The Two Things Teachers Can’t Be
Boring
Irrelevant
In that order.
Because if you’re boring, it won’t matter how relevant your lessons are—your students won’t be paying attention!
I can help!
Not that I’m continuously compelling, or that every lesson I’ve ever taught was brilliantly relevant. But that’s always been the goal. Each class and every lesson should be designed with the expectation that it can improve students’ lives.
That’s the essence of Classroom Magic—to teach kids the value and joy of learning.
If you’d like support creating lessons where students truly learn, therefore, feel a little less sad—I’d be honored to help.
Send me an email and I’ll get back to you with help.
Try this:
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Classroom Magic is where I share what worked—those fulfilling moments when students were curious and engaged. When they were glad they came to school instead of staying home or cutting class.
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At its best, education guides students toward becoming kinder, more curious, more generous, more content, more successful, and more fulfilled.
““The best thing for being sad,” Merlyn advises Arthur, “is to learn something. That is the only thing that never fails.””