The first year of teaching is, without a doubt, the hardest year of teaching. There is all the late night marking, all the weekends writing

Teacher’s Question: What ended in 1945? Student’s Answer: 1944. Teacher’s Question: Name the following shapes: ⭔, ◯, ▱, ◊, and ⬡. Student’s Answer: Liam, Olivia, Elijah, Emma, and Mia

I may never have stood up on top of my desk while teaching or told my students, “Carpe diem,” but short of that I’m willing

Puréed “Sure, I can teach that,” I said, trying to sound more confident than I actually felt. Mentally, though, I was already preparing myself for

The first few years of online learning in the 2000’s were a tangle of trial and error. Some things worked beautifully: individualized learning plans, tutoring

“I’m just not a math person.” It’s a sentence I have heard countless times from students during my years of teaching math in the classroom

The most important thing to establish early is your relationship with every student.
Your students want more than anything to feel noticed.

Let’s make sure you get off on the right foot and start your school year off right! We’d like to offer some tips on using StudyForge that have been proven effective for online teachers.

As the school year comes to an end, and for many of our students, the first full school year attended virtually, we have been looking back and reflecting on a year unlike any other.

“Go, go, go! Get there! Slide!” These were the screams belted out by my son’s coach. They were immediately followed by an eruption of cheers from those of us in the crowd as Ethan slid under the tag at home to score the winning run in his 9U year-end tournament a few years ago