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This week is an opportunity to #thankateacher on Twitter during #teacherappreciationweek. At Westminster School in Atlanta we have a corp of highly dedicated and inspiring teachers working with our pre-1st through 12th grade students. When students excel in a theatrical production or concert, compete on the athletic field, write for a student publication, design a…
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Michael Sykes wrote a piece on Axios, Why teachers are walking out of the classroom? We have seen teachers walk out of their classrooms across the country, from Arizona to West Virginia. In most cases they are protesting two things: (1) the inability of their states to fund teacher salaries at a reasonable level; and…
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It might be hard to affirmatively answer this question in the midst of a growing number of teacher strikes around the United States. In Oklahoma, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Arizona, teachers are standing up to be heard, and their voices are in the millions. In a USA Today article, ‘Tired of begging’: Teacher rebellion shuts…
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In Chapter 6 from the Robin Hunter’s book, Mastery Teaching, he writes about the importance of understanding that neuroscience informs us how to think about teaching and learning. Neuroscience explains that different parts of our brain are responsible for processing information. The left hemisphere is responsible for analytical and sequential processing, while the right hemisphere…
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