/teaching-resourceBetween pacing guides, testing pressure, and students at wildly different levels, a lot of resources that look great online just don’t survive contact with a high school classroom. So I’m genuinely curious: What resources have you found that are actually usable day to day? Are
/askteachersI’ve observed that some students participate actively in lessons and complete homework successfully, yet their performance drops noticeably on tests and quizzes. They often tell me they understand the content, but once the exam starts, they feel anxious, overwhelmed, or suddenly
/askteachersCurious about this. While doing prep, I know some teachers who never have a written plan, others like me (one page, lots of acronyms), and some who have a 5-page detailed outline for a 45-minute block. How are you guys approaching this? Are you a "scripted" planner or do you jus
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