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First year teacher tips and advice - Are you a first year teacher? I am so excited to share A TON of first year teaching tips and advice wit...

Teacher Burnout Explained in Two Pie Graphs This is a non-scientific (but probably pretty accurate) graphic I have created using my experience as a teacher. Another title for this chart could be "Teacher Burnout Explained

“When is it okay to interrupt my teacher?”

Recently, my students completed evaluations of all their teachers. After the evaluations were complete, I was able to request my results. Like the majority of evaluations from students, they said I gave "alot of work" (yes, "alot"). There was also the one random kid who either really does not like me or is not happy with their grade so they say I'm a horrible teacher. Over the course of four years, I have learned to ignore these types of reviews. My subject tends to have a lot more "work"…

It’s hard for me to believe it, but I’m about to start up my twelfth year of teaching. A lot of new teachers have messaged me on IG asking for some advice. When I sit down to reflect on my previous years, there is so much that I wish I had known when I first started. 1. ... Read More about First Year Teacher Advice

Teach me Tuesday // morning message

In my classroom, I’m always looking for ways to improve. To grow as a teacher, I reflect on my lessons and consider what went well, wha...

Ride Away With Mrs. Rigway, First Year Teacher

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The first year of teaching is one of the most exciting and challenging years of a teacher’s life! 15 Teaching Tips for New Teachers offer proven strategies to help new teachers survive their first year of teaching. Follow these, and your first year of teaching is sure to be a success!#vestals21stcenturyclassroom#newteacher#firstyearteacher#newteachertips#newteacherideas#newteacherhelp

Sometimes, teachers can’t hold their tongue any longer. Here’s a list of things we wish we could say to parents but can’t.