I have been teaching for almost 18 years and have definitely learned a thing or two (thousand) that could help new teachers just starting out. I knew I had to join the linky party at Fabulously First, so I could share one of the things I do every single year that always puts me ahead of the game.
Trust me - it works! You can link up, too, by clicking on the image above. I can't wait to read all the great advice!
Here's another fun linky party to check out! Tori, from Tori's Teacher Tips, is challenging everyone to do something really silly. You can check it out here:
The winner of her contest stands to win some really great prizes! I am looking forward to seeing all the pictures.
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Perfect advice!
ReplyDeleteShanyn
Coffee, Kids and Compulsive Lists
AMEN!! I agree! Makes you stop and think sometimes too.
ReplyDeleteღDeAnne
First Grade and Fabulous
Breathing and smiling are always good!
ReplyDelete❀ Tammy
Forever in First
Lori, Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your wisdom. I have already been receiving comments from first year teachers thanking me for this linky party!
ReplyDeleteDeb at Fabulously First
My TpT Store
Ah, the golden rule. It's amazing how easy it is to tell the students to be nice to each other...and then the opposite can happen at staff meetings...LOL. Gotta love it. ;)
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Hello! I am your newest follower. Please check out my blog and follow. I would love to share ideas with you.
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Mrs. Janelle
http://mrsjanelleskindergarten.blogspot.com/
Hello! I am your newest follower. Please check out my blog and follow. I would love to share ideas with you.
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Mrs. Janelle
http://mrsjanelleskindergarten.blogspot.com/
Excellent advise Lori!:)
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❤ -Stephanie
Falling Into First
Ya nailed it, Lori. That golden rule is oh-so important in teaching!
ReplyDeleteKelley Dolling
Teacher Idea Factory
Thank you so much for your thoughtful advice! I will be a new teacher this year (2nd grade) and am enjoying reading all of the advice from the expert teachers! I will definitely carry these words of wisdom with me as I begin my new journey!
ReplyDeleteAshley
That's So Second Grade