Elizabeth Mulvahill, B.A., Certified Teacher
Elizabeth Mulvahill has worked at We Are Teachers since 2015 and is currently a Contributing Editor. Her experience in the classroom includes elementary classroom teaching, small-group intervention, and literacy. Elizabeth holds a liberal arts bachelor's degree and post-baccalaureate teaching credentials from the University of Colorado.
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The power of positive thinking.
This reading challenge is a slam-dunk!
Want to dive into coding but don’t know where to begin? Read about how one teacher used robots to get amazing results!
These fun ideas combine cool tech tools with hands-on exploration and learning.
Because it's always good to have a snappy comeback in your pocket.
Because classroom “movie day” doesn’t mean turn off your brain.
Our favorite videos, lesson plans, and games from PBS LearningMedia.
A student tells you that a couple of teachers were talking trash about you. What do you do now?
What are the best things about teaching? Here's what the WeAreTeachers community has to say.
10 thought-provoking quotes from our 44th President and First Lady to help you reflect on their time in office.
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Spot on advice for returning to the classroom after an absence.
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Check out these Teacher Helpline recommended strategies for solving math word problems.
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