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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Michelle Courtney

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Michelle is a National Board Certified educator and an Exceptional Needs Specialist. She is also the author of The Smarticles book series, which aims to serve as a resource to counselors, parents, and teachers alike who are on a search for tools to teach social and emotional learning. In her free time, she enjoys hosting a pen pal exchange, virtual book club with 80 other people and creating educational resources. Michelle also always uses a planner to stay organized and is passionate about teaching her students how to use planners to enhance their goal-setting and time management skills.

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Ivana Kovacevic

Deborah is a retired drama educator and director having taught for forty years in both the public and private sector. During this time, she created curriculum for studies in creative dramatics, creative movement, introduction to musical theater, musical theater, film making, technical theater, introduction to Shakespeare, introduction to theater as well speech and debate.

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Deborah Baldwin

Deborah is a retired drama educator and director having taught for forty years in both the public and private sector. During this time, she created curriculum for studies in creative dramatics, creative movement, introduction to musical theater, musical theater, film making, technical theater, introduction to Shakespeare, introduction to theater as well speech and debate.

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Catherine Coyle

Catherine is an elementary teacher from Georgia who is passionate about creating engaging classroom resources. With a combined social following of 150K+, Catherine is making a huge impact both in and outside of the classroom!

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Stephanie DeLussey

Stephanie is a dual-certified special education teacher, Master IEP Coach®, children’s book author, and teacher mentor with a social following of over 300k! She has a passion for creating engaging, adapted resources for teachers and students with disabilities. With her blog, research, and resource guides on her site, Mrs. D’s Corner, Stephanie inspires thousands of educators every single day.

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Claudine James

With over 3 million followers, middle school educator Claudine James, also known as @iamthatenglishteacher, has taken the TikTok world by storm. An award winning and National Board Certified Educator, Claudine shares what inspires her as an educator and an education influencer.

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Common Grammar Mistakes: Expectations vs. Reality

All of us have made common grammar mistakes at one time or another. It’s happened to anyone who has ever written: You sit down and write a sentence, only to realize later that your grammar is not just wrong…it’s actually hilariously […]

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Aimee Scott

Emphasizing social emotional learning, Aimee Scott inspires thousands of educators every single day. Through her social following of over 100k and her innovative blog, Aimee’s creative and engaging lessons take education to an entirely new level!

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Teacher Feature Blog Series – Angel Garrett

We all remember a teacher who inspired us. An individual who has always believed in us, supported us through challenges, sparked our passion for a topic, or inspired us to keep going when we were discouraged. For me, I was […]

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5 Ways to Improve Students’ Executive Functioning Skills

Executive functions are a set of cognitive processes that help with decision making, achieving goals, planning, problem solving, organization, and controlling impulses. No one is born with these skills — you must learn them. During infancy, the foundation to build […]

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Do parents prefer print or digital learning materials? 

In the last year and a half, schools across the world have had to make a swift and sudden shift to online learning. Nearly everything has gone digital: lessons are delivered via video conference, tests are a matter of mouse […]

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