As teachers and school leaders, sometimes the last thing you can think about is your own learning and professional development. Of course, continually improving teaching practice through school staff PD is critical in the success of our students. Today, we’re happy to share Professional Learning Board (PLB) with teachers and schools as a a dynamic and affordable professional development resource.
Today we’re introducing a brilliant guest blogger, Julia Thompson. With over 30 years of classroom experience as a public school teacher, Julia is helping new and veteran teachers everywhere with tricks of the trade. We’re excited to share Julia’s brilliance in a series of posts on the LearnBoost blog. She’ll be sharing tips on classroom management, best practices, and strategies for new teachers as they encounter the daily ups-and-downs of classroom life, and more! To kick things off, Julia has put together a basic guide of 10 realistic ways to ensure that you have a an enduring teaching career.
Most tutors come on recommendations from other parents or teachers. However the tutor who works for one student may not work for the next (even if they’re tutoring the exact same subject). The reason you get a tutor in the first place is that the way material is presented in class isn’t clicking for you, right? So why not make it as personalized as possible?