Instructor magazine launched in October 1891 as Normal Instructor (teacher’s colleges were then called “normal schools”). In its 124-year history, the magazine has changed names five times! Check out this infographic with some more fun facts about the magazine:
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I read many teacher blogs and education websites to keep up on trends.
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