There is a lot of content available on this blog – especially after posting for thirteen years!
I know it can seem overwhelming.
Here is a short list of my choices for the best and most useful resources you can access here:
A Collection Of My Best Resources On Parent Engagement
A Collection Of My Best Resources On Student Motivation
A Collection Of My Best Resources On Teaching English Language Learners
A Collection Of My Best Resources On Classroom Management
I have a number of other “All-Time” Best lists on different topics. You can find them all here.
Of course, you can find 2,100 regularly updated “Best” lists here, and also find many of them a little better organized here.
I’ve also made choices for the best blog posts appearing here each year.
Free Resources From All “My” Books
I also have a number of other blogs, including several I use for various classes, like Theory of Knowledge, World History, U.S. History, and Beginning/Intermediate ELL classes. You can find links to all of them here.
Though they are also included in the first “A Collection Of My Best Resources On…” links, you can also find free resources from all my books here.
I’ve written a lot of articles over the years for various publications. You can find them all here. I’ve listed the very best ones here.
I also have a growing collection of videos.
Over 100 Of My Videos About Instruction has even more of my videos.
You might, or might not, find some of these interviews with me about various topics useful.
Finally, don’t forget the two-hundred episodes of my BAM! Radio Show, or my Classroom Q&A column at Ed Week Teacher.
I have also created several free AI chatbots. Each of them draw only from a knowledge based of resources I have vetted, and I am open to hearing suggestions of others who should be added to them:
Parent Engagement In Schools Expert Companion
Classroom Instruction Expert Companion
Great Work! Love your site.
I appreciate all the information you have to offer on student engagement and classroom management. Being a 2nd year teacher of the “Covid generation” has been a challenge to give students what they want while also keeping it standards based. I have found a lot of good tools from your blog.
Glad you’ve found it useful!
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I’m new to blogging and I’m using your site as a guide for how to build mine. There is definitely be a steep learning curve for me 🙂 Thank you for sharing.
Welcome to the blogosphere!