If it’s 10pm and you’re staring at an essay assignment you posted three weeks ago, trying to work out what you’re actually going to grade it on, this one’s for
You have 30 students in front of you. Twelve are working about two grade levels above grade level standard. Nine are working about two levels below. The remaining students are
A new student walks into your room in the first weeks of school. They have a 12-page IEP that you haven’t read yet. There’s a behavioral plan somewhere inside it,
It’s 1:15 p.m. Your next class starts at 2:00. You lost 2 periods already today to meetings and a highly uncooperative printer, which was not the plan. The lesson is
Friday afternoon has finally arrived after the first week. Your classroom is quieter. The first week’s papers are stacked in several places you’ll definitely remember on Monday. You’ve learned 28
Most teachers run more digital tools than the job actually requires. There’s the district LMS for grading and curriculum structure, a separate tool for AI-assisted lesson planning and tutoring support,
Colleague AI, Inc. and the AmplifyLearn AI Center at the University of Washington are recruiting K-12 educators for an ongoing research panel. We’re looking for teachers, paraeducators, specialists, and administrators
It’s 9:40pm, and your thermometer says 102.3. Tomorrow was supposed to be day three of transformations in Algebra II, the day the class moves from graphing f(x) to figuring out
At 8:07 a.m. on day two, three students arrive at your classroom door. One student’s preferred language is Spanish. The second is Somali. The third is Mandarin. None of them
The beginning of the school year means a time to get to know your new students – and what they’re capable of. If you’re reading this at 10pm because you
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