Anecdotes from veteran teachers
Crazier things have happened. When you’ve had one of “those days,” peruse these stories and know that you are not alone. Fights “Girl on guy fights are always interesting. So are fights that start...
Category: Before you apply
How to get an interview
Now that you have a killer resume and cover letter, you can just sit back and wait for those interview calls to come in right? Wrong. Doing a little extra legwork will pay off....
Cover Letter Template
When sending a resume, don’t forget about the cover letter! Keep it brief and to the point. Don’t overuse buzz words. Here’s an example. Please don’t copy word for word, but use it as...
6 tips to get you on your way to a killer resume
Okay, you’ve got your degree (or are about to graduate with your degree). Now it’s time to make that application and resume shine. A teaching resume is different from other types of resumes. It...
Hi Grove City College future teachers! Ask me a question…
I am passionate about recruiting and retaining high quality educators to America’s public schools. Several years ago, I wrote a book about how to get hired, have fun, and stay sane as a teacher,...
What to expect in grad school
So what does it mean to be “highly qualified?” The Every Student Succeeds Act (No Child Left Behind’s big brother) got rid of the law requiring all teachers to be “highly qualified” (a minimum...
Can you live on a teacher’s salary?
The simple answer is, yes; most people can live on a teacher’s salary. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average yearly teacher’s salary in America in 2021 was $61,820. That...
What degrees do I need?
Paths to teacherdom The traditional path is either a bachelor’s or master’s Degree paired with a teaching certificate. Perhaps a Master’s in Teaching or a Master’s in Education. Another option is to follow a...