Kelly Treleaven is a writer for We Are Teachers, focusing on local education issues and providing resources and advice for teachers. With a passion for addressing the challenges and concerns faced by educators, Kelly's articles touch on topics such as classroom management, school culture, and the impact of social media on education.
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Kelly Treleaven’s articles primarily focus on education, teaching, classroom management, school issues and teacher-student relationships. Her coverage attributes indicate a preference for expert commentary and data citations.
When reaching out to Kelly, consider offering insights from experienced educators or professionals in the field of education who can provide practical advice or evidence-based strategies related to classroom management and teacher-student dynamics. Topics such as innovative teaching methods, educational psychology, student behavior analysis and effective communication in educational settings could be particularly relevant.
Given her local geographic focus within the United States, consider tailoring pitches with references specific to the U.S. education system or including insights from experts familiar with the particular challenges faced by educators in the U.S.
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By: Kelly Treleaven
Our contracted end time is 3 p.m., but my principal says most teachers stay till 5.
Your students will remember the hope you gave them long after this school year. Having lived most of my life on the Texas coast, I am no stranger to natural disasters.
By: Kelly Treleaven
Our exclusive survey shows teachers are onboard with the science of reading but need additional support in implementing it.
By: Kelly Treleaven
How to ride out this wave like a pro. Folks: We are squarely in DEVOLSON season.
By: Kelly Treleaven
He said kindness is a “nonacademic, nondisciplinary issue.” Dear We Are Teachers,
The dread I feel logging into my email is debilitating. Dear We Are Teachers, I'm in my second year teaching high school and am on the verge of quitting.
By: Kelly Treleaven
It was funny for the first year or so, but now it just chips away at my self-esteem.
By: Kelly Treleaven
When I called home, she said she has “the right to help my child with his homework to whatever extent I want.”
By: Kelly Treleaven
I was too scared to argue back, my principal needs to know that I can't really work on it.
How can I make my family understand I need some serious rest? Dear We Are Teachers, I'm in my third year of teaching 3rd grade.
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