Teachers, you’re not used to teaching online but due to school closures from the Coronavirus, I want to share with you helpful teacher resources so you will be successful with this major change. Most of you aren’t use to virtual schooling or distance learning. Or teaching classes online. I hope these resources help you as […]
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Get Organized! Classroom Organization Ideas and Hacks for Teachers
Now that it’s mid-way through the year, it’s time to get your classroom organized with these easy tips and ideas sponsored by Staples. Don’t miss out on Staple’s Teacher Rewards program – it gives you free shipping, 5% back in rewards, and up to 10% back in rewards on teaching and art supplies. Classroom Organization […]
Continue ReadingBecoming a Freelance Writer, Part II
Yesterday I wrote about leaving teaching to pursue freelance writing. When I started three years ago, my goal was to be a well-paid freelance writer for national magazines. Eventually, I focused on my area of expertise, education and learning. Today I want to share with you the basics of freelance writing, what the pay is […]
Continue ReadingHow Did You Go From Teaching To Writing?
Several readers asked if I could share how I transitioned from teaching to freelance writing. In many respects, the journey of change applies to anyone in a life transition with finding your strengths, setting goals, and planning action steps. Leaving Teaching I left full-time teaching when AJ was born. When some financial challenges hit, I […]
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