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Teachers, Forget the Summer Bucket List
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What Teachers Really Want for Teacher Appreciation Day
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How I Use Fishbowl Discussions to Engage Every Student
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Why Teachers and Schools Should Be Encouraging Students to Vote
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Dear School Administrator, Please Treat Teachers Like the Grown-Ups That We Are
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How to Get Through the End of the School Year When You’re Tired and Sad
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7 Things Principals Can Do to Make a Teacher Observation Valuable
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5 Self-Care Teacher Tricks to Help You Survive This Time of Year
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As a Teacher, Should I Support the National School Walkout?
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5 Ways Learning Something New Can Help You Become a Better Teacher
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Why Good Classroom Management is a Lot Like Training a Puppy
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A Teacher’s Job as Explained by “Hamilton”
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Why I Still Believe in Old-School Teaching
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Teachers, We’re Not Supporting Each Other Enough
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The Dos and Dont’s of Social Media for Teachers
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How to Move Teacher-Administrator Relationships Beyond Rivalry
Knoll is a public school English teacher of nearly two decades. Outside of the classroom he spends his time working as a freelance writer or exploring the outdoors with his wife, two boys, and dog. He loves the subject he teaches so much that he named his dog Atticus and got a half-sleeve tattoo depicting a scene from Maurice Sendak's WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE to celebrate the birth of his kids.