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It’s that time of year again – time for the semi-annual parent-teacher conference. Although this type of meeting can strike fear into the hearts of all parties involved (even the students!), frequent TeachHUB.com contributor Janelle Cox today spells out methods for executing a good conference, including the most important factor: […]
For all students, becoming fluent with the use of technology is critical to ensuring their future job opportunities. Yet there exists a troubling technology disparity: a significant number of U.S. students, especially those in low-income households, do not have access to a computer or an Internet connection in their home. […]
Today on TeachHUB.com, contributing writer Jordan Catapano takes a look at that rare breed of educator, the “tough” teacher. You know the type. Tough teachers: Assign lots of homework. Set High expectations for academic performance. Refuse to let students go to the bathroom. But “tough” teachers also know how to push […]
Among Native American students, only 46% graduate high school and a mere 17% go on to attend college. The American Indian Education Foundation has made it their mission to help Native American students realize that they can overcome these daunting statistics and the many academic challenges they face. AIEF spokesperson […]
Throughout October, teachers around the U.S. will be commemorating family history moth. It’s a great way for students to get in touch with their own identities, and to learn about their classmates as well. Today, TeachHUB.com (and TeachHUB magazine) contributor Janelle Cox visits some fresh ideas for teachers and students […]
When I was a student, I pounded out papers on an electric typewriter. When I started teaching, the web wasn’t an instant resource. I taught students about note cards and bibliography cards when they researched topics. Those days are long gone (and I am thrilled). Today, our students gather and […]
Collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity – these four “C’s” of learning have guided and directed the curriculum trajectories of several generations of educators. But as the teaching profession has evolved — especially with regards to technology and all the elements it brings to the classroom – it’s time to […]
What does it mean to teach for social responsibility? At Morningside Center for Teaching Social Responsibility, it means intentionally teaching young people to understand themselves, each other, and the world. We help teachers create classrooms where students can air and solve conflicts, discuss controversial topics, have a say in what […]
Today on TeachHUB.com, noted blogger Myree Conway takes a look at an idyllic, make-believe, magical school where “The pleasant aroma of freshly baked cookies coffee would waft from the teachers’ lounge, where your colleagues would be working harmoniously side-by-side as perfect-pitched, singing butterflies gently hovered over their heads.” It’s a […]
How much do you think a spot in a small town public school classroom costs? Try around $15,000 a year. Many rural schools are struggling to stay afloat due to tax cuts and a drop in enrollment. With fewer students enrolled in the school, less money is being provided by […]
All too often, educators fall into a rut of “Don’ts” when attempting to carry out a lesson plan: “Don’t use commas there. Don’t bore your audience with that intro. Don’t settle for a three-point thesis. Don’t use that quotation there.” But veteran teacher and frequent TeachHUB.com contributor Jordan Catapano notes […]
How does your ed tech prowess stack up with your fellow teachers? Take the Ed Tech Intelligence quiz to find out! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCzOJDJZHoBttdHAjJsnN9w?sub_confirmation=1
October is Connected Educator’s Month! That means that the academic world is practicing the art of networking now – and it also means it’s the perfect time to connect with the people and professional development resources that can make you a better teacher. We’re all busy, for sure, but you should never neglect […]
Let’s admit it, we’d all like to spend our spring breaks relaxing on a beach or on some once-in-a-lifetime trip, but that’s not always in the budget. That doesn’t mean you can’t avoid the everyday routines of home and truly enjoy your vacation! Here are 12 ways to make the […]
For many teachers, the most difficult part of being an educator isn’t the mountains of paperwork due at the end of the semester, mastering the Common Core State Standards or even disciplining the naughty kids. Rather, many teachers struggle with engaging the gifted students in their classes — the ones […]
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