Professional Development: It’s Connected Educator’s Month

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October is Connected Educator’s Month! That means that the academic world is practicing the art of networking now – and it also means it’s the perfect time to connect with the people and professional development resources that can make you a better teacher.

We’re all busy, for sure, but you should never neglect your networking capabilities. Today, TeachHUB.com contributor Jordan Catapano offers up an overview of what you should be doing AFTER October ends to keep the proverbial networking beacon shining, including:

  • Reflect on What You’ve Gained.
  • Learn and Explore More.
  • Stick with Other Connected Teachers.


How have you gotten connected this month? How do you plan to continue being connected the rest of the year?



Teachers around the world scratch their heads this time of the year, wondering how in the world they can tie an educational activity into Halloween.

But we’re you’re favorite spooky resource for figuring out how to creatively recognize the day normally associate with trick-or-treating and petty vandalism.

The article outline above outlines activities like”

  • Spooky Story Writing
  • "War of the Worlds" Activities
  • How-to Halloween Writing


Elsewhere, TeachHUB.com is a tremendously effective website for Halloween costume ideas and more. Here’s a roundup of what we’ve posted:


Teacher Interview Questions and Answers


    We have become a tremendous resource for job seekers looking for a teaching job. One of our consistently popular articles, 6 Common Interview Questions for Teachers and How to Answer Them, offers up the most popular teacher interview questions according to our educational experts, and gives suggestions on well-thought-out answers.

    Other helpful employment-related articles we’ve published include How to Survive a Group Interview3 Proven Ways to Get a Teaching Job, and Interview Disasters and How to Avoid Them. Study these articles and ace your way through the hiring process!
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