#NewTeachers

[fornewteachers]

As a New Teacher it’s important to prepare way before the school year starts. You never know the group of kids you’re going to get, school environment, the hours can be long and daunting as well. Spend some time getting yourself together before even beginning and it will make your life so much easier. This is for any grade level teacher whether you’re Elementary, Middle or High School. Check out the article…

[themostchaoticofacademics]

ARTS INTEGRATION RESOURCES FOR NEW TEACHERS!

What is Arts Integration?

A teaching method where students use an art form to build and show their comprehension. They participate in creative projects that link art with another academic area.

Do you want to implement arts integration into your classroom? Use the link attached to find the answers to the biggest questions that teachers have concerning Arts Integration!

Resources that answer the following inquiry questions:

In what ways can Arts Integration enhance students critical thinking and creativity?

What are some practical strategies for overcoming potential barriers to arts integration aka limited resources and standardized testing pressures?

What are the proven challenges/benefits of implementing Arts Integration?

How do you assess Arts Integration?

[justbgraphic]

Class is in Session: Summer Arts Academy Employment Opportunity for Your Student Teachers and New Teachers!

Are you a student teacher or a new teacher looking for an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of students and community members this summer? Look no further! Our Summer Arts Academy is the perfect program for you. Join our team!

Hey Principals! Looking for an opportunity for your student teachers or new teachers to make a difference in the lives of students and community members this summer? Take a minute to learn about our Summer Arts Academy – a program designed to provide a safe and creative learning experience for all participants. We’re seeking passionate teachers who are interested in arts, history, and social…

[carlton01]

[successintheclassroom]

In times of struggle, remember that your commitment to teaching is an act of optimism, a belief in the potential for positive change and growth in your students.

-SITC

[cindyjt]

When families discover that their child's teacher or the administration has changed, panic can set in. Join Cindy and Alison to discuss why this change can be good, what it can teach children, and how professionals might prevent that reaction from families.

[cissyenthusiast010155]

Hey could I put a request in for melissa x new teacher reader (andro/soft butch/short haired) strangers to friends to lovers. Melissa never being with a woman before and falls for reader cos theyre like strong silent type and respects and a defends her and treats her right.

Falling for You ~Melissa Schemmenti xFem AndrogynousPresenting!SoftButch!ShortHaired!NewTeacher!Reader ~Holiday Bingo

Summary— Barbara goes home sick, and Melissa and Reader go to dinner. Melissa has confession at dinner for Reader. Anon Response— Hi hi anon!! Thank you for your request! I would love to write this for you. I hope you Enjoy ♥️

Previous Day <—found here!

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Requests & Prompt-List

Prompt— Cold & Flu Season

Prompt— strangers to friends to lovers

Warnings: fluff, confessions of feelings, physical affection, sickness, etc.

Enjoy (;

You had started as a new teacher at Abbott over the summer. They had hired you right out of college with your teaching degree.

It was now a couple months later, January to specific, and with the cold weather came the cold and flu season. You had kids in your classes going in and out of the classroom from October till now, due to fevers, viruses, and just a myriad of sicknesses.

You and felt pretty welcomed by Abbott. You didn’t know anybody when you first started in the late summer, everyone new and stranger to you. Everyone was a little spacey at first, wary of the stranger, you the new teacher roaming the halls. Except Janine, she was kind and a sweetheart to everybody.

But with time, you found your place at Abbott. You started to get to know the staff and they started to slowly warm up to you. Now, you spent your lunch time with Barbara and Melissa, two other teachers. Barbara was a kindergarten teacher, and Melissa taught a mixed glass of second and third graders.

When you had first arrived at Abbott, you quickly found out that Barbara and Melissa were the more seasoned teachers. Your bond turned from stranger to friends with Melissa because you learned to take all your questions regarding teaching to her. After a month or two, Melissa invited you to join her and Barbara for lunch. You found that Barbara also often had wisdom to share from her decades of teaching, which you happily took.

But while Barbara was lovely, you always had a stronger and more potent connection with Melissa. You two just seemed to click. Not in the way Barbara and Melissa did, but in your own unique way.

If you would have thought your redhead teacher friend were gay, you would have made a move by now. But all you ever heard from Melissa regarding partners was about guys. Her ex, Gary, and a couple others not worth mentioning. But none of them had ever panned out for her. So a part of you secretly remained hopeful that she might one day see you in that way…

It was a Friday and the school was bustling with that chaotic energy that came around just before the weekend. You, Barbara, and Melissa had evening plans to go to dinner. The two women liked to treat themselves every once in a while, and this time they had invited you. You were very excited to say the least. You had chosen your favorite casual suit/blazer to wear. And you spent the entire day looking forward to the evening.

But as you met Melissa and Barbara in the lunch room as always, Barbara was leaning over the table a little and breathing oddly. Melissa looked at you when you entered the room and began to explain,

“Barb’s not feeling well, ‘hun… I’m trying to convince her to go home, but… she’s certainly stubborn…!” Melissa huffed.

You nodded in understanding and apologized to Barbara because you felt bad. You and Melissa then spent your lunch convincing the groaning older woman to go home and rest. You finally got her with her things out the door and into her car. Barbara left the school parking lot at 5 minutes till the next class.

Melissa huffed as she and you walked back into the school. You both had to grab your things from the break room before you could go your separate ways.

“I guess we’ll cancel dinner, hmm ‘hun…?” Melissa hummed.

“I’d still like to go” you said before you could catch the words coming out of your mouth.

Melissa had picked up her things while you said that, making her stop and look at you. For a second you panicked as her face read nothing. But then it lit up!

“Sounds good! Meet ya’ in the lot?” The woman chirped.

You immediately nodded, before Melissa nodded back and left the break room.

You spent your afternoon now even more excited for the dinner. Far more excited. You and Melissa having dinner. Not a date or anything but still…!!

After school, you and Melissa met in the parking lot. You made sure you each had the right address and then drove to the restaurant in your own cars.

You arrived and the place was buzzing. It was Friday night after all. Luckily, Barbara had made a reservation, which you could still use.

The waiter escorted the two of you to the table and you took a seat. You both began scanning the menu.

“So I talked a little to Barb while mu kids were in specials…” Melissa hummed over her menu,

“Oh…? How is she?” You responded.

“Sick.” Melissa chuckled, “And grateful that we made her go home”

You smiled to yourself and nodded. You then put your menu down, having decided. This was when you noticed that Melissa’s eyes had been lingering on you. You met her gaze and she quickly looked away.

“What is it?” You asked curiously.

She put her menu down.

“I… I like you.” She said.

The energy and tone of the conversation turned quite vulnerable as Melissa spoke those words.

“Oh, thank you…?”

“Of course, but no I mean I really enjoy being around you and I…” Melissa paused, contemplating her next words, “I find myself wanting to be near you when I’m not… and I don’t feel good when you’re not near…” The woman rambled.

You listened and nodded along until there was a pause. Your heart was now racing. And your eyes were wide.

“Melissa… Do you like women…?” You asked the nagging question.

This stumped the woman a bit.

“I… have never been with one… so I don’t know…” she breathed out in confession.

“Ahh I see… well there’s nothing wrong with that.” You comforted the woman.

Melissa sighed and nodded.

“It scares me a little if I’m being honest…” she practically whispered.

Your heart was leaping with joy, but you also felt for the woman.

“Can you tell me about how you know or what you like about me…? Maybe talking about it might help…” you offered.

While part of you was being a little selfish in this ask of Melissa, the other part of you truly cared and wanted what was best for the woman.

Melissa hummed lightly and nodded slowly. But before she could continue, the waiter came back. You two were interrupted in your moment, having to tell the server what you were ordering. Finally, the waiter left.

You looked back at Melissa expectantly. She met your gaze, understanding, and taking a deep breath, looking away as she spoke.

“I’m not sure exactly… I like the way you look… your more manly outfits and your short hair…”

She paused and looked to you. You nodded along, blushing lightly. You indicated for her to continue.

“I like that you’re respectful and loyal…I like your mixed masculine and feminine energy, they kind of cancel each other out in a way that isn’t overwhelming”

“androgynous?” You interrupted, suggesting a term for her to use.

Melissa smiled lightly and immediately nodded.

“Ya’ that’s the one…!” She exclaimed, and you nodded along, asking her to continue.

“I know I like you because I always get butterflies when you’re nearby, and I feel a sharp stab like pain in my stomache when you’re not…” she breathed out in confession.

Now you were wondering if the room was heating up… Your heart was beating impossibly fast and you were blushing even more now. You couldn’t control your reactions to the woman and her words.

But you had asked for it when you asked her that question…

Melissa was noticeably nervous as she continued to explain. You could see her winding herself up.

So you reached forward and placed your hand on hers, which was on the table.

“I like you too” you breathed out, your breath already short.

Melissas breath hitched and her eyes widened slightly. She now saw your dilated pupils. And then the woman licked her lips.

That action right there nearly made you kiss the woman right there. But you contained yourself, sitting back again and retracting your hand.

Your gazes interlocked, your energy’s syncing up.

“I’m glad we decided to still have dinner.” Melissa breathed out.

“Me too,” you said just as breathless as her.

And this was by no means going to be your last dinner date with the woman.

~~~

Next Bingo Fic <—Coming Soon!!

Melissa Schemmenti Masterlist

Holiday Bingo 2023 Masterlist

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[ayana2570]

16 RWRB oneshots and one more on the way, as soon as my beta reader has time to look it over 😁

What should I do a oneshot about next time? Spy!Henry shagging his arch nemesis Alex? NewTeacher!Alex teaching ExperiencedTeacher!Henry new tricks? Actor!Alex And Prince!Henry with a body swapping twist?

[upwords1990]

Lawman: Jim Long Westerns Author: Ronnie Ashmore Jim Long is trying to settle into his new post as marshal of the small quiet town of Leonville. But the town is growing faster than Long thinks it should, the mayor brings a new teacher to town, which brings its own problems and a threat from a gang of rustlers and killers threatens the peace Long has fought to maintain. Click here: https://bitly.ws/XFBF #lawman#JimLongWesterns#ronnieashmore#Jim#settle#smallquiettown#newteacher#amazonbookstore#GANG#killers#Threatens#peacelong#kindleedition

[malialaka]

I was on a roll , then my fingers started catching stabs of love, but I’m getting it done slowly. Attempting to bead these tiny guys after 15-20 years of giving up for other endeavors . #haawina #lessonsoflove #pupushells #niihaushells #patience #newteachers #moreteachers #techniques #funny #jokesonme #stabyoufarfromtheheartatthenerve #alohalist #bucketlist https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Py97QnxRU/?igshid=19yl4m4c7h0to

[fornewteachers]

It’s the vibe for me. You never know how much you impact a student. So shine your light on them and keep them coming back for more. #teachersofinstagram #ritapiersontedtalk #fornewteachers #teachers #teachersofig #teachersgonnapray #newteachers #newteacherstruggles #helpateacherout #helpateacher #lendahandtoateacher #teachernewbie #newteacher #firstyearteacher #firstyearteachers #firstyearteacheradvice #firstyearteachersadvice #firstyearteacherfollowloop #iamateacher #summerteacherfun #iamateacherhearmeroar #virtuallearning #virtualteaching #prayfornewteachers https://www.instagram.com/p/CNEWnHZM797/?igshid=1lbfsxeuq88lm

[nicktheeducator-blog]

Technology in the Classroom.

Technology has advanced throughout the years. More than ever, technology is now used in classroom settings. There are a lot of different ways that technology can be used. For some, technology has different websites that can assess student’s performance. Kahoot and Edpuzzle allow you as a teacher to assess a student on the material at hand. Making presentations through technology is also something that can catch your student’s attention. Whether you are are using powerpoint or Prezi, offering technology based notes helps a whole group of people. Parent’s and student’s can also find ways to communicate with educators throughout class websites and teacher’s email. With technology, parent’s and student’s have a way to communicate with you when they need to. A form of grading through technology is also useful. There is no need to be carrying a book of grades. With Class Dojo, you can record student’s grades and also send out student’s progress reports out to parent’s to see how their child is doing. Also, through websites like Class Dojo, if parents have an account they can track and see how their child is doing as well. Technology is a wonderful way to meet the needs of all student’s.

[carlton01]

An insightful, lovely interview with an exceptional new teacher. Listen on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other platforms! https://anchor.fm/carlton-holden/episodes/Special-Guest-First-Year-Teacher-DAsia-Dunn-e1segcb/Special-Guest-First-Year-Teacher-DAsia-Dunn-a92loaf #newteacher #newteachers #firstyearteacher #firstyearteachers #teachers #teacher #school #schoolteacher #schoolteachers #elementaryteacher #educator #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcastlife #books #audiobooks #carltonholden https://www.instagram.com/p/CmVCAdBuFQ3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[successintheclassroom]

By persevering through challenges, you are providing the key to a brighter and more liberated future for your students. Your dedication is an investment in their freedom through education.

-SITC