Author: Tom White

Teaching To The Test Pattern: Evan Rosenberry

Teaching To The Test Pattern: Evan Rosenberry

Posted by | May 20, 2026 | |

What does a marketing teacher in Gwinnett County know about broadcast education? More than you’d expect.

Tom sits down with Evan Rosenberry at Collins Hill High School — the first marketing teacher in Teaching to the Test Pattern history — and the conversation goes places. AI in the classroom, why banning it might be the worst thing you can do for your students, a student MLB franchise project that ended up in Seoul, Korea, and what happened when Evan handed his kids the VidPod and said “figure it out.”

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5 Ways to Make the Most of Your Year-End Budget

5 Ways to Make the Most of Your Year-End Budget

Posted by | Apr 6, 2026 | |

If you’re a school administrator or CTE director, you know the drill: it’s early spring, and there’s money in the budget that needs to be spent by May 31st. The challenge isn’t whether to spend it—it’s where to spend it wisely so your investment actually makes a difference for students and staff.

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October Content Ideas

October Content Ideas

Posted by | Sep 27, 2025 | |

Explore engaging May content ideas for school programs, including Teacher Appreciation Week, monthly celebrations like Mental Health Awareness and National Photography Month, and daily event coverage from World Password Day to National Burger Day. Discover creative social media post prompts and article topics for effective student engagement and program promotion. Perfect for educators and student media creators looking to plan compelling content for May 2025.

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Burn out: It All Started In The Garden Of Eden

Burn out: It All Started In The Garden Of Eden

Posted by | Sep 14, 2025 | |

Teachers: feeling overwhelmed? This article explains why modern education demands echo ancient mistakes, drawing insights from Parkinson’s Law & the Bible. Discover practical tips to protect your well-being, reclaim your time, and remember your true purpose. You’re not alone, and ‘good enough’ is often just that. Prioritize yourself and find joy in teaching again.

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