This is a link that informs teachers about some of the best sales to find. Teachers end up buying a lot of materials themselves, so this is a great way for teachers to save money.

This is a cute, modern way for students to introduce themselves. This is especially good for older students who know about Facebook. This could be something cute for teachers to display for conferences when parents come to the classroom.

These are laminated cards that teachers put on a ring for students to keep on or in their desk during the beginning of school. If students forget the new classroom procedures they can reference these cards. I think it's a good way for students to be able to look for an answer, rather than always having to ask the teacher.

This is an activity in which students can get to know you better, as well as each other. It allows students to be creative, as well as providing them the chance to talk about themselves. I think it makes students more comfortable talking to the class when they have something from home to share.

This is a board or poster that tells the students how they are going to be working, whether it's independently, in groups, or individually. This will help keep consistency in the classroom because students will always know to look at the board if they want to know how they are working/ learning today. The colors help keep the poster organized and easy to read.

A board that has a class calendar, as well as folder that contain the work from the day is a great way to keep the classroom organized, as well as make sure students are responsible for getting their own work. If students know where things are in the classroom, they don't always have to be asking the teacher. This board is a great idea!

This is taken from a book called, Handbook for Qualities of Effective Teachers. Based on the reading of this chapter this book seems to have a lot of great tips, techniques, and strategies for teachers! This section talked about effective classroom management, and it specifically addresses things such as rules and routines. It's not the most colorful reading but very informational!

This article is based on helping students with behavior problems, but can be adapted for other students as well. This articles suggest the best way to seat certain students, where to place materials, and how to best set up the room for classroom activities.

This article is great because it is written from the perspective of a teacher. It is not an author who is simply telling you good behavior management practices, but instead speaks about their own personal experiences and how these strategies worked in their classroom.

This article also provides resources of worksheets, activities, and ways to work with students who are having behavioral problems. It not only provides resources, but explains common methods of working with students and step-by-step instructions for a scenario.

This article is a great toolbox of different resources to use when dealing with behavior management. It provides different links to resources. It's organized by situations/ categories, so teachers can go to this link and find resources for their specific problem.

This article provides six safe and effective behavior management strategies. These are helpful because they help teachers look at what they're doing, rather than solely what the student is doing. This article encourages teachers to work on the best way for them to act in behavior situations.

Pinterest is a great resource, especially for teachers. People share so many ideas for lessons and teaching strategies. Pinterest is also a great way to find job interview outfits. These are pictures of real teachers going to real interviews, this can provide ideas of how to look professional.

This article gives advice on little things for an interview that some people might not think of or put much thought into. This article is based on experiences of teachers. The article is broken down into categories which makes it extremely easy to understand to to reference later on if need be.

This was another great resource! This article talks about questions that would be asked at an interview. This is great because these questions come from head teachers of elementary schools. They also talk about appropriate responses that they would look for.

This article provides a great base of information for those who are not familiar or have very little experience with the interview process. It talks about answers to simple questions, as well as answers to scenario questions. This is a great resource!

This is not so much an article, but a link that provides resources based on issues that teachers will face. This page addresses the problem of text changing as technology becomes more prevalent, and how we should teach our students for this. There are many different links to books and articles that we can use to address this question.

This article provides issues that teachers and educators will face throughout the current year. The article divides the issues into categories, such as Common Core, Student Learning, etc. Then a summary of what is happening with these issues is given. This article is useful for students like us, who are about to enter the field. The author's writing makes it very relatable.

This article is interesting because it talks about new school policies and how they are affecting children today. This article is targeted toward parents, and I think it's important for teachers to know what parents are thinking and what concerns they have about their school and their classroom. This is a reminder to teachers about today's impact of parents and they power they have.

This link takes you to a page of a website called We are Teachers. This page focuses on Special Education. It provides links to articles about new techniques that teachers are using, new assistive technology to bring into the classroom for special eduction, and more. All of these links are in relation to new ideas and practices in the field.