Jeremy Knoll

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.

Teachers, This Should Be the Summer of Saying No
What Teachers Really Want for Teacher Appreciation Day
How I Use Fishbowl Discussions to Engage Every Student
Why Teachers and Schools Should Be Encouraging Students to Vote
Dear School Administrator, Please Treat Teachers Like the Grown-Ups That We Are
How to Get Through the End of the School Year When You’re Tired and Sad
7 Things Principals Can Do to Make a Teacher Observation Valuable
5 Self-Care Teacher Tricks to Help You Survive This Time of Year
As a Teacher, Should I Support the National School Walkout?
5 Ways Learning Something New Can Help You Become a Better Teacher
Why Good Classroom Management is a Lot Like Training a Puppy
A Teacher’s Job as Explained by “Hamilton”
Why I Still Believe in Old-School Teaching
Teachers, We’re Not Supporting Each Other Enough
The Dos and Dont’s of Social Media for Teachers
How to Move Teacher-Administrator Relationships Beyond Rivalry