Inspired Teacher Hub
The Inspired Teacher Hub is a one-stop resource for educators who are committed to making a difference in their classrooms.
Welcome to the Inspired Teacher Hub
The Inspired Teacher Hub is a one-stop resource for educators who are committed to making a difference in their classrooms and in their own lives. This blog is dedicated to providing practical tips, innovative strategies, and free resources for teachers who want to elevate their teaching methods.
From effective classroom management to personal growth and work-life balance, the Inspired Teacher Hub is the go-to platform for educators striving for continuous improvement. Our mission is to inspire and empower teachers, nurturing a passion for lifelong learning and making education an enriching and fulfilling experience for both teachers and students.
- Blog
- Classroom Management & Behavior
- Curriculum Design for Teachers
- Educator Wellness and Tips
- ESL/ELL
- Free E-books
- General Teaching
- Improving Instruction
- Masters in P.E. and Health
- Physical Education & Health
- Simple Strategies to Boost Student Learning
- Social and Emotional Learning
- Student Growth and Achievement
- Teacher Financial Health
- Teaching During a Crisis
- Technology and Google tools
- Technology and Tools for Teachers
- Work and Life Balance for Teachers
Simple Strategies to Help Students Perform Better in School
How often have you helped your student practice, review, and prepare for an exam, only to end up disappointed or confused by negative results? When this happens, we tend to ask: What went wrong? We felt so confident going into this assessment! How can we make...
When Self-Care Isn’t Enough: Problem-Focused Stress Relief for Teachers
In the chaos of modern life (and amidst a global pandemic), the concept of “self-care” has become an increasingly popular topic. Self-care, loosely defined, is a focus on the actions we can take to support our mental and physical health, especially in the face of...
What We can Learn from Crisis Teaching: Notes from The Distance Learning Playbook
In an effort to wrap my mind around the challenges that lie ahead this year – and determined to make things better than they were last spring – I recently picked up a copy of the new book The Distance Learning Playbook, Grades K-12: Teaching for Engagement and...
Helping Young Students Feel Safe in School
As we wait to see what school will look like in the fall, many teachers are planning ahead to support students’ eventual return to the classroom. This includes a renewed focus on building students’ sense of safety and community. Child psychologists are encouraging...
Coping with Uncertainty: Tips for Teachers and Students
In the past few weeks, teachers and students across the country have been wrapping up their lessons and heading off to their much needed (and well-deserved) summer breaks. For many, there is a sense of relief: The year is over, and they are just happy they made it...
Inclusive Classrooms
Creating Positive Change: Building More Inclusive Classrooms The death of George Floyd brought an outpouring of pain and anger to my city last week. Our local calls for justice and equality quickly spread across the country and culminated in protests and marches...