There are some crucial issues regarding the challenges that the education profession faces, particularly school culture and climate. These challenges can indeed have a significant impact on the morale of teachers and the overall quality of education.
By being the eyes, ears, and voice at the State Capitol, PET demonstrates a dedication to representing the interests of educators and students in Tennessee.
Schools and educational institutions should recognize the importance of rest for teachers and support practices that promote a healthy work-life balance.
Self-care is crucial for teachers to maintain their well-being, manage stress, and sustain their passion for teaching. Here are some self-care practices that teachers can incorporate into their routines: Set Boundaries: Establish clear boundaries between work and personal life. Avoid taking work home whenever possible and designate specific times for relaxation and family/personal activities. Prioritize … Continue reading Self Care for Teachers
Transforming education and workforce training is a critical endeavor that aims to prepare individuals for success in a rapidly evolving and technologically driven world.
Supporting our teachers and leaders from educator preparation programs to the classroom, and through their careers is the only way to achieve success for all students.
Here are some tips for YOU, Educators, that we hope you may use to practice some self-care!
Google Voice is an excellent software for educators to use to call parents instead of their cell phones.
I tend to avoid the debates among people discussing reading. I think there is some truth in all sides of a debate. I learned to read early and easily. I am also unabashedly an advocate for children with dyslexia, as it has been an issue identified and championed by our members. I am encouraged by … Continue reading The Reading Wars Continue
As educators, we all know how crucial parental engagement is to a student’s success in school. We wish that we could engage all parents with the snap of our fingers. For some parents, teachers don’t even have to do that much. And yet, other parents take far more cajoling. Try some of the hints listed … Continue reading 7 Ways to Foster Parent Engagement
Today, you will receive a letter from us regarding HB1183 and SB0503 (Education Freedom Scholarship Accounts), which are making their way through committees on the House and Senate sides. The fiscal memo is located here. The House bill will be in the Education Administration on Wednesday, and the Senate bill will be in the Senate … Continue reading Member Survey on Education Freedom Scholarship Accounts
The truth is that teaching is a challenging profession that requires a unique set of skills and abilities, and not everyone is cut out for it. The pandemic worsened the problem of recruiting and retaining public school teachers. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), 86% of US K-12 public schools face challenges … Continue reading Help Wanted: Seeking Qualified Teachers
Not getting enough sleep is a common issue among high school students. Lack of sleep can have a significant impact on their health and academic performance. Early school start times are at least one of the contributing factors to this problem. The National Sleep Foundation and other health organizations recommend that adolescents get around 8-10 … Continue reading Sleep is Very Critical for Students
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