Teacher leader

Let’s break down the concept of Teacher Leadership. You’re already a boss in the classroom, so why not channel those skills to make a positive ripple across your school or community? Teacher leaders, that’s you, play a pivotal role in shaping the school’s culture. Whether you’re influencing your peers, introducing fresh ideas to the admin team, or spearheading professional development, your voice, experience, and passion are the game-changers.

What is a "Teacher Leader" Anyway? - Always A Lesson

I’m not sure what I want to be when I grow up. I’m loving the classroom right now, but I think I’d eventually like to move towards teaching teachers. Over the summer, I was looking for some books to read to help myself grow into a teacher leader, so I asked my community on Instagram ... Read More about Books to Promote Teacher Leadership

Leading isn't always about being at the head of the table or commanding a room. It's often the subtle actions you take, the way you carry yourself, and the

Demonstrating a commitment to professional development is a critical part of teaching. But sometimes teacher PD is irrelevant or poorly delivered or impersonal. For this reason, Moore English has put together a collection of ideas for teacher-led professional development. PD is best when it's teacher-to-teacher, when it's personal, local, and focused. Moore English specializes in ideas for growing new teachers and teacher leaders and building a school climate that allows teachers to grow

3rd Grade Thoughts: A teaching blog by Stephanie Van Horn

One of the hardest obstacles to overcome as a teacher leader is to set boundaries. It’s uncomfortable and often frowned upon. However, it is the most powerful leadership tool one can employ. It’s no secret that the role of teacher leadership is ever evolving, and sometimes not quite articulated or planned out. This leads to…