Training Someone to Replace You
My personal journey in the field of education took a most unexpected turn three weeks ago. I stepped into our conference room for what I thought was a leadership team meeting only to be greeted by two members of our Board, one of whom read a letter of resignation from...
Promoting Good Classroom Citizenship
Blog, Character Development, Classroom Culture, Educator Insights, Spiritual Formation, Teaching Strategies | March 15, 2023
“Make the right choice” is a phrase that you would hear often if you walk by my classroom and listen in. I have always felt a responsibility to encourage students to be the best version of themselves in the 180 days that they are with me. Like most teachers, I do not...
10 STRATEGIES FOR TEACHERS TO USE “AI”: Personalized Assistance for You and Your Students
Technology Integration, Blog, Differentiation, Educator Insights, Efficiency, Standards, Tips & Tricks | March 14, 2023
In the emerging world of AI, teachers and administrators are working diligently to understand how AI can help or hinder teachers and students. Worries about cheating, general artificial intelligence fears and more can keep us from considering where and how to use AI....
Interview with Dan Beerens
We’re pleased to share with you our interview with Dan Beerens, a valuable part of the Curriculum Trak team for many years. He has recently stepped away from CT to focus his energies in other areas, but his friendship with us brought him back once again for a talk...
Simple Words for Significant Change
Blog, Character Development, Classroom Culture, Discipleship, Educator Insights, School Culture | February 28, 2023
“I was wrong.” Hearing these words brings a sense of empathy as the soul is laid bare. These three simple words change the direction of a student’s social interactions in a powerful way. I’m not ready to admit I am old, but after 28 years in the classroom and 5...