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 The Educator's Room is the first community-driven content platform focused on amplifying teachers' voices to inform, entertain and engage educators around the world.

Our work is simple:

-Through articles and social media we will inform the work that's happening in schools by having honest dialogue with educators about how to improve public education.

-Through our diverse media options (podcasts, talk shows, books, and more) we will engage educators in the work that binds us in the working of serving students and the community.

-We are a network of educators who engage in events focused on the mental health of educators through research, events, and timely discussions with our community.

To that extent, we work to elevate teacher voices to change the narrative of public education- particularly in some of our most underserved communities across the world. We advocate for teachers to write about what really happens in their classroom with a solution-focused mindset so that teachers can feel supported in a world where teacher respect is at an all-time low.

The goal for The Educator’s Room is to engage in honest, non-partisan dialogue about all topics in education including teacher self-care, student achievement, instruction and curriculum, pedagogy, parent support, etc. At times, these conversations may be difficult, but they are essential in truly supporting not only teachers but students and caregivers.

We have published thousands of articles, tweets, videos, and other content featuring voices from around the world all with one thing in common- they are certificated teachers. In addition, we have been featured on various media platforms including The Washington Post, The Huffington Post, and to name a few.

In addition to our articles, we have published 6 independent books, presented at conferences around the country, and held seminars around topics affecting teachers.

Throughout our work, we remain committed to supporting not only established teachers, but also those who are considering education as a career move. We realize that across the world the professional workforce of teachers is diminishing and we believe in order to return teachers back to the workforce we need to not only be supportive, but honest about what we need to do our jobs better. Our work will continue with addressing topics that are controversial but are needed.

We are grateful for our many teachers/writers who sacrifice their planning periods, time with their families, and professional life to write about public education. They represent the thousands of professionals who every day enter our schools and teach our students regardless of what is happening behind the scenes. Teachers are not only appreciated here, but revered for their professionalism, dedication, and love for students.

In 2021 and beyond, The Educator’s Room looks forward to producing events focused on the Annual Teacher Self-Care Conference and our subsequent one-day workshops,  debuting our Weekly News show, our ever-popular podcasts, and creating content with our boutiques websites like The Instructional Coach Academy and Education in Atlanta that teachers want to read. During this year, we may laugh, argue, and cry together- but know that we are partners in education.

 
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The Educator's Room was launched in 2012 to amplify the voice of educators. To date, we have over 45+ writers from around the world and boast over twelve million page views. Through articles, events, and social media we will advocate for honest dialogue with teachers about how to improve public education. This mission is especially important when reporting on education in our community; therefore, we commit our readers to integrity, accuracy, and independence in education reporting. To join our mailing list, click here.

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At The Educator's Room, we focus on amplifying and honoring the voice of educators as experts in education. To date, we have over 40 staff writers/teachers from around the world.

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