4 ways to engage your students in critical thinking: enjoy creating, develop connections, encourage creativity, and inspire reflection.
How to Engage Students in Critical Thinking

4 ways to engage your students in critical thinking: enjoy creating, develop connections, encourage creativity, and inspire reflection.
4 classroom management strategies for new teachers: have clear rules and consequences, discover your teacher voice, focus on building connections, and start with a firm grip.
3 strategies that will help you develop and teach empathy through children’s literature: culture and experience, perspective empathy mapping, and dramatize the feeling.
Four ways for teachers to overcome burnout and stress: love your boundaries, use your voice, create a plan and find your passion.
Three steps for teachers to practice self love when feeling anxious: sleep it off, do your thing, and develop connections.
4 Steps to motivate yourself at work as a teacher: integrate the “you” factor, embrace reflective practices, take a break in class, and know that you’re supported.
5 Steps to reduce and manage teacher stress and anxiety: note the issue, assess the stress, practice mindfulness, embrace support, and find additional support.
Teachers and homeschooling parents, care for yourself in four ways: set and maintain boundaries, plan ahead, be grateful , and put yourself first.
A challenge for teachers and homeschooling parents to develop healthy relationships: in their class, with their family and within themselves.
Teach about diverse cultures, like Chinese New Year with 4 activities: clean it up, indulge in creativity, celebrate this occasion & love zodiac signs.