I’ve spent the last two years diving in to Twitter chats. It’s provided the best professional development I could have ever had as a teacher and leader- and it’s free! I’ve met some great mentors and colleague buddies along the way too. I’ve seen others share their favorite list of websites, bloggers or even hashtags…

Interview with Adam Mark Bridgers, Husband of an Elementary School Teacher   I was recently working on a project where I had to be very reflective. Part of that process was to reach out to others to find out their opinion of my skill set and attribute descriptors. [See original post here.] That got me…

I came across an interesting article from EdWeek called “A Superintendent’s Perspective on Teacher Leadership” which was written by Jonas Chartock and Chong-Hao Fu who work for “a national non-profit organization that works with schools, districts, and states to advance teachers’ leadership skills and opportunities to ensure all students have the opportunity to succeed in school…

I have been recently reading “The Teacher Wars” by Dana Goldstein that depicts the change of our educational system over decades of time. One fascinating fact that Dana shared in her book was on evaluation systems. How boring of a topic, I know, but to be honest teachers complain the most about how they are…

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I am currently reading a book by Dana Goldstein called “The Teacher Wars.” She examines the history behind education in terms of how it has transformed over the years. There are a few points she made in the book that I want to discuss in detail below. First, she mentioned there being numerous issues with…

Do you ever have a dream but stop yourself from achieving it because of your own personal fears or insecurities? That’s how I am feeling right now. I recently blogged about having a dream to be an educational consultant and FINALLY admitting to myself and others out loud that I was committing to my dream…

Ever since I was a little girl, I dreamed of being a teacher. I played school with my stuffed animals in my mom’s high heels, passing back blank papers to my living room classroom of “students.” I was hooked and in love with being the best teacher for students. I was inspired by my fun,…

Hello readers! I have not been writing as often as I have in the past because I was planning my wedding. But, I am happy to say that I am now back in the swing of things as a MARRIED woman! Here are a few captured moments from friends and family of our special day:…

This past year i have been interviewing future teachers for The New Teacher Project‘s Teaching Fellows programs. At the beginning of the interview, I always share a brief background on myself before diving in to the real questions. So many times the interviewee was inspired by something I said we end up chatting about that…