This post is part of the The Teachers Certification Map’s “lessons from the field”, a series of posts featuring passionate, inspiring educators from across the country discussing some of the lessons that they have learned over the years that would help young teachers as they embark on their careers. — Jim Jansen teaches a variety … Read moreLessons from the Field: Interview with Jim Jansen

This post is part of the The Teachers Certification Map’s “lessons from the field”, a series of posts featuring passionate, inspiring educators from across the country discussing some of the lessons that they have learned over the years that would help young teachers as they embark on their careers. – Jim Cullen teaches at the … Read moreLessons from the Field: Interview with Jim Cullen

This post is part of the Teachers Certification Map’s “lessons from the field”, a series of posts featuring passionate, inspiring educators from across the country discussing some of the lessons that they have learned over the years that would help young teachers as they embark on their careers. — Gilian Isles used to teach Biology … Read moreLessons from the Field: Interview with Gilian Isles

This post is part of the Teachers Certification Map’s “lessons from the field”, a series of posts featuring passionate, inspiring educators from across the country discussing some of the lessons that they have learned over the years that would help young teachers as they embark on their careers. — Erin Keefe teaches Honors American Literature … Read moreLessons from the Field: Interview with Erin Keefe

This post is part of the Teachers Certification Map’s “lessons from the field”, a series of posts featuring passionate, inspiring educators from across the country discussing some of the lessons that they have learned over the years that would help young teachers as they embark on their careers. — Brian Steinberg has had over 15 … Read moreLessons from the Field: Interview with Brian Steinberg

This post is part of the The Teachers Certification Map’s “lessons from the field”, a series of posts featuring passionate, inspiring educators from across the country discussing some of the lessons that they have learned over the years that would help young teachers as they embark on their careers. — Anne Mirtschin teaches secondary students … Read moreLessons from the Field: Interview with Anne Mirtschin

This post is part of the The Teachers Certification Map’s “lessons from the field”, a series of posts featuring passionate, inspiring educators from across the country discussing some of the lessons that they have learned over the years that would help young teachers as they embark on their careers. — Andrew Taylor teaches middle school … Read moreLessons from the Field: Interview with Andrew Taylor

Subscribe to Certification Map’s monthly newsletter to receive updates about teacher certification, education news and much more. If you are a teacher in between jobs, the Internet is a great place to start a job search. There are plenty of sites claiming to deliver exactly what you are looking for if you simply post your … Read moreThe Ten Best Teacher Job Sites

Some may argue that all video games are experiments in learning. To me, it’s not a question of whether or not we learn through video games. It’s a questions of whether or not what we learn from the video game is valuable. Our Halo skills might not stay with us for the rest of our … Read moreThe Top Seven Educational Video Games of All time

Whether in books or on the big screen, fictional teachers have always claimed a fair share of the creative spotlight. This list sets out to decide, once and for all, who tops the list of fictional teachers. In creating these rankings, it was necessary to take more than box office and bookstore popularity into account. … Read moreThe Top Ten (Fictional) Teachers of All Time