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Stress Free Parent Teacher Conferences: The Power of Student Led Conferences Parent teacher conference time can mean late nights, lots of planning, and incredible amounts of stress for teachers. It adds a lot of work on our already overflowing plates. But today I have a secret, one tip that will not only take the work …
Whatever you want. Okay, I know this is a really simple tip – but I think it is so important. I’ve seen countless posts on Instagram, pins on Pinterest, and blog posts all outlining things like the “3 things you must do”, telling you that you have to do certain things to prepare yourself for …
Have you heard of batching? It’s a term a lot of teacherpreneurs use to describe how they manage their business in a productive and efficient way. They focus on one topic or task and get it all done before moving on to something else. One easy way to understand batching is to imagine meal prepping. …
To work, or not to work. Working during your lunch break is a controversial issue for some teachers. Some feel very strongly that you shouldn’t work, while others work through their lunch every day. What are your thoughts on the topic? Personally, I work during my lunch break on most days. I’m going to tell …
Allow Time for Students to Socialize One thing that virtual students are really missing out on this year is interaction with their peers. A virtual Valentine’s party is the perfect time to let students interact and socialize with each other. Sometimes, that’s really all they need! Incorporate Digital Games and Activities There are some AMAZING …