When it goes well, a parent call can be a transformative moment in your relationship with the student, and by extension in your classroom.

The actual call can be scary, because you never know what you’re gonna get. 

Calling your students’ parents can be intimidating… but it’s also a central component in meeting your students’ needs.

Do you want to introduce your ESL students to American Halloween traditions? Here’s a fun, ready-to-go lesson!

National Board Certification is a challenging journey. Make it easier on yourself by avoiding a few common pitfalls.

No more wasted class time. Sponge Activities soak up those lost minutes of learning so every class is bell-to-bell instruction!

Greeting gives Senegalese people a sense of life. it makes us feel good, and above all it makes everyone feel loved, respected, and recognized as a human being.

Working with difficult students requires us to model what we want our students to become: Calm. Confident. Knowledgeable. Caring. Unflappable. Here’s how.

Firm structure and thoughtful classroom practices can help you meet the needs of challenging students.

Deep in their hearts EVERY student has the same question: “What are you going to do about it?” Effective teachers provide a quick, calm, and fair answer.

It’s incredibly hard to teach when your students wont behave. It’s demoralizing, and there are no easy answers. Here are 18 suggestions to - not fix it, but to help make it better. (Part 1)

Using The Essential 8 to structure my planning or, Season 18: Third time’s a charm?!?!

AI art generators are evolving quickly. Teachers and Parents have got to keep up!

AI art generators are evolving quickly. Teachers and Parents have got to keep up!

What to say, how to sit, and what to wear for a wonderful visit to Cameroon

Avoiding a few key faux pas can help you better connect with French people and enjoy your travels.

When in Congo, slow down and enjoy the focus on community and friendship

In Egypt, greetings are an essential part of cultural etiquette and social interaction. Ahlan wa sahlan!

Learning when to use AI - and when not to - is increasingly part of being a teacher… and a human!

AI is always confident, but not always the best tool for the job.