The “Goldilocks” Zone
Have you ever quit something after your first time experiencing it because it was either too simple or too challenging?…
Have you ever quit something after your first time experiencing it because it was either too simple or too challenging?…
I didn’t love Mister Rogers growing up. I was more of a Sesame Street-loving gal, with the bright, feathery puppets…
Teaching an AP class can be incredibly stressful. There is so much content to go over, make sure students are ready…
For about 7 years I worked for Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Working in guest-facing as well as “backstage”…
I have a confession to make- it’s been six months since I have been at my gym. Yes, in the…
As I sit in a professional development on Developmentally Appropriate Practices in Kinder, toggling between Pinterest & Facebook, I found…
As we all know, educating children takes a village. I think it takes three kinds of villages to truly raise…
At first, I thought it was a joke. I thought it was something The Onion had put together showing how…
I was proctoring my students during the standardized tests last week and thinking of how we try to train them…
“The AIMS results are in!” This one simple sentence can strike fear at the heart of an Arizona teacher. At…