To Stop Teacher Shortages and Attrition Pay More and Support Better

“Is the grass really greener elsewhere?”.  Many teachers consider this question at several times in their careers.  Actually, the question is not worded correctly.  “Is the grass where I stand green enough for me now and for my future” is … Continue reading

Summer Is Time for Refreshing Teachers and Refreshing Lesson Plans

Before you teach last year’s lessons again, review, evaluate, and adjust. Schools do not provide time for this important work, so make it an August task. Your students will appreciate your efforts. Continue reading

Educating Problem Solvers

We get what we settle for, and today’s education creates Jeopardy players not problem solvers. We need mandates that make problem solving a school curriculum and grad requirement. Continue reading

School Faces Once Etched Are Forever Memories

Time does not diminish the significance of childhood, school friends. Their faces, personalities, and good traits are indelibly etched in our memory. Continue reading

Gifted Teachers Cause Indelible Effects

Exceptionally good teaching is a gift to a child. When it is taught by a gifted, an exceptionally good teacher, the gift has indelible effects. Continue reading