We admit, the title of this post about teacher freebies is a bit misleading. In truth, this list includes links to THOUSANDS of 2022 teacher freebies. These 13 freebies are either individual freebies you can claim today, or links to online resources with hundreds (or thousands!) more freebies – worksheets, activities, lesson plans, you name […] More
It is no secret that schools at all grade levels are severely underfunded which often results in students not receiving the quality of education they deserve. In an attempt to make up for their school budget’s shortcomings, teachers may use their own money to purchase supplies that their students need. But what if there was […] More
Teachers often don’t receive as much compensation as they should. Instead, they frequently get paid less than they could be earning. They also get stuck in the time consuming and unlucrative position to teach. It can be frustrating to be paid little for your talent and education. So, how can teachers make more money? Check […] More
In an age of savants and freelancers, there is no exhaustion to our need of specialized knowledge. If you need something done, chances are there’s someone out there that can do it for you through a platform like Upwork or Fiverr. However, one area that continually gets revisited in our changing landscape is the role […] More
Public schools cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to operate effectively. Each student enrolled in school often has a “price tag” associated with their attendance. Different educational facilities receive various funding types based on the population they serve. Ultimately, many different factors determine when, how, and why a school receives funding. However, that leaves the […] More
As a nation, we have long loved and respected the teaching profession and admired a teacher’s genuine ability to connect with their students. Yet, it’s common knowledge that teachers are not typically prancing their way to the bank every Friday with vast sums of cash. This clearly leads us directly to the question of, “how […] More
As a fresh off-the-batch educator, I have a lot to learn. From teaching and classroom management to how schools really function. One thing that I have learned throughout my college degree in education is just how much power school budgets have when it comes to cutting classes off and providing limited resources for teachers among […] More
Most likely, the first career path that comes to mind when one thinks about the educational field is that of a teacher. And rightly so! Teachers play a vital role in education; and the job of a teacher cannot be replaced. Sometimes, though, big dreams and bright futures inevitably lead to thinner lined pockets than […] More
Some kids grow up wishing that they could be a teacher one day, they look at the teachers they had throughout the years and see the impact that they had on them, and they say they want to have the same impact on future children. So they go to school, get the degree, go through […] More
Planning for education beyond high school and even after college is challenging. There are many steps and many things to consider, one of which is figuring out how to pay for it. The average tuition cost of a college education for the 2020/2021 school year was $41,411 for a private institution. For students living in-state, […] More
Trying to buy a house on a teacher’s salary may seem overwhelming, impossible even; home values in most areas are increasing and teacher’s pay is remaining the same. Not to mention, there are so many expenses related to buying a home, a home inspection, appraisal, moving truck and so forth. With all of these huge […] More
When considering the requirements of becoming a teacher in your state, you’ve probably wondered: “are teachers civil servants?” Yes. All public school teachers are considered civil servants because they are paid by taxpayers and work in the public sector. Teachers become civil servants after they are licensed by the state they are teaching in and […] More