Updated Post: This post has been updated and is being shared again in honor of Financial Literacy Month. I know it is not April yet, but the lessons and activities shared here have no expiration … [Read more...]
Food Safety Guidelines: Save Your Sanity and Expenses During the Holidays (And While In Quarantine)
Updated Post: This post has been updated and now includes yet another new link that can help you save money as well as your sanity during this crazy period of quarantine as well as the upcoming … [Read more...]
Thank You For Your Service: The Case For Veteran Teachers
Updated Post: Today is Veterans Day and TeacherCents wants to say thank you to all who served and currently serve in the Armed Forces. For those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and will never return … [Read more...]
The Economics of Free Play and Nature Education: Part 3
Updated Post For 2020 and Beyond: 5 Easy Activities For Your Classroom, Home, or Summer Camp. Note To The Reader: This post was originally written at the end of the school year many years ago with … [Read more...]
Need Help Finding The Right Credit Card? You Came to The Right Place!
Have you ever gone crazy trying to find the right credit card to fit your needs? Maybe you are in the process of losing your mind, spending countless hours surfing the web, looking for that perfect … [Read more...]
Stolen: Protect Yourself, Your Family, and Students From Information Thieves
Updated Post: Like it or not, your personal information increasingly lives on the Internet. Whether its work related or out of convenience or social enjoyment, information once regarded as private … [Read more...]
Back To School: Good News Stories and Resources
I know some of reading this are already back in the classroom and for that we thank you! You chose once again to enter the phone booth, the bat cave, or whatever place you go to transform into the … [Read more...]
Teachers 403(b)’s Deserve A Failing Grade
TeacherCents is thrilled to share this article by Anthony Isola of A Teachable Moment and Ritholtz Wealth Management. Do you know what fees you are paying in your 403(b) account? If you are like … [Read more...]
It’s Movie Time: 21 Movies For Teachers
Updated Post: I know it’s still summer and thinking about September and your next class of students might not be on the top of your to do list, but how about watching a movie? I know where I live it … [Read more...]
Teachers Turn Your Skills and Hobbies Into Extra Income!
I am not going to start out by telling you that it’s difficult being a teacher. I won’t tell you that teachers often work 2 and even 3 jobs just to get by. I won’t tell you about the exodus from the … [Read more...]
