6 Easy (and free) Tools to Manage Your School Year

“Anxiety is caused by a lack of control, organization, preparation, and action.” David Kekich Do you wonder how some teachers manage doing everything and make it look easy? The secret to getting things done is organization and management. Teachers know the beginning of the year is one of our busiest times as it brings an onslaught … read more »

Are you a Digitally Literate Teacher?

One of my favorite quotes is from futurist guru Alvin Toffler. In Future Shock, incredibly first published in 1970, Toffler is often credited with saying, “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn.” It first originated with Herbert Gerjuoy, whom … read more »

Create a Summer Science List

Most schools and teachers prepare summer reading lists for students, but have you considered creating a summer science list? Summer is the perfect opportunity for students to explore science concepts through online videos, hands-on projects, and digital learning courses. Now is the time to consider options to share with your students for interesting science activities … read more »

Welcome to TeachersFirst Blog

What is the TeachersFirst Blog? The TeachersFirst blog should be on every teacher’s reading list. It is a place to get short yet very informative articles on how to integrate web-based resources into your classroom.  Our blog authors demystify edtech jargon and encourage teachers to continue to develop themselves professionally.  An eclectic collection of materials … read more »