Today’s post is the second in a series on common misconceptions noneducators have about teaching. Kimberly Rimbey is an author, inventor, consultant, math coach, mentor, and teacher. Kim’s most recent Corwin book, Seeing the Math You Teach, focuses on supporting…
Teaching is more than lessons and assignments, it’s about building relationships and creating meaningful experiences and after 21 years in education, Megan Epley continues to find enjoyment in teaching English as well as connecting with her students to help them succeed.
Most academics join education as a scholar, a professional or both. We start our professional lives as a biomedical researcher, an allied health practitioner, an engineer, a historian, an architect (the list goes on!) and at some point, through choice…
Three tips identified by students that will help you develop an honest, strong relationship with students and become a more authentic teacher What is an authentic teacher and how can you become one? You may also like Does your workload…
Sea Cow Lake principal reflects on 23 years of changing lives Twenty-three years ago, Vineshree Naidoo entered the teaching profession uncertain of what awaited her. Today, she leads the school she has called home for more than two decades, carrying with…
0:42 A small change for the start of class 1:21 Help every student participate by talking to each other before the class as a whole 1:44 What teachers can learn from assessment Hello everyone, I’m Anggi Maisarah. I’m a lecturer at the Faculty…
Walk into any classroom and you will see a teacher standing in front of a group of students. But you will never see the whole story. The teacher sees unfinished homework, restless students, whispered conversations, distracted faces, and hands that…
Some educators simply teach a syllabus; others are true mentors who shape the very fabric of our souls. Professor Riyaz Ahmad Wani belongs to that rare, extraordinary class of human beings. He is an exceptional person who inspires his students…
East Providence’s school district projected a $1.3 million deficit for fiscal 2026, with transportation, out-of-district special education placements and utilities among the costs running above budget. The projection emerged as new Superintendent Robert Perry took office and amid vacancies in the district’s…
Superintendent Robert Perry presented a $106.9 million request at the 4% cap but projected spending near $110 million, with a $1.3 million deficit already flagged for this year. East Providence schools may face a $3.8 million gap next year; options floated include cutting up to…
Providence Public Schools: hiring, expansion, leadership and results.
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