As teachers, we often find ourselves at a crossroads between professional aspirations and personal fulfillment. The ever-changing landscape of education demands not just our skills
Assessing students’ literacy skills is pivotal for understanding their progress and refining teaching methods tailored to their needs. This post breaks down the three primary
Are you struggling to teach spelling skills in your classroom? Exciting changes are happening in Ontario’s education landscape, and it’s not just limited to the
If you’re a teacher in the junior grades (grades 3 to 6), you may have wondered about the best way to implement literacy centers in
Teaching Authentically: Navigating the TPA in Ontario In the world of teaching, evaluations can be a nerve-wracking experience. This is especially true for the Teacher
So, big news, right? There is a new Ontario Language Curriculum and it has gotten a makeover for 2023, and it’s not just our K-3
When it comes to running math centers, the thought of organizing and managing the perceived chaos can be daunting. However, with effective math classroom organization
As educators, we know that setting a solid foundation at the beginning of the school year is crucial for student success. This is especially true
Teaching math is like a machine with many moving parts, so staying organized in the classroom is a never-ending challenge teachers face. From what to
As the school year comes to a close, it’s natural for teachers to reflect on the ups and downs they’ve experienced. This year, in particular,
Chat GPT has impacted the world of education, with students increasingly exploring its potential for various tasks, including writing assignments. As teachers, it’s important to
How do you assess student learning? Do you use a final unit task or test? Traditionally, teachers have relied on tests or standardized projects where
See how to fit all of the curriculum together for the whole year in a simple year-long plan for language arts, math, science and social studies.
