7 Ways to Embrace Diversity in the Classroom (and why being colorblind isn’t the answer)
Making our classroom a welcoming and diverse place is more important than ever. We need to ensure that all of our students feel comfortable and that they are exposed to a variety of cultures and races. We will share why diversity in the classroom is important and how to make it happen. listen here: Subscribe to the Teach…
Learn MoreHow to Pursue Racial Unity (The Gospel v. Critical Race Theory)
Racial equality and reconciliation is important, but is the woke movement the way to get there? What does the Bible have to say about racial unity? Join us for a conversation about this important issue. The Woke movement vs. biblical truths:In the midst of an already tumultuous year, we were hit last Memorial Day with another…
Learn More10 Truths for Christian Teachers to Cling to in 2020
With everything happening, it’s so easy to feel overwhelmed, frustrated or discouraged. That’s why we MUST keep our eyes on Jesus and on what He says is true.These 10 affirmations are truths we must cling to this year, so make sure you download the printable version or the audio file at the bottom to review…
Learn More7 Boundaries & Routines to Weather the 2020 School Year
The 2020-21 school year promises to be extra challenging, which means we need boundaries & routines more than ever.Join us to discover key routines and boundaries that will help you & your students not just survive but perhaps even thrive in this crazy year.listen here: Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast.resources mentioned:Tyler Harms’…
Learn MoreYour Blueprint to Create a Conducive Learning Environment as Schools Reopen
We still may not be 100% sure what school will look like this fall, but we know that we’ll want to make every second we have together count! Today, we’ll discuss a five keys to create a conducive learning environment no matter what learning situation you end up facing.listen here: Subscribe to the Teach 4…
Learn MoreReimagining Better Schools Post-Covid
Covid closures completely upended the school year. And now, as we consider heading back new year, we have no idea what that might look like.But regardless of the form school takes 2020-21, we can and should be asking bigger questions. How can we take the lessons we’ve learned during these closures and reimagine schools in…
Learn More6 Time-Saving Principles to Achieve Work-Life Balance
Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast. There’s no doubt that teaching can be stressful & overwhelming at times. But that certainly doesn’t mean it should be taking over your life. Many teachers are reporting that COVID-19 required even more work of them than before. They suddenly had to learn all about distance learning practices,…
Learn MoreNext Fall is a Big Question Mark. What Now?
We all hoped next fall everything would be back to normal, but now we’re not so sure. Theories and ideas abound about what form next school year will take.So what are we as teachers to do? How can we plan when we don’t know what we’re planning for? Where do we spend our time when…
Learn MoreThe Right Way to Talk Politics & Social Issues (In & Out of the Classroom)
Oh my goodness what a year this has been!? We always knew an election year would bring up politics, but who knew the election would take a back to seat to COVID, the tragic killing of George Floyd, and so much more! More than ever, we need to be able to talk about political & social…
Learn MoreEnd Your Year with this Engaging (yet simple) Distance-Learning Project
Discover a fun (low-prep) project you can use to review, create a sense of closure, and even create fun memories in these last days of distance learning.listen here: Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast. read the article:Distance learning has completely upended our end-of-the-year traditions, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still do something…
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