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What Are the Different Types of Teaching Philosophies?
Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I had no idea that there were different teaching philosophies. Yet now that I have learned about the different methods teachers use, I can see the influence they have had on my life and the way I homeschool my kids. So what are the different types of teaching […] More
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Do Teachers Get Summers Off?
Did you know that in the United States alone, there are about 3.2 million public school teachers? With those odds, there’s a chance that you have a teacher friend that you envy a little because of their “summers off.” And if so, you’ve likely heard the complaints of their job a time or two. But […] More
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What Are the Different Types of Colleges and Universities?
I have a son who just graduated high school. It was a surprise to all of us, so we really hadn’t thought about his plans for the future. Now that he has a high school diploma, we are looking around to see what his options are for postsecondary education. I wonder what different types of […] More
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Teaching in Florida: The Pros and Cons
If you’re thinking about becoming a teacher in Florida, you may have a lot of questions about whether it’s worth it or not. Florida is famous for its hot summers, mild winters, beautiful beaches, and city attractions like Miami, Tampa, and Orlando. It also has some amazing natural scenery. With all this in mind, you […] More
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The Professional Qualities of a Teacher Explored
Teaching is one of the most important jobs on the planet, and it takes a special kind of person to be a good one. A teacher can make a big difference and have the ability to influence and change the lives of their students. Since all teachers are different, as well as students, what are […] More
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The Different Types of Educational Leadership Explored
Every person has a unique leadership style, just as everyone has a unique personality. Each superintendent, principal, and teacher has their own method of teaching and interacting with the students. It is imperative to understand how the leaders of your local school may be running the school. It will help you to better understand their […] More
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Do Teachers Get Paid Weekly? The Ultimate Teacher Pay Structure Breakdown
If you have a friend in the teaching industry, you’ve likely heard them mention how they are a “broke teacher.” Now, I don’t think that any person saying this actually means that they are legitimately broke… they probably just feel like it. The reason for this is because a teaching salary is typically far lower […] More
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Should Teachers Be Allowed to Take Away Phones?
The times are changing, let’s face it. The world is not the same as it was twenty or thirty years ago. Just like each of us had to learn to adjust to new cultural and societal norms, so did our teachers. Teachers have been trying to decide whether to ban cell phones in the classroom […] More
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Why Do Teachers Hate Hoodies?
As an adoptive mom of biracial children, I’m not too fond of hoodies. I seriously feel like they make kids look like thugs and gang members. And in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, plus living in the South, I find myself getting fearful as my 8-year-old starts to look more and more […] More
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Why Are Schools Banning Backpacks?
Practical problems call for practical solutions. When students attend school, they have a variety of materials they’ll need in order to learn efficiently. Generally, they’ll carry all of these supplies in a book bag or backpack – and picking out a new backpack can sometimes be a highlight for the new school year. Some schools […] More
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What Is the Importance of Educational Psychology?
Educational psychology deals with how people learn. However, it’s not limited to only education. It can address emotional, social, and cognitive learning; whether it’s a child, teen, or adult. That said, what is the importance of educational psychology? In a world full of accessible information, learning has become a critical and necessary skill in order […] More
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Do You Get Paid to Homeschool?
America’s educational system has been in the hot seat for years. Many teachers and administrators have felt unheard as they share their feelings on state regulations, mandates and milestones in order to accommodate standardized testing. This leaves some families and educators looking to switch lanes and find another way to educate their students. In recent […] More
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