“I can’t ever find an instructor!”  Sound familiar?  I hear it all the time from students.  “There is never an educator around when I need one.”  […]

When I first started teaching Master Educator classes, Letha Barnes (my step-mother) gave me some great advice.  She said that when it came time to reading […]

The first week of every May is Teacher Appreciation Week.  This week-long celebration is a time when the community, students, and parents show their appreciation and […]

Do you sometimes feel that no matter where you look in your school you find students complaining? In the classroom, breakroom, dispensary and even the student […]

How many times have you been teaching only to look up and find that your students are sitting there with their eyes half closed, zoning out […]

When playing a game in the classroom, a fun way to determine which team goes first is with the classic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. To […]