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Should I Sell On Teachers Pay Teachers? (Spoiler Alert: Maybe)

At some point in their careers a portion of teachers consider selling their lesson plans on Teachers Pay Teachers (TpT). As you know, we're not the highest paid profession. Many teachers really need...

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How to Survive a Poor Teacher Evaluation

When you receive a poor teacher evaluation, it can be easy to be really hard on yourself and think the worst. However, this happens more often than you might think and might have even happened for...

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link to Quotes for World History Unit-By-Unit

Quotes for World History Unit-By-Unit

I use quotes in my classes all the time. One quote can be a warm-up or exit ticket or a group of quotes can be the meat of the lesson. Quotes help to bring "old dead guys" to life and humanize them....

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link to American History Quotes for Every Topic in the U.S. Curriculum

American History Quotes for Every Topic in the U.S. Curriculum

They say a picture is worth a 1,000 words. I say a quote is worth 1,000 pictures. They are a great tool for the classroom. An appropriate quote can reflect an event on famous person's character...

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link to Ideas for Teaching Point of View in History – Examples for Every Topic

Ideas for Teaching Point of View in History – Examples for Every Topic

Perhaps you've heard that there are three sides to every story: yours, his and the truth that lies somewhere in the middle. Our job as history teachers should be to expose students to opposing...

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Should Teachers Give Parents Their Cell Phone Number?

Parental support and involvement can elevate a school to new heights. Teachers can and should communicate with their students' home as much as possible. But how far should we take it; is it...

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