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August 26 by admin

The Secrets to Parenting While Working from Home

               Have you ever thought that parenting and working from home would be a great situation?  In early spring, I received news that my school district was going to online learning due to the coronavirus.  My daughter’s school was also on leave, and I thought, ‘Perfect, we will be home together.’  I looked at my […]

August 14 by admin

Addressing Racial Inequality Using Nonfiction Books

                Have you ever read a book that changed your life by exposing your biases?  Every summer, I read books, usually nonfiction books such as self-help, personal finances, and autobiographies.  The autobiographies are often a part of pop culture because of the shock factor.  A few books truly made imprints in my mind, like The […]

September 13 by admin

6 Life Lessons I Learned from Failure

Failure can feel like a dark cloud over your life; however, it can bring with it a valuable lesson. I was feeling good about myself.  I had earned accomplished on my teacher evaluation, and I earned Master Teacher status the same year.  At the end of the school year, I took a chance and transferred […]

August 6 by admin

A Tornado Brought A “Marzano Refresher” and “Gradual Release” Professional Development

The night of Memorial Day 2019 changed my life.  During the middle of the night, my cell phone chimed a weather alarm-a tornado was heading towards my neighborhood.  My daughter and I quickly entered the laundry room and waited for the storm to pass.  We heard a gust of wind overhead, and I knew that […]

March 29 by admin

Lighting the Fire at the OCTELA Conference

I recently attended the Ohio Council of Teachers of English Language Arts (OCTELA) Conference in Worthington, Ohio.  The conference was from March 1-2, 2019, and it was two days packed with information for teachers to take back to their school.  The purpose of the conference was to gather educators to share ideas and best practices […]

November 29 by admin

Pedagogy In Education

As teachers, we attend countless professional development classes throughout our teaching career.  I can recall attending a writing professional development class for a tool named I-Control, which I used for over a decade.  I remember participating in a foldable class that provided free adult beverages-ha! In another course on character building, the creator of the […]

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How I Paid $20,000 on My Student Loan in One Year

A year has passed since my commitment to pay off my student loan debt began.  I made the commitment in November 2017, but I consider March 2018 the date that I actually began making large payments towards the debt.  To date, I have paid off $15,448.49 in principle of my student loan.  I did not […]

How to Create a Welcoming Classroom Environment

Teachers are pillars of the community and are esteemed as leaders of the educational system.  Our mannerisms, behaviors, speaking skills, and writing are taught, modeled, and reinforced.  We stand at our doors and encourage students to come into our room with open minds, ready to learn, practicing good citizenship or behavior.  As a middle/high school […]

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