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Can a Teacher Be Loved by All?
In a world where teachers are often told to be relatable, approachable, and liked, it’s tempting to believe that a good teacher is one who wins the affection of every student. But teaching is not a popularity contest—it is a responsibility. And responsibility, by its very nature, sometimes makes people uncomfortable. Teaching vs. Pleasing: A…
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Request Certificate
Dear participant, Thank you for participating in the TAN Teachers’ of Tomorrow Initiative’s 3-Day Teachers’ Training Workshop, from 3-5th of October. We’re preparing your certificate and need a few details to ensure everything is accurate. Please complete this short form by November, 3. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdi0bvn5g5RdCFKtGWayTWbky_OzfoplLRSPohEBOrIfPKoXw/viewform?usp=publish-editor If you have any questions or need help, reply to this…
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22 International Laws And Standards That Protect Teachers
“Global laws” that protect teachers are a web of international treaties, ILO labor conventions, UNESCO teacher standards, regional human-rights systems, and national statutes. Together, they secure your rights to organize, bargain, teach with professional autonomy, work safely, be free from discrimination, and receive due process. The exact remedies differ by country—but these legal anchors below…
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Practical Ways to Show Professionalism in the Classroom
When we think about teaching, we often picture lesson plans, textbooks, and exams. But beyond the content we deliver, there is a silent curriculum that our students observe every day: our professionalism. It is not written on the board; it is felt in the classroom. It is not graded on a test, yet it shapes…
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PASSION, TEARS, AND BLOOD: TEACHING TO SAVE
Teaching is a profession many do not want to engage in for obvious reasons. Just one person in ten is likely to choose to teach based on the passion they have for the profession. Many others decide against it even before a mention of the teaching profession. I have to admit that I never developed…
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Teaching methods you haven’t tried that work
Your first job as a teacher is marketing. Your subject and topics are products and you have to convince your students to buy them. All teachers in this social media era will agree to one problem that is killing education in the world. Everyone is tired of this problem because students don’t want to change…