As educators or parents or just as adults, we all acknowledge that there are differences between boys and girls as well as differences between women and men.
TeachHUB would like to show our appreciation to all you teachers out there with giveaways and prizes in our February Freebie Fridays on Facebook!
Based on the game of musical chairs, I have incorporated an activity that adds some much needed energy to the revision process, and will help them become better editors.
Classroom assessment may be challenging given the current expectations placed on you. You may be one of the many teachers who reports feeling increased pressures from school administrators, students’ families, your students, as well as society-at-large.
Trade Your Lesson Plans for Chances to Win an iPad! 
If your students are like mine, they will tell you many things you’d rather not hear, but there are some things they are likely thinking about you and your teaching abilities that they won’t say to your face.
Ever think your work emails or teacher stories are so awesomely entertaining, ridiculous or endearing that the whole world needs to read them? Well, John Pearson did and he was right!
Two big news items about class size and “innovative” approaches to education have our very own Mrs. Mimi, Jennifer Scoggin, sounding off about how administrators are missing the mark and setting students AND teachers up for failure.
This is the last week to enter TeachHUB's Classroom Camcorder Giveaway, so get your name in to win while you still can!Prize: Aiptek HD 720p Camcorder with 3x Optical Zoom
This easy-to-use camcorder is perfect for classroom projects and saving your school memories. You and your students will be able to easily capture impressive HD pictures or videos using the swivel, reversible LCD display & zoom features.
Deadline: A winner will be chosen at random on Monday, January 24 at 12 p.m. CST
Enter Classroom Camcorder Giveaway now!!
As educators, we often try to teach our students more than just facts and formulas. Being an avid female runner, there is a certain historical story which holds great meaning to me and teaches a lesson that cannot be graded through any test or quiz.
In her international teaching blog, Kim shares how she and her colleagues are implementing a 1:1 environment in their schools by creating a supportive community with teachers, administrators, parents and students.
3-5: Acceptance Speech
Sunset Middle School
More and more schools have had to make the hard decision to either keep or cut out the schools library. The sad thing is, that’s the schools first thing they think of when making budget cuts.
Did you know that rock, rap and pop music could be used as a teaching and learning tool? This doesn't mean you have to stand in front of your class belting out the rules of reading, writing and arithmetic either.
Are you capable of teaching your students about their cultures and the cultures of other students in the classroom and school? Do you feel confident that your content and teaching style meet the cultural needs and interests of your students? How comfortable are you in guiding your students to understand differences, accept one another, and behave appropriately?
After attending a few CCSS roll out sessions, I'm still far from an expert on the initiative but this change sparks debate between my optimism and cynicism in education.
Research has repeatedly shown that one of the most powerful ways to get students excited about Science is to connect them with the excitement of breaking research news within the field.
Real teaching isn't all apples, honor students and cutely decorated bulletin boards. Frank Stepnowski's Why Are All the Good Teachers Crazy? shows just how real things can get in the classroom.
Video games and educational lessons….seems like an oxymoron, right? Well not so much anymore. With the latest gaming technology, students can now use video games to improve their exercise, fitness, math, science, and cognitive skills.
President Obama signed a new childhood nutrition act that will provide $4.5 billion over 10 years.
It's time for that yearly tradition of reflection and resolutions for the upcoming new year. 