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ChatGPT has been the talk lately in the world of EdTech. Here's an interview with the bot giving opinions about its own value to educators.

Interview With ChatGPT | Is It Good for Teachers? - Resilient Educator Current Events An interview with ChatGPT about the value of it for teachers By Jermaine Holmes Facebook Twitter Pinterest Linkedin Email Hello! I’m a member of the team that manages Resilient Educator. There’s been a lot of hype lately about the value of ChatGPT and machine learning, including h...

Researching careers in the education field? Here's a list of possibilities.

Teaching Careers and Professional Development | Resilient Educator Why Trauma-Informed Professional Development Is Necessary for All Educators By The Editorial Team • April 8, 2020 Why Trauma-Informed Professional Development Is Necessary for All Educators The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) defines trauma as a widespread health...

A high school science teacher asked her students to make her laugh for extra credit on a recent assignment, and her class certainly delivered.

Teacher in hysterics over students’ answers to extra credit question: ‘Very funny group of kids’ A high school science teacher asked her students to make her laugh for extra credit on a recent assignment, and her class certainly delivered. The post Teacher in hysterics over students’ answers to extra credit question: ‘Very funny group of kids’ appeared first on In The Know.

"The influence of a good teacher can never be erased."

Arrowood said that while many people are nostalgic about the old North Harlem building, the new location is much safer.

Harlem residents prepare to say goodbye to beloved elementary school The Columbia County School District has accepted a bid to demolish in light of costs to repair building.

Some Oneida Special School District teachers worked all summer on designing classrooms that would make students feel comfortable returning to school.

Oneida teachers go above and beyond to make classrooms special for students

A toolkit for teaching diversity, equity, and inclusion in the classroom.

Cultivating Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity: Resources for Educators | Resilient Educator We’ve gathered a range of resources to help educators create a culturally inclusive classroom that celebrates diversity and inclusion in education.

Today, she works hard to celebrate her students’ cultural and linguistic diversity.

Why this Colorado teacher embraces ‘Spanglish’ Alexandra Medrano explains why she loves teaching about Denver’s role in the Chicano movement, how the pandemic forced her to get better at using technology, and why Colorado needs to do more to retain teachers of color.

"The older I got, the smarter my teachers became." - Ally McNeal

Teacher by day, rocker by night.

When school is out, Waverly teachers turn into rockers It's been 20 years since a group of Waverly teachers started Jimmy Likes Pie and the band continues to rock.

"I touch the future. I teach." - Christa McAuliffe

"Being able to help someone learn something is a talent." - Margaret Riel

"The older I got, the smarter my teachers became." - Ally Carter

Learn the best ways to take care of yourself.

Helpful Health and Rejuvenation Resources for Teachers’ Wellbeing | Resilient Educator Teacher wellbeing is a crucial element of overall school health. Educators often experience significant amounts of pressure and stress, and don’t have the proper tools or mindset to overcome these challenges. We have the right resources for educators to find that healthy work-life balance and live...

"The task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles, but to irrigate deserts." - C.S. Lewis

Some advice for setting classroom goals during COVID.

Setting Classroom Goals During COVID-19 | Resilient Educator Lifestyle Setting Goals for The School Year During COVID By Kelly Mendoza Facebook Twitter Pinterest Linkedin Email As a teacher at the start of this school year, you likely feel anxious and out of your comfort zone. Maybe way out of your comfort zone! Most, if not all, classrooms are different righ...