April 8, 2022 As we embarked on our journey towards RV living and traveling, how to stay connected was a big question for us and, as it turns out, one of the most frequently asked questions for anyone else looking at this lifestyle. It took us several years to realize we were asking the wrong … Continue reading A Travelers Guide to Internet – RV Life
Author: Addicted To Teaching
I am an Air Force veteran turned middle school teacher and Florida native. After my oldest son graduated college and began his career, my husband and I decided to take our youngest son, 2 dogs and the tortoise and start our adventure as full time RVers early. We currently travel around Florida, our home state, exploring places we've loved and dreamed of seeing, learning to live like locals. We will eventually explore the US, but why not start at home?
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The Best Lunch Break – Walking Through the Woods
April 4, 2022 Last week we stayed at the Peace River RV and Camping Resort in Wauchula (south Central Florida) that is along the Peace River. It is a beautiful area with varying lengths of hiking trails, and we decided to take our lunch outside to enjoy it. It was one of those late spring … Continue reading The Best Lunch Break – Walking Through the Woods
Making Time for the Struggling Student
March 28, 2022 Anyone that has worked with students can tell you that they struggle with different things and at different times. This should be no surprise to anyone. As an educator, our most important focus should be to help them where they need it and when. This may sometimes be a quick answer to … Continue reading Making Time for the Struggling Student
Adjusting to Teaching and Living Tiny in an RV
March 12, 2022 Life is finally starting to settle down a bit. We closed on the sale of our home, sold almost everything we own (we have a small closet of stuff we kept and are storing with family), bought a truck to tow our 5th wheel and purchased a trailer for dad to settle … Continue reading Adjusting to Teaching and Living Tiny in an RV
Tips for Taking Over A Classroom Midyear
January 21, 2022 I'd been planning this blog post for the beginning of the Spring term for a few months, sketching ideas, refreshing my memory from past experience, etc. I remember how crazy it can be to come back after Winter Break, ready to tackle the last half of the year and finally feel like … Continue reading Tips for Taking Over A Classroom Midyear
Life Maintenance Hacks for a Successful New Year
January 6, 2022 Being the first full week of the new year, it's time to wrap up 2021 and get ready to tackle 2022. Especially since some of our normal routines and needs were neglected the last couple of years due to Covid closures and limitations. As educators, it can be easy to neglect things … Continue reading Life Maintenance Hacks for a Successful New Year
Maximizing Your Evaluation
January 1, 2022 Happy New Year! I thought I'd start this year out with reaching some goals! Evaluations are a part of every educator's school year and can be quite daunting because of so many uncontrollable variables. With many educators' jobs being dependent on a good evaluation to be offered a position the next year … Continue reading Maximizing Your Evaluation
Catching Up – Changes to the Blog, and Life
December 9, 2021 It's been awhile since I blogged. Life has been going 90 miles an hour with family and teaching, as well as doors opening for new chapters in life. So, let me catch you up! At the end of October, we took a week off and traveled to the mountains to Helen, Georgia, … Continue reading Catching Up – Changes to the Blog, and Life
When the Teacher Becomes the Student
#A2TPD - Click the STAR to like this post! Comment below with your favorite professional development topics or strategies. October 23, 2021 If you're like me, October is when you finally start settling into your classroom routines and things level out. It's also when things like Professional Development and Professional Learning Communities start coming up … Continue reading When the Teacher Becomes the Student
Coping During a Pandemic: 8 Strategies for Educators
#A2TStudentNeeds - Click the STAR to like this post! Comment below with how you are going that extra mile to help your student's cope this year. October 7, 2021 I saw an infographic on social media a few weeks ago that hit me with a startling realization-this is the 3rd school year we have been … Continue reading Coping During a Pandemic: 8 Strategies for Educators
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