First-day jitters are common, but they can be more intense for first-time educators—here are some top tips for new teachers.

10 tips for new teachers


First-day jitters are common, but they can be more intense for first-time educators—here are some top tips for new teachers

There are many questions that new teachers ask before walking into their classrooms, and tips for new teachers can be invaluable come the first day of school.

In a recent edWebinar, Dr. Monte Tatom, director of institutional and church research at Heritage Christian University, Taylor Warren, a first grade teacher, and Ashley McCrory, a kindergarten teacher, provided tips for new teachers in order to help with the most common questions.

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1. What if I get a grade/subject I didn’t want?
Do your best to learn as much as possible through videos, pre-reading, and prepping for lessons.

The material will become more comfortable to teach when taught over multiple years. Take this as a fun opportunity to learn along with your students. Be flexible with shifting gears during a lesson and reach out to your PLN for resources and guidance.

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