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Cult of Pedagogy

Diary of a First-Year Teacher: Setting Goals"When I was student teaching, I gave it my all, consistently working thirteen hour days, and I’d find myself crying out of stress at least once a week. But is that lifestyle sustainable? Heck no. And I’m not going to let myself get like that again."

Diary of a First-Year Teacher: The Power of a Thank-YouI can still picture his defiant look, sitting on top of his desk, shoes smearing dirt on a pile of unfinished assignments spilled on his chair. I didn't know how to deal with a kid like that.

Diary of a First-Year Teacher: BalanceWhen the school year started, I told myself that I need to focus on one thing at a time, not stretch myself too thinly. But even as I type this, my mind is racing. It's come to a point where I have so many projects to be working on, I find myself not working on any.

Diary of a First-Year Teacher: Looking BackOur first-year teacher shares what she's learned, what she'll do differently next year, and what she wishes she'd known from the start.

Building Relationships with Students Through BooksTalking about and sharing books has become an integral part of my daily interactions with students and a pivotal part of relationship-building with them.

The Guardian

I'm proud of being a teacher, but I might never be able to afford a homeOn World Teachers’ Day, the Guardian and Refinery29 are collaborating to share stories of teachers’ struggles

McGraw-Hill Education

An Educator’s Perspective: The Impact of Service LearningWritten by Second - Year Educator and McGraw-Hill Education Guest Blogger Shelby Denhof

Creating an Authentic Audience for Student Work – Inspired Ideas – MediumUsing Digital Tools and Community Outreach to Give Students a Voice

Goodbye Texts: A Reflection on a Student SuicideBy Shelby Denhof

Edutopia

Champions for Adventure: Why Students Should Travel

Refinery29

I'm Proud Of Being A Teacher, But I May Never Be Able to Afford A HomeThis Michigan-based teacher loves her job, but is worried that she won't be able to afford big purchases without being in a dual-income household.

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