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One of the perks of teaching remotely is never having to pretend you didn’t hear your name echo across the room on a Saturday afternoon. Weekends are for logging off, staying unmuted in peace, and letting someone else answer the questions until Monday. #virtualteaching #funny

A well-deserved recognition for one of our own. We’re proud to celebrate a Proximity Learning teacher, Dion Lucas, who has been nominated for a Staff Recognition Award by her district. Proud to see one of our virtual teachers recognized for the difference she makes every day.

This week is about the people who show up, log in, and give their full attention to students who need it most. Thank you for showing up, for staying present, and for making a difference in ways that truly matter.

Teacher Appreciation Month is more than recognition, it’s about meaningful support. At Proximity Learning, we believe supporting teachers means creating real resources that help them thrive both inside and outside the classroom. Read more here: hubs.ly/Q04dBFWV0

You’re getting verrryyy focused on solving your teacher shortage… 🌀 oooh you wanna hire Proximity Learning teachers soooo bad… Don’t fight it. Just blink twice and book the meeting.

H-1B visa changes are creating new uncertainty for districts already navigating teacher shortages. Read the full blog to learn how districts are responding and how Proximity Learning can help: hubs.ly/Q0498j110

From being a virtual student herself to mentoring new teachers, Christina Schuttler is the gold star example of a PLI teacher. She's been teaching science with Proximity for 4 years and bringing her A-game. Read more about her in our latest blog: hubs.ly/Q048hBt-0

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Students deserve more than crossing the finish line alone. Teachers help students reflect, revise, and grow. Without them, learning loses direction and depth. Addressing the teacher shortage means protecting the quality of education, not just the pace.

One of our students just won 1st place at the state level in a poetry competition after being encouraged to submit their work through an assignment from their PLI teacher. Want to see what live, virtual teaching can unlock for your students? Let’s connect.

Without teachers, learning stalls. No guided discussion. No feedback on writing. No one to help students push past surface-level understanding. The teacher shortage is not a detour. It is a breakdown in momentum. Partner with us to get back on the road today.

Live learning keeps students engaged at full throttle. Discussion-based instruction challenges students to think quickly, write clearly, and respond thoughtfully. It builds confidence and comprehension in ways passive learning never can.

Teacher unions are shaping major conversations in education right now. Read the blog and explore how Proximity Learning can help you keep instruction strong when hiring falls short. hubs.ly/Q046Y4Dn0

Removing barriers for teachers means removing limits for students. Live instruction gives teachers the flexibility to respond, adapt, and engage students when it matters most. Learning accelerates when teachers are empowered to teach in the moment.

For 50 years, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act has stood for one powerful belief: every student deserves access to a free and appropriate public education. Read our blog reflecting on the impact here: hubs.ly/Q045bQpv0

Learning sticks when it happens in the moment, not on a replay. Students learn best when they can ask questions, test ideas, and respond in real time. Live instruction allows teachers to adjust, clarify, and challenge students as learning unfolds.

The pressure on districts, leaders, and teachers is undeniable. The right instructional support can make all the difference. Read the full case study and see what the data says. Then let’s talk about what those results could look like in your classrooms. hubs.ly/Q045bFFk0

Classic literature still has a place in today’s classrooms, and not just on a reading list. Explore the blog to see why classic texts and strong, teacher led discussions remain essential to a well rounded education. hubs.ly/Q044HLd-0

Teachers show up every single day for their students. The question is, are we showing up for them? Take a moment to read the blog. What does going above and beyond for teachers look like in your district or organization right now? Read more here: hubs.ly/Q044HH990

Slack has its own culture. At Proximity Learning, we live at the intersection of technology and human connection. Whether it’s on Slack or in a live virtual classroom, how we communicate matters.