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Back to SearchEp 118 — Boundaries That Support Your Health with Martin Malone
Season 7 Episode 118
Your health plan shouldn’t collapse the moment the last bell rings, yet that’s exactly what happens to so many educators. We sit down with Martin Mal…
3 hours ago
Ep 117 — One Daily Text with John Bird
Season 7 Episode 117
Chronic absenteeism can feel like the one problem that refuses to budge, no matter how many letters you send home or how many consequences you add. W…
1 week ago
Ep 116 — What Zombie Tropes Teach Us About Calm Classrooms And Stronger Schools with Christine and Tammy
One hidden bite can take down the whole group and schools have their own version of that problem. We bring a surprisingly practical lens to teaching …
2 weeks ago
BONUS: Season 7 Preview!
Chronic absenteeism. Burnout. Students who shut down the moment things get hard. Math lessons that get buried under too many “must-dos.” We’re openin…
3 weeks ago
SUMMER SERIES EP 7 — Two-Hour Deadlines?
We tackle a question from an instructional coach who wants to know how to handle a complex problem when the deadline is only two hours away. We share…
4 weeks ago
SUMMER SERIES EP 6 — Audit Your Programs
We answer a listener question about three new school platforms and the chaos that comes with stacked online programs. We share a practical way to aud…
1 month ago
SUMMER SERIES EP 5 — Say No Without Guilt
Everything feels important, and that is exactly why so many educators end up saying yes until they are overwhelmed. We talk through a simple but powe…
1 month, 1 week ago
SUMMER SERIES EP 4 — Planning Without The Panic
Planning can swallow an elementary teacher’s life, especially when you’re responsible for every subject and every minute feels accounted for. We tack…
1 month, 2 weeks ago
SUMMER SERIES Ep 3 — Cutting Corners Without Cutting Learning
You’ve got a lesson to plan, a stack of curriculum guides, and a brain that just wants summer. Then comes the question every coach and teacher wrestl…
1 month, 3 weeks ago
SUMMER SERIES Ep 2 — Keeping Stuff Will Not Making Teaching Easier
Your classroom can be full and still feel empty of what you actually need: time, clarity, and space to think. We kick off our summer Q and A series w…
2 months ago