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Top 5 Tips for Surviving Your First Year of Teaching High School

I recently reached out to my teacher friends, some veterans with years of experience and some whose first year wasn’t so long ago, and they offered the following tips to help you survive your first year of teaching high school.

Jen Caldwell

Back to School: Free Classroom Resources Bundle from EducationCity

Our fun, classroom packs are full of printables that are perfect for getting your classroom organized and ready, while our Back-to-School Topical Resource Pack is loaded with everything you need for a perfect first day back, including fact sheets, activities, and name tags!

McKenna Wierman

Establishing Control and Coherence in Elementary Classroom Management

Interactive, immersive strategies can enhance an orderly environment that promotes pro-social student behavior and academic engagement. Let’s take a look into how you can establish control and coherence in your elementary classroom management strategy.

Latonya Taylor-Rowe

Creating Productive Struggle in the Classroom

As humans, we are conditioned to avoid struggle and to help others avoid it as well, so it can be difficult for a teacher to watch a student stick on a problem while the rest of the class moves on. But, cognitively, it’s the struggling student who is developing the most. Here’s how to get more of that struggle into your lessons.

Scott Sterling

Beyond the Classroom: Building Lifelong Relationships with Students

Why in the world do these former students, now adults, still want to talk to me? Let’s take a look into what my former students had to say.

Nikki Lindroth

[Feature Focus] Study Island Teacher Toolkit

As a teacher, don’t you love when you have resources at your fingertips to make preparing for class easier? The Study Island Teacher Toolkit gives you just that!

Alexis Brakebill

Study Island Group Session Feature Focus

By leveraging technology you already have in your classroom, Group Sessions give teachers the ability to conduct simple, measurable, and easy-to-use whole whole-class activities while they gather actionable student data—and their students have fun in the classroom.

Alexis Brakebill

4 Pieces of Advice for New Teachers

Although the best methods of success are those which you come up with for yourself, some universal tips can help everyone’s first year of teaching go smoother.

Scott Sterling