by Pete Hall | Jul 4, 2025 | Uncategorized
Can Educators Stay Energetic All Year Long? By Pete Hall Education is hard. It’s demanding. It’s high-paced. It requires a ton of emotional output, not to mention the ability to balance a dozen (or more) tasks at a time, manage hundreds of relationships all at once,...
by Pete Hall | Apr 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
3 Things I’ve Learned About Childhood Trauma and How They Apply to Schools By Pete Hall I’ve worked in schools and with education professionals for the majority of my grown-up life. It’s been a rewarding career, to be sure, from teaching kids to count in...
by Pete Hall | Feb 26, 2025 | Uncategorized
Reaching and Teaching Kids Who Don’t Fit in the Box By Pete Hall If you’ve spent any time in a classroom, you know it doesn’t take long to realize there’s a way we do things in our school system. It’s the right way. The proper way. Heretofore the only way. It’s...
by Pete Hall | Oct 21, 2024 | Uncategorized
Are you ready to flip the switch from good to great? By Pete Hall As educators, we can all appreciate the “light bulb moments” our students sometimes have. You know the ones: You’ve been working with a student on a particular concept or idea for a while, and all...
by Pete Hall | Jul 16, 2024 | Uncategorized
An Open Letter to a New Teacher By Pete Hall Dear New Teacher, Welcome to the noblest profession on the planet! More than any other field or occupation known to humankind, what you do matters. Download the PDF version of this letter Whether you’re entering your...
by Pete Hall | Mar 28, 2024 | Uncategorized
How do we help teachers get better? Think about it. By David Voves If you want sustainable school success, try this… Take a minute and identify what is your district’s/building’s greatest resource? If your reply was anything other than teachers and faculty, I’d urge...
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