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Using Christian Teaching Resources in the Classroom
Using Christian teaching resources in the Classroom can be both rewarding and challenging. Finding the right materials that engage students while supporting your teaching goals is essential.
When lessons are meaningful, students connect more deeply with the content, and you feel confident in your role as an educator. I want to share practical insights and resources that will save you time and help your students thrive in their spiritual and academic growth.
Anne Markey
1 day ago4 min read


7 Strategies for Effective Classroom Management
Managing a classroom effectively is one of the most rewarding yet challenging parts of teaching. When done well, it creates an environment where students feel safe, respected, and motivated to learn. Over the years, I have discovered that successful classroom management is not about strict control but about building relationships, setting clear expectations, and fostering a positive atmosphere.
This post will share practical, flexible strategies that work across different
Anne Markey
Oct 146 min read


Essential Teaching Tools Every Teacher Should Know
Teaching is a rewarding yet demanding profession. As educators, we constantly seek ways to make our classrooms more engaging, efficient, and supportive for our students. Over the years, I have discovered that having the right tools can transform the teaching experience.
These tools not only save time but also help students thrive in various learning environments - whether working independently, collaborating in groups, or participating in whole-class instruction.
Anne Markey
Oct 26 min read


In Flanders Fields: Poem analysis for kids
We've all heard the powerful lines of the poem In Flanders Fields. But what makes this poem so powerful, and why does it still resonate with us over a century later?
As teachers, we often introduce "In Flanders Fields" as a key part of our Remembrance Day lessons. However, simply reciting the words can leave students with a factual understanding without a deeper, more personal connection.
In this blog post, I will share an In Flanders Fields lesson plan.
Anne Markey
Sep 306 min read
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