New Teacher Advocate - Spring 2016, Vol 23, No. 3

Bu konuda

Know the promises, pitfalls, and purposes of homework before you assign it.

For planning and collaboration, your school district may use curriculum mapping. Get familiar with them.

Similarly, your school district may use curriculum guides, which can be difficult to navigate. Find advice for working with them.

School administrators expect teachers to conduct themselves in a professional manner. Be sure to develop these 7 habits.

Are you a brand new teacher? Then these top 10 tips are for you.

Teaching and running have many similarities. Use these 7 principles for successfully running your teaching marathon.

Use these research-based strategies to reduce testing stress.

You know how to play the sport, but are you ready to coach the team? Try these tips for success.

Regular Columns:
Fave Five: Teaching metaphors from applicants for National Student Teacher of the Year
The Dr. Is In: Strategies for building community in your classroom
Management Mentor: Help your students manage their time
Technically Speaking: Teach your objective, not how to use the app

New Teacher Advocate Magazine Description:

The Professional Magazine for New Teachers
The New Teacher Advocate is a partner for success to beginning educators. This quarterly magazine is designed to support new teachers transitioning from being a student, through student teaching, and into their first years of teaching. Its succinct articles inform, encourage, and inspire through stories, resources, practical applications, and expert advice from educators at all levels.