What should I include on my teacher website?

Centralized Communication: Share updates, schedules, and announcements with students and parents in one place.
Resource Hub: Provide downloadable materials, lesson plans, and educational resources.
Professional Branding: Showcase your teaching philosophy, certifications, and achievements.
Parent Engagement: Keep parents informed about classroom activities, assignments, and progress.
Career Growth: Use your website to network with other educators, apply for jobs, or share your expertise.

Include an “About Me” section, class resources, homework updates, a calendar, contact information, and announcements.

Do I need technical skills to create a teacher website?

No, platforms like Wix, Squarespace, and WordPress offer user-friendly tools that make it easy to build a website without coding knowledge.

Use visuals, interactive elements, and a friendly tone to create a welcoming and engaging experience for visitors.

Yes, a blog is a great way to share insights, tips, and updates while improving your website’s SEO.

Share it with students and parents, add it to your email signature, and promote it on social media or school newsletters.

A website enhances communication, supports learning, and helps you build your professional brand.