I Know I Want to Be a Teacher
Being out of a classroom for several months has made it clear that I chose the right degree.
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In-Person Teaching: As Reviewed By You
Her Campus calling. (*insert Kim Possible ring tone*.) ‘Matthew,’ they tell me, ‘the big thing this week is in-person teaching. Everybody...
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An Inside Look at the Life of Nikki Sapp-Spoelstra
Get to know Nikki Sapp-Spoelstra!
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There is a Lack of Black History Properly Being Taught in America
The truth of the reality is the material taught only covers a small part of the whole truth. Black history is tucked into the minds of the students, and white American history is left to overpower everything.
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Why I Study History
One of the biggest questions I am asked as a history major is, "Why?"
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Teaching in a Pandemic: Thoughts From a First Grade Teacher
Teacher Christine Diamond sits down for an interview with Her Campus to discuss safety and precautions in our new normal.
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Dana Boyle: How This Elementary School Teacher Deals With COVID-19
“A good teacher is like a candle—it consumes itself to light the way for others.” -Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
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Common Struggles Teachers Seem to be Facing During Online Learning
Yes. We are all struggling with this new change to online learning. As a student, I have many complaints. However, I've also seen some issues more specific to teachers. Here are a few.
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15 Signs You're An Education Major
"If you ask me what I came into this world to do, I will tell you without hesitation: I was born to be a teacher." -Robert John Meehan 1...
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On Being Joyfully Ordinary
My little sister is named after the family from Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life; her middle name is Bailey. You can probably guess,...
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Musings of a Millennial MEd: Student Teaching Eve
This article was written well before Governor J. B. Pritzker ordered the closure of all Illinois schools, including CPS. Marta will not be student teaching until CPS reopens.
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Book Review: “Educated” by Tara Westover
It’s time to get educated!
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Winter Innovation Summit Review
Where amazing ideas and real social change intersect.
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My Future Classroom
I was born to be a teacher. No matter how many times throughout my life that I considered various career paths, I always came back to...
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Why I’m Going Into Teaching
Every time I mention that I’m majoring in Elementary education, I get one of the following responses: “Why would you do that to yourself...
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Introducing Teacher Celmi
If there's one thing we need more of in this world, it's dedicated teachers. The University of Puerto Rico's College of Education, believe...
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Student Teaching: Week One
The start of this semester has brought such a bittersweet feeling. At this time last year I was walking through campus thinking “why did I...
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Student Teaching Chronicles Part One
Every since I was a child, student teaching seemed like a dream just outside of my grasp. My student teachers in elementary school seemed...
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Studying "Abroad": My Internship Semester in Boston
This past semester, I participated in Semester in the City through the College for Social Innovation in Boston. This program is Colby...
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STEM Superstars: Interview with Kristin Hofferberth!
Kristin Hofferberth is a chemistry teacher at Mount Vernon High School. She loves the process of chemistry, teaching, and her students! Her...
