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Texas Teacher Certification
-Begin working on our “Professional Learning and the Path to Certification” course while you assemble your application. This is the first step in the teacher certification process
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The Socratic Method of Teaching
-…when you tell people what to do, their minds close. You lose their experience, knowledge, and creativity…” Dennis continues, “‘What do you think?’ Means the leader is the teacher
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Now is a Great Time to Become a Teacher
-With the current teacher shortages across the United States, now is a great time to start your career as a teacher.
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Don’t Grab the Conversation
-When we actively listen, we can understand what the other person is trying to convey and give them the best response instead of grabbing the conversation and running away with it
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What is Confirmation Bias?
-Confirmation Bias is: “bias that results from the tendency to process and analyze information in such a way that it supports one’s preexisting ideas and convictions.”
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Context is King
-“In everyday talk we often hear people talking about the importance of not taking something out of context. This is wise advice. Nothing exists, and therefore can be understood, in isolation from its context, for it is context that gives meaning to what we think and do.”
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Texas Content Identification
-How does iteachTEXAS identify my content area? iteachTEXAS is required to identify a content (subject) area for each enrolled Texas teacher candidate. But how does iteachTEXAS do that? And, what does that actually mean?
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Texas Teacher Certification Waiver
-Governor Abbott has provided flexibility for issuing the Intern Certificate, to first-year teachers, by removing the requirement of passing a content test.
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TEXAS COVID-19 UPDATE
-I can remember September 11th, 2001. I remember where I was, what I was doing, and what my first thought was when I heard the news. In an instant, life changed forever.
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Memorization Tips and Tricks for Teachers
-Do You Have a Good Memory? I like to think I am pretty good at memorization, but, it’s not something…
