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7 Effective Ways to Cultivate Student Resilience in the Classroom [Blog Post]. Read Jessica Robinson's excellent tips for building resilience here:

richardjamesrogers.com is the official blog of Richard James Rogers: high school Science teacher and award-winning author of The Quick Guide to Classroom Management. This blog post is illustrated by Pop Sutthiya Lertyongphati. Resilience is defined by the Cambridge Dictionary as “the ability to be happy, successful, etc. again after something difficult or bad has happened”. Resilience is an…

Five Tips for Becoming a Happy Teacher

richardjamesrogers.com is the official blog of Richard James Rogers: high school Science teacher and award-winning author of The Quick Guide to Classroom Management. This blog post is illustrated by Pop Sutthiya Lertyongphati. Happy teachers make happy students. When we’re happy we have energy, passion for the job and a greater sense of overall purpose in life. Happiness can be difficult to…

Honoured to collaborate with @thedaytweets on this great guest blog post all about how to teach high school students all about sustainable development. Read more here:

Teenagers and young people really can be the agents of change the world needs when it comes to sustainability. Fortune Magazine, for example, recently told the story of how global giant UPS was started by two teenagers and a bike back in 1907, and how the company went back to being eco-friendly with its e-bike delivery service in Hamburg back in 2012 (a service which ahs now expanded to many more…

3 Ways to Reduce Your Printing Costs at School

Studies have shown that the average office worker prints around 10,000 sheets of paper every year – which is even more staggering when you consider that about half of those sheets end up in the trash.  Printing on all that paper isn’t just harmful to the environment; it’s costly too. Every organization on the planet would like to reduce their printing costs – and, as a bonus, reduce their…

Parent-Teacher Meeting on 29th and 30th September to Improve Students’ Learning

Chandigarh, September 24         The Punjab school education department has directed to hold parent-teacher meetings on September 29 and 30, 2021 to improve the education standard  of students of middle, high and senior secondary schools. Disclosing this here today a spokesperson of the school education department said that a letter in this regard has been issued by the Director SCERT Mr.…

International Teaching: Dealing With Culture Shock When Moving to a New Country

Teaching internationally can be very rewarding and enjoyable. You’ll most certainly pick-up new skills, experience a new culture and become part of a new and diverse community. For some, however, the move to a new country can be a big ‘shock to the system’. Today, I’ve invited Rose-Anne Turner, Admissions Director at Destination TEFL, to share her advice on how to deal with culture shock when…

My Teacher Promises for 2019 (Part 1)

An article by Richard James Rogers (Author of The Quick Guide to Classroom Management). 

Illustrated by Sutthiya Lertyongphati

At this time of the year we start thinking about possible ‘New Year’s Resolutions’: things that we resolve to do better next year. Targets we aim to achieve. New goals that we set for ourselves.

I believe that teachers should have a separate set of ‘teacher resolutions’,…