Brandon | Education Enthusiast @Mathcation

🍎 1M+ Viewers on YouTube | Weekly Newsletter to 10K+ Teachers | Publisher of (Free) Teaching Resources | Follow for Education Insights & Teaching Tips mathcation.com Joined November 2017

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Brandon | Education Enthusiast @Mathcation

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IEPs were created to protect students with disabilities. But when no one is left to provide the services, are we protecting anyone? Are we building equity—or paperwork?

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Return-to-office mandates are like trying to revive Blockbuster. You’ll just lose your best people and wonder why no one wants to come back.

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Every "bad" kid in school was just one adult away from a different outcome. Be the adult.

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Gratitude is the most underrated leadership skill. You can't fake it—and when it's real, people will follow you through anything.

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Remember when teachers thought calculators would ruin education? Turns out the real threat was TikTok and a phone under the desk.

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No one talks about how many opportunities you miss simply by doubting yourself.

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Every job wants 5 years of experience before you turn 25. But if you stay at one company for 5 years, they’ll call you unambitious.

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People say being on time, having great energy, or showing effort takes "no talent." But try teaching a class at 7am while balancing 100 other things. It’s not talentless. It’s a skill most people overlook.

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If every teacher is trained in the same ideological bubble, “school choice” is just a different flavor of the same dish. The real fight is reforming how we train teachers in the first place.

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Brandon | Education Enthusiast @Mathcation

2 days ago

The people who are best at their jobs are too busy doing the work to talk about how good they are.

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Brandon | Education Enthusiast @Mathcation

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Being good at your job means someone will ask you to do more of it—for free.

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Brandon | Education Enthusiast @Mathcation

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The hardest part of teaching isn’t the students. It’s pretending you’re not exhausted, underpaid, and three seconds away from screaming in the supply closet.

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Judging a teacher by one evaluation is like grading a student’s entire year based on one bad day. It’s not just unfair—it’s lazy.

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Some kids have never tasted a great book. They’ve only been force-fed junk literature, then told reading is boring. Of course they hate it. Feed their minds the good stuff and watch what happens.

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Brandon | Education Enthusiast @Mathcation

3 days ago

Raising teacher salaries won't fix the shortage. Because no paycheck is worth burnout, micromanagement, and being blamed for everything.

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Brandon | Education Enthusiast @Mathcation

3 days ago

Everyone loves to say “hire for attitude, train for skill” until it's time to promote the nice guy over the high-performer. Suddenly it’s “business is business.”

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Brandon | Education Enthusiast @Mathcation

3 days ago

If your job can be done remotely, your boss is choosing to make your life harder by forcing you back to the office.

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3 days ago

The teachers who shaped you most probably never made a test you remember. It was how they made you feel.

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The moment you hand your toddler a screen to “keep them busy” is the moment parenting quietly hands over its power. It doesn’t feel like it in the moment—until you look up and wonder how it became the default.