Tweet There’s something exquisitely simple about being given an “extra day” in one’s life. A simple gift to make for a grander year. “Another” day, a gift to cherish. —......
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Tweet“Notes from the Playground” is a regular feature on our blog. For this series, Greg John generously allows us to share his principal’s reflections and stories from his wonderful book,......
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TweetBetter than chocolate? Lasts longer, more fulfilling…. Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day present for that special teacher in your life? Teaching with Heart is full of stories and poems......
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Tweet“Notes from the Playground” is a regular feature on our blog. For this series, Greg John generously allows us to share his principal’s reflections and stories from his wonderful book,......
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Tweet Name? Erin Shilling Current position? Middle School Teacher How long have you been in education? This is my 4th year teaching. What’s a little known fact about you? A......
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TweetName? Jill Tanner Current position? 6th Grade Special Education Teacher How long have you been in education? 33 years What’s a little known fact about you? Our two children gave......
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TweetSnowed in? Restless? Savoring the hot chocolate? Either way, it’s the perfect time to take the Teaching With Heart Interview!...
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TweetTonight while cooking, I heard a few minutes of a NPR story on Stephen Ritz, a science teacher in the Bronx, who decided to “grow 100 bags of fresh fruits......
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TweetThanks to Greg John for sharing his Principal’s Reflections with us. “Flash” is another terrific story from Notes from the Playground.  Greg John writes: I’ve been an elementary and middle......
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TweetLily Eskelsen Garcia riffs on “What do teachers do?” In 1 minute & 34 seconds, Lily Eskelsen Garcia, President of NEA, recounts what teachers do — which, of course, is......
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