Category Archives: Tips & Tricks
February Tips & Tricks
February can be fun, I promise! The key to engaging students during February is implementing
Feb
January Tips & Tricks 2
Winter weather is just about everywhere right now! With the cold and dreary weather often
Jan
January Tips & Tricks
Happy New Year! In the spirit of resolutions, cleaning, and organization… it's time to reset your
Jan
December Tips & Tricks
December is a month full of merriment and activities! It's also a month that brings challenges
Dec
Getting through the rest of November….
November is a month full of gratitude and thanks! Your students and their families are
Nov
Fun Classroom Ideas Before the Holidays Begin!
Hello November! The chaos of October has settled a bit, and now we get to
Nov
Turkey Teacher
"Turkey Teacher" is a common fundraiser in elementary schools, where students bring in money to
Nov
The Ides of….October?!
October has this way of cramming as many things as possible into a schedule with
Oct
Spooky Teacher Tips & Tricks for October
Happy October! Fall is finally here, and now it's time to gear up for all
Oct
Fall: Teacher Tips & Tricks
Every teacher loves to promote reading. After all, it’s a life skill that helps everybody!
Sep
Building a Successful Classroom
What is a successful classroom? A successful classroom isn’t about high test scores but engagement,
Sep
Back to school: How Brands Can Help
Now that it’s August, the reality of another school year beginning becomes a clearer reality.
Aug
School Supplies: Lessons Learned
Today I walked past the “Back to School” aisle and it hit me that I
Aug
An Educator’s Summer
What do teachers really do during the summertime? Meredith Biesinger Sweet summertime! It feels like
Aug
Summer PD Ideas for Teachers: The “Summer Lab” Experience
Summer and school vacation have just begun! And although it will fly by quickly, this
Jul
Fun in the Sun! Preventing Summer Slide.
Consistent learning opportunities can prevent the summer slide. Learning opportunities are around us every day,
Jun
Organize Your Classroom for The Summer
Many teachers are down to the home stretch of the school year and are anxious
May
Summer Camps and Learning Opportunities
The value summer learning experiences have on students is significant for their personal and
May
The Data Talk
Savvy educators have more than one data point. This gives you a well rounded and
Apr
Preparing for the End of the School Year
Students often ask me, “When does this class end?” to which I would answer, “Never.
Apr
It’s Time For…Spring Cleaning!
I find myself looking at stacks of clutter that has built over the LONG winter
Apr
Tax Tips for Teachers
It's officially tax season…cue the groans! Taxes are a task that few people look forward
Mar
Problem solving Technology for K-12 schools
"Wait! No internet? This was a crippling situation for our teachers and parents."
Feb
TikTok? Nope, the Teacher Taught Me
Challenge yourself this week to sit down and implement a few things you know your
Feb
Celebrating Black History Month
This is a great time of year to dedicate our learning to the lives of
Feb
Real World Classroom Tech Issues
"Being in education, I was told, means that there will most likely be an element
Jan
Classroom’s Latest Technology
"Keeping up with the latest trends is a daunting task for teachers. I received my
Jan
Give your PC a Free Digital Clean!
Give your PC a Free Digital Clean! with Meredith Biesinger (Watch Video)
Jan
Making 2023 a Year of Improved Change
As you begin 2023 and are starting to try out your resolutions, I am happy
Jan
The Goal for 2023: Engagement
It's the new year, and that means new goals for everyone. Student engagement is something educators constantly
Jan
This Goes Out to the January Student Teachers
"You can’t contain spontaneity. Kids will fall off their chairs and burst out singing at
Dec
Merry & Bright
Kindness should be given every day, not just during the holiday season. However, there are
Dec
Turkey Teacher
"Turkey Teacher" is a common fundraiser in elementary schools, where students bring in money to
Nov
D is for Dyslexia
A staggering 5 to 15 percent of Americans—14.5 to 43.5 million children and adults—have dyslexia.
Oct
Finding Joy in the Little Things
I recently had an eye-opening experience while working with kindergarten students. This was their first
Oct
Develop and Refine Your Communication Practices!
I am a big fan of clear, inclusive, and purposeful communication. It is a beautiful
Oct
Magic Words
I remember during my student teaching experience, my cooperating teacher suggested that I should find
Oct
Back to School: Tips for a Successful School Year
It’s that special time of the summer – back to school! The excitement around the
Aug