State Seal of STEM: An Exciting New Recognition for High School Scholars
California high school graduates may soon be able to receive the State Seal of STEM on their diplomas. AB 28Read More…
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Chelsea Culbert is a proud product of New York public schools where she graduated with her International Baccalaureate diploma. She went off to attain her B.A. in Chemistry with concentrations in Public Health and Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies at NYU. While at NYU, she started the chapter of “Strive for College,” a non-profit organization that connects college students as mentors to assist high schoolers throughout the college application and financial aid processes. Immediately after graduation, Chelsea pursued her teaching career with Teach for America Los Angeles. While teaching, Chelsea completed her Master’s degree in Urban Education at Loyola Marymount University. Chelsea is currently teaching at her Teach for America placement school in Lincoln Heights where she serves as Department Instructional Lead, Instructional Leadership Team member, and coaches Varsity soccer.
Posts by Chelsea:
4 Educational Apps You Should Be Using In Your Classroom
Technology has changed so many aspects of our lives so it is no surprise that it is revolutionizing the waysRead More…
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It’s Important for Teachers to Prioritize Relationships During the First Weeks of School
The first few weeks of school are a critical time to establish routines, expectations, and layout of your class. AsRead More…
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How To Teach Generation Smartphone
Students today make up a new generation of learners. Born into Generation Z, these students grew up using technology, smartphones,Read More…
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Rethinking Student Accomplishment: What Does It Mean To Be Successful?
The ultimate goal in life is to be successful. As a teacher, I hope that all my students are successfulRead More…
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Teacher Talk: How I’m Prioritizing My Mental Health
Summer break is a great time to relax, recharge, and reflect — a moment to take a breath and letRead More…
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A Note to the Class of 2019: Some Advice As You Begin Your Next Educational Journey
Dear Class of 2019, Congratulations, you did it! You made it through thirteen years of education. From your awkward middleRead More…
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There Is No Right Way To Become a Teacher: Reflections on My Teacher Training
As I finish up my fifth year teaching, I have been reflecting a lot on my journey as a teacher,Read More…
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#ReachHigher: Why We Need To Make May 1st a Big Deal
May 1st is an exciting day for high school seniors across the country. It is the official day where mostRead More…
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It’s Testing Season: Encourage Your Students to Finish Strong
The end of spring break marks only a few weeks before the end of the academic year and the startRead More…
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