Educators’ Cooperative members, Ada Collins, Alyssa Niemiec, Katie Douglas, and Mike Mitchell were asked, “What is one thing you wish non-teachers knew about teaching and teachers?” and without prompting, the …
Hey, Non-Teachers, I Need You to Know, Teachers are Never “Off the Clock”! Read More »
EdCo members Anie Hall, 9th grade English teacher at Hendersonville High School, Ansley Glenn, 6th grade Math teacher at Harpeth Hall, and Amy Noon, 2nd grade teacher at Crieve Hall, …
As we gear up for the start of school after a year of unknowns and incredible losses, our mental health and the mental health of our students is more important …
Mindfulness: Quieting Minds, Hearts, and Bodies of Elementary Students (and My Own!) Read More »
This post was originally published on July 12, 2017 by Kyleen Shyer at https://educatorscooperative.com/2017/07/12/summer-is-for-learning/. Mid-July. As an educator, where does that fall in your “summer calendar?” For educators around Nashville, …
“This was unlike any other PD I’ve ever done!” “I feel hopeful and more sure of myself than ever before!” “These connections and workshops are exactly what I needed!” And …
Teachers are on the leading edge of virtual community building. Written by Greg O’Loughlin, the founder of a collaborative community for teachers and 12th grade English teacher at Templeton Academy. …
By Sherri Scott This installment of the CoOp Corner feature\’s Linden Waldorf teacher Sherri Scott. Her perspective, experience, and insight have benefited the work of the teachers in the Cooperative …
By Ada Collins After a relaxing summer that ended too soon, it’s safe to say that back to school season is back in full swing. I am torn between: After …
