To write for I Love to Teach 101 (ILTT) you will need to submit your article below in the submission form. Please read the instructions below first.
All articles MUST be approved by the I Love To Teach (ILTT) Writers Panel before publication. Please read the rules and writing brief below to understand how your article is more likely to get approved for publication.
We prefer articles with at least 1000 words and to have at least one quality stock image that you have copyright authorisation to share. Your own unique photo is even better.
You may if you wish add ONE link in your article back to an article on your blog which we will check.
Your article cannot be copied in part or full from any other source, including your own blog, as this may result in duplicate content penalties from Google.
We will let you know within 14 days of receiving your article if it has been approved for publication.
First, it’s good if you have a key phrase in bold font in the first paragraph. We like it if the title and at least three paragraphs have the key phrase.
Second, keep your paragraphs short ie 100 words max.
Add lots of subheadings so it’s easy for readers to scan your article to see if it’s something they want to read.
Please make sure at least one subheading has your key phrase in it, so it’s SEO happy.
Third, you must add at least one quality stock image, or even your own unique photo. You can add up to three images because we all LOVE them. If you want to add a video from YouTube or one you made yourself then add the link.
Lastly, articles about your teaching experience or research are great but check the FAQs to make sure you know which topics not to write about.
Note – it’s a good idea to write your article on Grammarly first, then copy it to the submission form below. If something goes wrong with the submission you will still have your work. You don’t have to use Grammarly but it’s a great tool for checking your writing.
Happy writing 😀
Hi, I’m Sylvia Skinner, a book lovin’, faith-led, Aussie Primary teacher, turned K-12 Art teacher, creator of the Go HERO course, founder of I Love To Teach 101, while helping teachers in need.