5 Ways to Avoid Teacher Burnout
When you became a teacher, you were probably full of excitement and enthusiasm, determined to change lives and make a difference in the world. But one...
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Advice for First-Year Teachers
You submitted your teacher resume, received an offer, and your first day on the job has arrived. Congratulations! You are about to start your journey as...
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5 Tips to Combat Zoom Fatigue in Your Virtual Classroom
Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts… whatever the platform, the fatigue is real. Not just for teachers, but for students and their families too. Did you know...
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5 Steps to Getting Started with Read to Lead
Woohoo, we’re so excited you’re here! You’re about to empower the next generation of readers and leaders, and we’re here for it! Here’s your quick start...
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Virtual Learning Do’s and Don’ts: Collaborating with the New York Life Foundation
In August and September 2020, Classroom, Inc. engaged over 40 New York Life employees in two virtual webinars that discussed best practices that keep employees’ children...
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Using the First Presidential Debate to Teach Lessons on Bullying
The Presidential debate that took place on September 29, 2020 was not one of the United States’ proudest moments. However, like all historic events, there are...