Teacher reflection / advice Archives - Page 7 of 19

Encourage a love of math through stories kids will enjoy Reading and math might seem like two totally different subjects—but

The Lost meaning of Words

I was recently teaching an economics unit to a class of high school freshmen and asked them a simple question:

It’s that time of year again—AP exam season is officially underway! Whether you’re walking into your first AP test or

Monitor Exams. Or Testovanie 9. These words are certainly familiar not only to Slovak students, but also to many who have been

One of the most exciting moments in the IB DP Physics course is when students take full control of their

With absences increasing, I’d like to share a message I sent to parents recently… “Some students have been absent /

This past weekend, my family had the incredible opportunity to visit one of my student’s cottage homes in the beautiful

📚 GEMA International Short Story Writing Competition 2025 📚 Are you ready to kickstart your writing career? Here’s your chance

Selective mutism, also known as selective mutism, is a complex childhood anxiety disorder where a child consistently chooses not to