While I love rediscovering my passions and reconnected with some longtime colleagues and mentors, I've had a tough time managing it all.
Many only know Lady Khadija, the poet/advocate, but before the word chose me, I was an early childcare educator (that means teacher).
Even when I thought I wanted to be a lawyer, I was a teacher. All the while I've been performing poetry and music, and workshopping the word and new media, I've been a teacher.
In my rediscovery of myself and love for teaching, I've also rediscovered some essential resources to help me access and organize my teaching tools and information that I must share with my fellow youth educators. These three are essentials for all teachers, no matter what subject or grade level.
Evernote
LiveBinders
Your online binders and bookshelves for organizing and presenting your online and digital resources, LiveBinders makes it so that you could do with digital information what you do with the piles of papers around your office: organize them into nice presentable containers, like 3-ring binders, and put them on your shelf. With these online binders, you can combine all of your cloud documents, website links, and upload your desktop documents, then easily access, share, and update them from anywhere.Teachers Pay Teachers
Teachers Pay Teachers is an open marketplace for educators to buy, sell, and share their original resources. TpT brings teachers together in a community where teachers learn from each other, share and sell lessons, and contribute to each other's success.I really hope these benefit you! Here's to all the educators!
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