Year: 2019

Teachers complain about their lives, and their students, in copy and break rooms across the country. Teaching is hard work and complaining can become second nature. Complaining about students is toxic. It easily leads to […]

The National Education Association (NEA) is now recruiting teachers onto their creative team to help determine how schools across the nation should be designed, and which curriculums should be put into place. It is only […]

Genetics, diet, and physical activity all play an active roll in ensuring that our kids don’t face childhood obesity. There are several ways that you can implement healthy behaviors within your home in order to […]

The curriculum associated with year six has been known to include some daunting material, but a new game called, “Lost Pens” is reinventing the way that students engage in literacy learning. Students are put to the test in epic battles where they fight monsters with their writing and literacy skills.

Teachers are ready to break out of their molds. Most school districts limit teachers creativity by giving a set guideline that they must follow in their classrooms and concentrate on performance testing. Teachers are more […]

Summers and children go together hand in hand but they also cause weight gain in inactive kids. Get your kids moving by making daily plan with specific themes for the day of the week. You […]

Stocking your pantry with healthy snacks makes grabbing something quick to eat easy. Whether it be carrots, hummus, popcorn or frozen grapes, there are many healthy portable food options for quick trips to the park. […]

It is often easy for teachers to focus more on what it is that they teach and how they teach, but they often overlook the area or where they teach. It is believed that students […]