Where Creativity & Education Meet Christianity
Hey there! Being a teacher can be a rollercoaster of emotions, but it’s filled with incredible experiences that make it all worth it. Whether you’re a seasoned educator or just starting out, blog posts on being a teacher can be a fantastic resource. They offer a glimpse into the day-to-day life of teaching, providing insights, tips, and real-life stories that you can relate to. From managing a classroom to fostering student engagement, these blog posts cover it all, with a friendly and supportive tone. They provide a platform to connect with fellow teachers, share ideas, and learn from one another’s experiences. So, if you’re looking for some inspiration, validation, or just a good laugh, dive into these blog posts and discover the joys and challenges of being a teacher in a welcoming, friendly way. Happy reading!
Have you ever been told to do something, but chose not do to it? I think we all have at some point in our lives. This was me from the time I graduated high school until the time that I needed to get a job after graduating with my master’s in math – and it’s …
This school year (2023-2024) is my 10th year teaching, and I thought that I would reflect on what was necessary to help me be the best teacher possible. So, I came up with 10 things that I can’t live without. God God is my rock and my guide. If He wasn’t number 1, then all …
Backstory Growing up, I attended a discipleship class on Wednesday nights called “Girls in Action” or GA’s. As a part of GA’s, each class member was invited to go to a camp, where learning more about God was at the forefront. While attending, I learned the “Fruits of the Spirit” song, and it has stuck …
With this being my 10th year in education, I’ve had multiple conversations with parents – some good and some bad. My goal is to have more positive healthy communication with parents. I want to make sure the parents/guardians know I am in both the students’ and parents’ “corner”. I feel like I have reached my …
As July is coming to a close, it is time for me to start thinking about going back to school. This is the time of year I reflect on how I want this year to go and what I want to accomplish. For my 10th year, I want to keep a few Bible verses in …
Do you and your students know that there are math and coding competitions out there and some even come with monetary winnings??? Well, now you do! Ha! Fantastic List of Math & Coding Competitions The following are fantastic resources/websites that have pretty amazing competition lists. As I was researching high school math competitions, I came …
As teachers, we inevitably have “that” student that causes trouble in our classes. I call them a “difficult student”. Here are some strategies that I have used to help with behavior management. Make a relationship with them The #1 best thing that you can do to help your classroom management is to make relationships with …
Even though I am a few years in, I normally know what I need to start the school year with. However, sometimes it helps to have a classroom supplies list that I can always access just in case I forget. Unusual Classroom Supplies Since I teach all levels of math and computer science, my classroom …
I am 9 years into teaching and I have to say that it is one of the hardest but most rewarding jobs out there. If it wasn’t for setting boundaries and finding ways to take care of myself, I am not so sure I would have made it this long. So, for any of you …
I am forever hearing, “I hate math!”, “Math is stupid.”, and “I’m never going to use this in the real-world.” and I went on a mission to find why students hate math so much. This is what I found. It’s Difficult Math is difficult, especially if you are not mathematically minded. Understanding this is key …