It's always a good time to share advice, tips, and resources to help new teachers. Plus, these are all good resources for veteran teachers too!
Here is a collection of resources for New Teachers:
New Teacher Advice and Tips - advice, tips, how to get help, new teacher support web sites, books to read, conferences to attend, sites/journals to subscribe to, and much more.
New Teacher Orientation resources - what new teacher orientation should be
New Teacher Survival Central - great, free resource from Discovery Education for new teachers.
Helping Teachers Get Started with Educational Technology
ntcamp - New Teacher Camp conferences
131 Tips for New Teachers - great presentation of compiled tips, ideas, and resources for new teachers.
TeachOne - collection of great educational resources, including new teacher
My Favorite Resources for Teachers and Students
New Teacher Survival Guide from Scholastic
What are your favorite resources for new teachers?
Go TALK to your librarian to learn about resources at your school. He/she can help with far more than just books. They are information and technology experts (or should be). They are familiar with the content and curriculum of every class. They have contacts and flexibility to reach out to off-campus personnel.
ReplyDeleteLibrarians are trained to collaborate with teachers and support classroom instruction. Unfortunately, the other side of that coin is not promoted Teachers are rarely trained to reach out and collaborate.
All the educators I work with share with each other and that is something we all want to instill in other educators. We all need to work together.
DeleteOne benefit of teacher resources is that they help cultivate interest in the mind of the students. The developers of the teaching resources know this very well and that is why they make sure that they whatever resources lesson plan or idea that they release into the market is going to stimulate the interest of the students. Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteTeacher's Tackle Box is a great guide for new teachers with free downloadable resources. Check it out at www.teacherstacklebox.com
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