3 Marketing Skills Students Are Not Being Taught in School
Published January 28, 2018 by

3 Marketing Skills Students Are Not Being Taught in School

I was really good at “doing school” when I was a kid. I knew all the ins and outs of the academic world and was able to breeze through most of my coursework. I enjoyed the process of learning new things and pushed myself to understand concepts as deeply as possible. Looking back, there is little surprise that I became a teacher.

Fast-forward to my early thirties when I found myself entering into the world of entrepreneurship as a writer. For all my successes in the academic sphere, nothing in that experience had prepared me for the world of business. In particular, when it came to a critical business skill like marketing, I quickly realized I didn’t even know what I didn’t know.

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The Constantly Evolving Role of the School Librarian
Published November 2, 2017 by

The Constantly Evolving Role of the School Librarian

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How to Increase Classroom Transparency
Published October 18, 2017 by

How to Increase Classroom Transparency

From: Teach.com – October 18, 2017 – by Sheldon Soper More than ever, teachers are called to justify their practice and their decision-making inside the classroom. Whether it is from administrators, parents,…

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3 Ways for Veteran Teachers to Prevent Burnout
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3 Ways for Veteran Teachers to Prevent Burnout

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Avoiding Device Hypocrisy with Teenagers
Published August 11, 2017 by

Avoiding Device Hypocrisy with Teenagers

If you are a teacher or a parent looking to break through a teenager’s screen addiction, nothing is more important than avoiding device hypocrisy yourself.

Technology is everywhere. Digital communication (and the reliance on the devices that go with it) has become a crucial part of the professional and personal lives of most adults. Teenagers see this and are quick to use it to justify their own compulsions to constantly stay logged into their own digital lives. Read More Avoiding Device Hypocrisy with Teenagers

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