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Celebrating Juneteenth
-I would encourage you to slow down on Juneteenth this year and imagine, as far as you are able, the emotions that would have flooded the minds and hearts of those hearing the announcement in Galveston for the first time.
Today, we can, and should, consider this reality of American history and allow that to inform our opportunity to join in celebration of Juneteenth National Independence Day.
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Managing Digital Clutter
-Remove the distractions and put your focus on what matters. Making a few small adjustments to how you manage digital clutter will provide stress relief and increase your productivity.
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Earth Day in the Classroom
-Every year on April 22, we celebrate Earth Day. Earth Day is the largest nonsecular holiday, celebrated by 1 billion people across 190 countries. The theme of this year’s Earth Day is “Invest in Our Planet”. What does it mean to invest in our planet, you may ask?
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5 Reasons to Choose an Alt Cert Program
-The iteach program is CAEP accredited, which is the highest accreditation available for college and teacher certification programs. You can trust that our training is effective. With that, our program is also setup with flexibility so that you can create your own training schedule. This combination is not available anywhere else.
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The Alchemist
-As days get longer and temperatures get higher, the promise of summer vacation is anxiously awaited among students and teachers alike. Although, the notorious and inevitable task that accompanies summer vacation may cause a couple of groans and even a few eyerolls. You guessed it, summer reading!
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Like a Girl
-“What does it mean to run like a girl?”, asked the interviewer. The young girl replied, “it means to run as fast as you can.”
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School Districts Under Pressure
-Yet, armchair quarterbacks are everywhere, and they will continue to preach and inject their opinions, criticisms, and “better” ideas so long as social media supplies the quill and ink.
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Autism and Neurodiversity
-Neurodiversity is a part of our genetics and our evolution as a species,” she explained. “The genes for autism and ADHD are not errors, but rather the result of variations in the human genome…
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Liberty High Vex Robotics Competition
-We are always excited to see our iteach graduates in the news fulfilling their dreams. Brady Adamowicz is in the news in Louisiana for Robotics.
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Teaching is Hard, But Never More Valuable.
-I hearken back to the extreme challenges that my grandmother endured in the late sixties and early seventies in her own classroom. Civil unrest (she was in South Mississippi). Nuclear bomb drills.
