Teacher support

Teacher morale is an important part of the school community. Teachers are unique, we are used to fending for ourselves, and pulling ourselves out of even the deepest of funks. This doesn't mean we don't like a little morale booster from time to time.

Strategies for self-care for teachers and other educational support staff. Teaching is tough! It's important to put mental, physical, and emotional health first. Use these strategies to help focus on yourself. It comes with a free printable poster as a self-care reminder.

A temporary strategy designed to improve virtual learning has become a successful schoolwide policy that supports students and teachers.

In many schools across North America, special education teachers get the short end of the stick when it comes to support for their classrooms. With typically low student to teacher...

Educational use of Internet technology is on the rise in school districts across the country. But its effectiveness depends on more than just access, to be truly useful, teachers must understand how it works. Technology in schools started slowly, first with email access and then with more regular computer use in classrooms.

“I want my teacher to know I’m smart in Swahili,” one student wrote, changing the future of this teacher’s practice.

Supporting teachers and staff: Ideas for school social workers and school counselors. Suggestions include morale boosters and self-care

Happy teachers mean happy students. Here is a list of ways to build morale, support teacher wellbeing and have fun as a teaching team at school.

What to Take to the Classroom As a Teacher Assistant. Teacher assistants are an integral part of the classroom and can significantly enhance the learning environment by providing essential support to the head teacher. Though the role of the teacher assist