from 3 days to 3 weeks for many teachers, depending on the exam and the way your school year schedule falls.
Click below to hear how to combat senioritis: I’ve saved the best for last! In episode 12 and episode 13 I shared tips for combating senioritis as it creeps up in our classrooms this year. If you missed those episodes, be sure to go back and listen. It is possible
Click Below to Hear About Combating Senioritis Part 2: Fighting students for their attention is the last thing you want to do when combating Senioritis. The more choices we can provide for our students, the better our chances for finishing the year on a positive note and avoiding the symptoms
Click below to hear how to combat senioritis: As the weather starts changing and the days are getting longer, Spring Fever starts to set in. I call it Senioritis, and whether you teach seniors or not, this condition does not discriminate based on student age. To be perfectly honest, Senioritis
Not sure where to begin simplifying your teaching life? Start by reseting your classroom! Get the step-by-step checklist you need here!
