TEACHERS' VOICE blog

In challenging times, it can be easy to dwell on the negatives — especially as an educator...

When our governor mandated school closures a couple of weeks ago, every fiber of my teacher...

It’s cold. It’s raining. I’m wearing a sweater as I write this, yet it’s late May and the...

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Congratulations! You made it to the end of the school year.

Are you excited for summer? Are you...

Walking around the classroom, clipboard in hand, I moved as quickly as possible, diligently...

Forward

by Teaching Channel's Vice President of Engagement, Paul Teske

I have long been skeptical of the “One Word” promises made at the turn of the new year.

Tch Laureate Geneviève Debose Akinnagbe teaches ELA at Bronx Studio School for Writers and...

What are the KLEWS to real learning in the classroom?

“I’m an exhibitionist of student learning”

Last spring, as I renewed my National Board Certification, I was struck by how much has changed...

Every fear hides a wish. 

It doesn’t seem possible that my time in the classroom is over.

I’ve long been curious about what's underneath. The back story of the author, the inspiration...

Most of us realize the importance of a warm-up to get our bodies and minds ready, whether we're...

There's an urban legend in education that says new teachers will begin their careers as...

If you've ever taught in a classroom, you get what few other people understand -- there is no...