#Teaching

[articlesforchristians]

Essential Math Skills for 4th Graders

The 4th grade math student: Learns additional multiplication facts; 10- and 11-times tables, and simple division skills; identifies and uses relationships between operations, such as division as the inverse of multiplication, to solve problems. Matches word sentences with number sentences and reviews number words and symbols. Rounds numbers on a number line to the nearest 5 and 10. Reviews…

[lefty-telepathy]

meanwhile my coworkers were out here relying on ai and giving me shit for refusing to use it 😒

teachers out there, remember that supporting ai IS supporting your own career demise

that’s a good one

[libraryben]

Historians have trust issues—and they should. When scholars evaluate texts, art, material objects, and oral histories from the past, they’re diving into deeply personal and inherently human sources. And humans lie all the time. As professionals, we understand that no single source stands alone as a voice of authority. The research process requires contextualization, layering, and a nuanced understanding of interpersonal dynamics. In my classroom, this is a problem.

[beauty-funny-trippy]

In a perfect world, this would be our system of government.

[sjimmie89]

• A Swedish girlboss of 5 who would stare you down with her blue eyes and just say °Neujjj° if she didn't like something. It's still the voice I use for my cat! 😂

working with little kids is so dangerous. you get one kid who has a unique way of speaking & then spend the rest of your life with an internal monologue like “me’s go bathroom?”

[gean-grey-blog]

My friend Demara is a math teacher, tutor, and community organizer specializing in teaching to people's neurodiversity and educational trauma. Just from shooting the shit about what she does and how she teaches, I've started to understand and be able to move past dysgraphia and dyscalculia challenges around numbers that held me back my entire life and particularly as a medic

She's been tutoring for kids and adults on the side of being a full time math teacher for years. She recently stepped away from her day job to be able to focus on building a tutoring network online and in the DC area that actually helps people like us, at a sliding scale rate ($10-50/hr)

Blazing this bc I believe in what she's doing and I genuinely think many people on here might be helped by knowing where to get help around some of these struggles, from someone who actually understands

[mpregstuff]

Pregnant Teacher Rocks the Cafeteria | In a bustling school cafeteria, the energy is buzzing! Students chat and laugh while enjoying their lunch. In the middle of the action stands a pregnant teacher with a noticeable baby bump. Sporting a sharp blue shirt and tie, he exudes confidence with his hands on his hips. The students look up with curiosity and smiles, excited to see their unique teacher. At seven months pregnant, he’s creating a fun and lively atmosphere. This setting proves that teaching can take on all kinds of colorful formats. It’s not just about the lessons; it’s about the joy of being part of something special! More images are also available at https://mpregstuff.com.

[stingrayextraordinaire]

Another year, another group of my delightful ninth graders trying to spell the word "tragedy" for their Romeo and Juliet assignment.

Last year's collection

[onlytiktoks]

[political-us]

Teachers protest education funding cuts

[discworldquotes]

'Are you introducing young children to the occult?' said Madam Frout suspiciously. This sort of thing caused a lot of trouble with parents, she was well aware. 'Oh, yes.' 'What? Why?' 'So that it doesn't come as a shock,' said Miss Susan calmly. 'But Mrs Robertson told me that her Emma was going round the house looking for monsters in the cupboards! And up until now she's always been afraid of them!' 'Did she have a stick?' said Susan. 'She had her father's sword!' 'Good for her.'

Terry Pratchett, Thief of Time

[incognitopolls]

For the purposes of this poll, assume the topic is something that you're good at or well versed in; i.e. you possess the information needed, this is just asking how good you are at conveying that information/skill to another person.

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We ask your questions anonymously so you don’t have to! Submissions are open on the 1st and 15th of the month.

[jstor]

📢 Introducing The JSTOR Collective!

We’re thrilled to announce our new Tumblr community: The JSTOR Collective! 🎉

This is a space where faculty, librarians, students, researchers, and lifelong learners can come together to share ideas, spark conversations, and, yes, even post academic memes. 😉

Whether you’re deep in research, looking for study tips, or just want to connect with others passionate about knowledge, this is the place for you.

✨ What you’ll find:

Meaningful discussions and resources

A welcoming, inclusive space for all

Humor, curiosity, and plenty of memes

Join The JSTOR Collective and help us build a vibrant, self-sustaining community that celebrates the joy of learning.

Let’s connect, collaborate, and grow—together. 🌱

[where-our-stories-start]

He taught you well. He did.

[discoholicmusic]

🧑‍🎓 Alumni I taught at Ballhead Music Institute.