Beau is a teacher, entrepreneur and the founder of The Moneywise Teacher! He started this website to help educators make and save more money.
Whether you are in a more formal teaching environment, or you are an admin needing a more polished daily look, New York & Company is lush with power suits, dresses, and separates for every day of the workweek. Savvy shoppers want to know, does NY&Co offer an education discount? Does New York & Company Have […] More
As educators, we see the value in hands-on learning that allows children’s creativity to be the limit of their success. Curious Chef sees the value in giving children the right tools to be able to navigate their way to culinary success, no matter how old the chef! Founded by an early childhood educator, Curious Chef […] More
I often think back to my childhood and reminiscence about the days where I would look forward to every seasonal break from school. It seemed like one was already just around the corner: fall break, winter break, spring break, and the grand finale of summer break. Of course, back then I didn’t have to worry […] More
Perhaps you are thinking about going into the teaching field and wonder if it would be a good career choice. Or you’ve noticed very hard-working teachers going above and beyond for their students and wonder, “is their salary as rewarding as their career?” Do teachers make enough money to live comfortably? Maybe you just want […] More
Have you ever seen a bright red apple sitting on a teacher’s desk and wondered why teachers get apples? What events in history or pop culture have made apples such a well-known symbol for teachers? Why do teachers get apples? No one knows for sure why teachers get apples, but there are theories on how […] More
Public School teachers are public servants. We all understand the dedication and sacrifice that teachers make for society as a whole. It is no secret that teachers don’t make a ton of money, but it is a common assumption that teachers end up with a pension after they retire. Is this still true? Do teachers […] More
While my great-grandfather may have dropped out of school in the 6th grade, today it’s expected that the vast majority of children in the United States will attend school from grades K-12. In addition, most parents will elect to choose public school districts to educate their children. What’s better than free education, right? Well as […] More
Lakeshore Learning has almost everything an early childhood or elementary teacher could use for their classroom. Pocket charts, mini dry erasers, cubby storage, sensory games… if you can imagine something for your students Lakeshore Learning probably has it. According to the New York times in 2016, 94% of public school teachers spent their own money […] More
Little Passports is a subscription box service that offers four fun and creative ways to explore the world for a wide range of ages. Our Little Passports review includes a look at all four of their monthly subscriptions, including Early Explorers, World Edition, USA Edition and Science Expeditions. Is this subscription box service worth it? […] More
Are you looking for a great interactive map for the special children in your life? Well, look no further! Bring geography to life using our suggestions for 5 of the very best interactive maps on the market. [Please note that we might share a small portion of the sales from the links on this page. […] More
Great board games are fun, engaging and can be wonderful learning tools! Here we share 6 of the top rated board games that teach money skills to young children. [Please note that we might share a small portion of the sales from the links on this page. We only share products that we truly love […] More
If you are still struggling with student debt, have you looked into teaching loan forgiveness programs? Here I outline 6 student loan forgiveness programs for teachers. Â Please check them out, you may qualify to get some or all of your student loans forgiven! 1) Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) First on our list of […] More