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I never thought I'd teach middle school, but after my first year, here are the 5 things that changed my mind.

As a first-generation educator, I faced unique challenges—here’s how I navigated them and found my place in the system.

Unpopular opinion: Standardized testing is ruining the creativity in our classrooms. Am I wrong?

After teaching for 10 years, I've learned that the most important lesson isn't in the curriculum—it's about building relationships.

What’s the one thing you wish you knew before becoming a teacher? I wish I’d known about burnout and how to manage it.

I used to think I needed to be perfect in front of my students, but here’s why vulnerability actually made me a better teacher.

After 500 hours of classroom instruction, I found that these 3 strategies actually kept my students engaged. Here’s my breakdown.

Hot take: The school system doesn’t prepare us for real-world teaching. Here are the things they never tell you in college.

I was skeptical about online teaching, but after switching to remote learning, here’s what worked and what didn’t for my students.

As a teacher in a low-income area, I've learned that community support is crucial. Here’s how we can make a difference together.