In July 2013, my life was turned upside down. I had an awful bout of vertigo when hanging out with … Continue reading How being diagnosed with a chronic illness changed me as an educator
This year, I have learned a lot. As I sit and reflect on the year, I am proud of myself … Continue reading Reflections on 2022
I have learned a lot of lessons in my decades of life. It’s often said that you wish you knew then what you know now, but when I look back, I’ve enjoyed the journey. It hasn’t always been a happy journey, but it’s brought me to where I am now. Here are the top lessons I have learned. Continue reading Three Lessons I’ve learned
Having traditions is fun and a place that can often ground you when things feel scattered. Whether they are holiday … Continue reading Traditions I love as an Educator
You can search for teaching hacks all day long and come up with a long list. Today, I’m sharing my … Continue reading My Three Favorite educator hacks
xI was always the student who scored very well on papers. I can write. It’s something I love to do (hence this blog), but I have room to improve. Academic writing is not my forte. I find it boring; however, in the quest for evolving and going to grad school, I need to work on it. So, I found classes to help me learn and got some books. Continue reading Learning how to become an academic writer
Liz Evans, NBCT 