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Bullying Prevention – 10 Tips For Educators
With all of the new technology and apps that are continuously being developed, it is easy for bullying to go unnoticed by parents and teachers. According to the American Federation of Teachers, 15-25 percent of all American students are bullied to some degree; 40 and...
ID Theft Protection- The Worst Passwords
Keeping track of all our security passwords and codes is a pain. There’s one for the credit cards, a few for work, and a half dozen others for everything from the online bill paying to our social media accounts. Since it’s become such hassle, all too many of us are...
College Students & Renters Insurance
The rush is on to get everything ready as students head back to college. If yours are moving into a place of their own, don’t forget to purchase renters insurance to protect all the special items that make their new place their home away from home. Here are some...
Know Your Insurance: Climate Change Protection
While there may be some debate about the cause, more and more people are accepting the fact that a changing climate is leading to extremely erratic weather with more intense storms, prolonged drought, and rising temperatures. This has led to some of the most dramatic...
Back to School Safety Lessons
The hustle and bustle of the first days of the new school year can get a little crazy. Kids are racing to see their friends, buses are crisscrossing the area picking up and dropping off students and hurried parents are trying to drop their kids off before they have to...
8 Simple Activities to Make Back to School Night Fun
You don’t have to focus on just school business during this time, carve out a short time for some Q&A, and then start having some fun with students and their families!
10 Things You Need To Know As A New Teacher
You’ve spent long hours preparing for your career in teaching, but researching, studying, student teaching, creating lesson plans, and interviewing can only prepare you for so much. Your biggest lessons will come from experience. We’ve gathered some tips to remember...
Soft Skills To Teach in Your Classroom This Year
Soft Skills are very important non-academic skills that kids need to learn to help them throughout their lives. There are many ways teachers can incorporate soft skills to teach in the classroom. This can range from problem solving exercises, practicing mindfulness,...
5 Classroom Design Tips for the New School Year
It's August, which means it's officially back to school season, and many teachers are working hard in their classroom to get it prepared for that first day! An organized classroom is an integral part of the learning process. Did you know that the way you structure...