A cool teacher-scholar event this week on the poet Seamus Heaney's teaching career: teacherscholarsociety.wordpress.com/events/ via WordPress.com

Check out our very first blog post, on the scholarly interests of the extraordinary woman who founded America's kindergarten movement: teacherscholarsociety.wordpress.com/blog/ Looking forward to next week's post by Dr Tomos Evans ! Be in touch if you'd like to contribute!

Check out our new blog post! Dr Tomos Evans shares practical tips on how to apply for a PhD while working as a teacher (hint: collaboration with colleagues & pupils is key!). teacherscholarsociety.wordpress.com/2020/11/26/tea…

Our weekly blog post is here! A funny, erudite piece on what Greek drama has to teach us about teaching: teacherscholarsociety.wordpress.com/2020/12/03/ped…

On this week's blog, please enjoy this absolutely fascinating post by pianist Isabel Keleti, on Chopin as a teacher. And don't miss her transcendently beautiful playing at the end. teacherscholarsociety.wordpress.com/2020/12/11/edu…

Returning from a winter hiatus to talk about teaching in crises and the power of affirming our common humanity in the classroom. teacherscholarsociety.wordpress.com/2021/01/20/cla…

Start your weekend off right with our latest post! Thomas Clark writes on teaching as a "ministry of presence. " teacherscholarsociety.wordpress.com/2021/02/13/a-m…

Our friends @AmAntiquarian have a fantastic opportunity for teachers in this upcoming PD. They'll study the founding of the country through the lens of news media and see how our own media lives are in historical perspective. Deadline is March 1 at americanantiquarian.org/neh-2021-summe…