Underserved Students and STEM

Out-of-school-time (OST) programs are essential in addressing STEM education gaps, especially for students from low-income communities served by Title I schools. These programs offer hands-on, project-based learning experiences beyond traditional […]

Small Talk… A Time Killer

I have been teaching for over a decade and there is one thing that I always wish I had more of in the school day and that is TIME! There […]

Micromangement of Teachers and its Impact

Micromanagement in schools can significantly undermine teacher morale by limiting their autonomy and creativity in the classroom. When administrators impose strict controls or excessive oversight on teachers’ methods, it sends […]

Collaboration or Competition??

Introduction: As an educator, I firmly believe in the transformative power of education. In my classroom, I have had the opportunity to explore two exciting approaches: competition and collaboration. Both […]

Maintaining Professionalism: Building Resilience Against Unprofessional Behavior

Introduction: In any professional setting, whether it’s the workplace or academia, upholding a standard of professionalism is essential for fostering a healthy and productive environment. Unprofessional behavior can disrupt teamwork, […]

“The Power of Positive Expectations: Unleashing Success in Education and Beyond”

“Whether you think you can or you think you can’t, you’re right.” These wise words by Henry Ford encapsulate the essence of positive expectations. Its important to have a growth […]

“Meeting Student Expectations: The Teacher-Student Partnership”

In the education journey, students have their own expectations from their teachers and administrators. Firstly, students seek teachers who are approachable and understanding. They want educators who listen actively and […]