As the U.S. enters a recession, it’s time to discuss the next steps. A nationwide teacher shortage is, unfortunately, still an issue. Teachers of Tomorrow has been working hard to …
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The next recession could be headed our way. Are you prepared? Here’s a list of the 10 most secure jobs: These jobs provide services for people, which are always in …
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Great news – if you’re already working as a paraprofessional or substitute, you’re one step closer to job security. In the coming months, many people are likely to face job …
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Let us share one of our best-kept secrets with you… you’ve never heard of a teacher recession because it doesn’t exist. Teachers are recession-proof. The last time Americans were severely …
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Stuck at home? Perfect. Calling all future teachers – freeze! Stop scrolling, put down the remote, game controller, or any other distraction currently being used to fill your days cooped …
Read MoreLeave it to our culture to come up with a new word in the midst of a crisis – Zoombombing. While the word and the action sounds funny, it is …
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Across the nation, educators are being asked to teach students of all ages remotely and to provide students with purposeful and meaningful educational opportunities, all without setting foot on campus. …
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Many of us are left wondering what the next steps are as COVID-19 continues to spread. Let us provide some answers. School districts still need to hire teachers. This means, …
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Every day is an interesting day in education research – two studies on teaching demonstrate the need for high quality teacher professional development. The first is a Gates Study, Teachers …
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It’s Engineers Week! I am an Engineer and one of the main reasons I became an engineer was Mr. Masters – my physics teacher from Herndon High School. He was …
Read MoreI will keep updating this post as it seems that more and more edTPA news comes in – on 2/26/2020 – The Pearson-scored test is meant to assess whether prospective …
Read MoreI am not normally a podcast guy but a podcast that covers the recent AERA study on the edTPA problems actually got me to listen to the whole thing. This …
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