Teachers Impact Podcast

In this episode, I cover:What emotional labor really looks like in the classroomWhy those quiet moments of relationship-building matterHow we make hundreds of decisions before lunchThe guilt, reflection, and heart that go into every school day💡 Takeaway: This week, start noticing your invisible work—and give yourself credit for it.🛠️ Grab my new ebook:🎉 Level Up! The Elementary Teacher’s Guide to Effective Classroom ManagementIt’s packed with real stories, a proven behavior system, and tools to make your classroom run smoother—without burning you out.👉 [Get Your Copy Here]

In this episode, I share how The First Days of School by Harry Wong shaped my classroom management approach and why its core strategies still work today. Learn about clear procedures, consistency, and positive expectations—and how I’ve adapted these ideas for modern classrooms. If you want more practical tips, check out my classroom management ebook featuring the Level Up! System. Grab your copy here! Follow me @teachersimpact and let me know your favorite teaching book!

In this episode, I talk about:The moment that reminded me why I teachHow student curiosity drives deeper teaching and learningThe emotional rewards of watching students growWhat I’ve learned from my students about vulnerabilityEncouragement for teachers feeling overwhelmed or burned out✨ This episode is for any teacher who needs a reminder that the work you do matters—more than you know.📘 Grab the Classroom Management eBook!If you’re ready to bring more calm, structure, and confidence to your classroom, purchase my ebook:Level Up! The Elementary Teacher's Guide to Effective Classroom Management👉Get Your Copy HereIt’s packed with real-world strategies to help you stay grounded, reduce chaos, and reconnect with the joy of teaching.

In this episode, I break down 5 proven strategies that help improve school culture from the inside out—without burnout or overload.What You’ll Learn:Why a shared vision matters more than scattered initiativesHow clear communication reduces frustrationWhy empowering teacher leaders leads to lasting changeThe importance of protected collaboration timeHow celebrating small wins boosts morale📘 Resource:Grab my new ebook with real-life strategies you can apply school-wide. 🙌 Share + Subscribe:Send this to a colleague and follow the show for more strategies that support effective teaching and leadership.

What You’ll Learn:Why preparing students for the AI revolution starts in elementary schoolThe 5 key human-centered skills that tech can’t replaceReal classroom examples of how to build skills like curiosity, growth mindset, and emotional regulationHonest reflections on where I’m still growing as a teacher 👉 Get Your Copy Here: Elementary Teacher’s Guide to Effective Classroom Management—a practical, honest guide filled with tools, reflection prompts, and my Level Up! System to help you create a calm, confident classroom.

In this Soul Whisper, I'm offering a quiet reminder for the days when you're questioning your worth or feeling like you're falling short. If you've been carrying self-doubt, comparison, or just that heavy feeling of not doing or being enough—this one’s for you. Take a few minutes, breathe with me, and let this message meet you where you are. You are still enough. Even now. Especially now.

In this episode, I cover:What a beginner’s mindset really is (and how it’s different from inexperience)Why it’s easy to lose that mindset over time as a teacherHow curiosity helps with connection, engagement, and classroom behaviorA few small habits to help you stay open and inspiredA powerful story of what salsa dancing taught me about student learning.💡 Mentioned in this episode:📘 Level Up! The Elementary Teacher’s Guide to Effective Classroom ManagementMy brand-new ebook to help you shift your mindset and build a classroom culture that works—for you and your students.

Welcome to this Soul Whisper—a short, reflective episode designed to help you to be confident in becoming and let go of your need to be perfect. In just a few minutes, you’ll be guided through a gentle reminder that it's ok to outgrow the version of you that needs to be perfect. These calming reflections are created especially for educators who give so much and need a quiet moment to receive. 🧘‍♀️ Pause. Breathe. Reset. You’re doing better than you think.

Feeling overwhelmed by the week? Join me for this Reflect & Reset Friday episode, where we take a few intentional minutes to pause, process, and power up for the week ahead. Whether you're dealing with student behavior, lesson fatigue, or just trying to stay grounded, this quick reflection will help you reset your mindset and reconnect with your purpose as an educator. This week’s focus: What's Working?Each episode includes guided prompts, encouragement, and practical strategies you can use right away. Let’s turn challenges into insights—and small wins into momentum.🎧 Perfect for elementary teachers, burned-out educators, or anyone craving a calm close to the week.

In this episode you'll find:Real-life behavior turnaround in a first-grade classroomEarly challenges, “aha” moment, and key strategiesCollaboration with parents and support teamBehavior plans, sensory tools, and chunked assignmentsPositive changes in behavior and classroom flow👉 Get Your Copy: Level Up! The Elementary Teacher's Guide to Effective Classroom Management

In this episode, you'll learn:Why most classroom management advice doesn’t work long-term.The story behind creating the Level Up systemA sneak peek into what’s inside the ebookHow this guide helps you shift from reactive to proactiveWho it’s for and how to get the most from it💡 Get your copy here: Level Up! The Elementary Teacher's Guide to Effective Classroom Management✔️ Proven strategies✔️ Easy to implement✔️ Built for real-world classrooms

In this episode, you’ll learn:The unspoken emotional toll of teachingWhy “self-care” advice often falls shortReal-life tips to protect your mental space during the school yearA mindset shift that can help you set healthy boundariesHow to build daily systems that support your sanity, not drain it💡 Mentioned in this episode:📘 My new ebook 👉 Level Up! Classroom Management System, designed to help you lead with clarity, calm, and confidence.✔️ Real classroom-tested strategies✔️ Designed to reduce stress and increase student engagement✔️ Great for new and experienced teachers alike👉 Want a free exclusive tips sent straight to your inbox? Join the list at linktr.ee/teachersimpact and start transforming your classroom today.

Keeping students engaged isn’t about being the most entertaining person in the room—it’s about knowing how to layer your engagement strategies so they work with your classroom management, not against it.In this episode, I’m breaking down the three key layers of engagement that help kids stay focused, reduce disruptions, and create a classroom environment where real learning happens. These layers are simple to implement but powerful when combined—and they’ll give you more control without burning yourself out.Plus, I’ll share how these strategies connect to my new ebook, The Level Up! Classroom Management System, which gives you a step-by-step system to build routines, manage behaviors, and stay calm and consistent all year long.Level Up! Classroom Management System, designed to help you lead with clarity, calm, and confidence

Tired of classroom management plans that just don’t work? In this episode, we uncover why most classroom management plans fail.If you’ve been listening to this podcast for a while, you know I’m all about helping teachers feel more confident and less stressed in the classroom. I took my best strategies, the ones I use every single day, and put them in my new ebook, Level Up! The Elementary Teacher's Guide to Effective Classroom Management. Click this link to get your copy — and yes, it’s ready for you today."Level Up! Classroom Management System, designed to help you lead with clarity, calm, and confidence.

In this special episode, I’m excited to share an interview I did with the Black Educators Matter podcast! We had a real and honest conversation about my journey as an educator, the importance of representation, and what it takes to keep going in this profession.Some of the topics we covered:Why representation in education is critical for our students and communitiesLessons I've learned over the years as a Black educatorHow I stay grounded and motivated through the challengesAdvice for new and veteran teachers navigating this workI’m so grateful to Black Educators Matter for creating space to share these stories. I hope this conversation encourages you, whether you're in the classroom or supporting education in other ways.Be sure to check out and support Black Educators Matter and the amazing work they are doing!If you enjoy this episode, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share with a fellow educator!

Want to simplify your learning centers without sacrificing student engagement? In this episode of The Teachers Impact Podcast, I’m joined by Zeba from Kindergarten Café, a seasoned educator and early childhood expert. Zeba shares practical, time-saving strategies for managing learning centers, keeping students accountable, and creating a smooth classroom routine. Whether you're a new teacher or looking to refresh your centers, you'll walk away with actionable tips you can implement tomorrow!What you’ll learn:How to set up and organize learning centersWays to promote student independence and engagementTips for managing centers without added stressCommon center mistakes and how to avoid themHow to incorporate technology and social emotional learningShow your support for the podcast:1. Ready to master your craft? Get the: Ultimate Guide to Mastering your Craft as a Teacher2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast3. Want to improve your classroom management? Classroom Management Toolkit3. Visit the website

In this episode, we're exploring the book-Assertive Discipline. You'll learn how to establish clear expectations, enforce rules consistently and build trust and respect with your students. We'll also talk about some practical strategies for managing behavior, incorporating positive reinforcement and working with parents. Whether you're a new teacher or a seasoned educator, this episode will give you actionable tools to transform your classroom into a calm, focused space for learning. Show your support for the podcast:1. Ready to master your craft? Get the: Ultimate Guide to Mastering your Craft as a Teacher2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast3. Want to improve your classroom management? Classroom Management Toolkit3. Visit the website

Learning about teaching in a classroom and actually teaching in a real classroom are two totally different things. If you're a new teacher these are the truths that are not in textbooks or taught in college classrooms. If you're a midcareer or veteran teacher these truths will resonate with you and hopefully give some quick tips and strategies to help you navigate these challenges in your teaching. I know that these truths will resonate with so don't forget to share, rate and subscribe. Share the love!Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Letter Template at https://teachersimpact.net2. Ready to master your craft? Get the: Ultimate Guide to Mastering your Craft as a Teacher3. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated. In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20 or more kids in your classroom with this 3 part series. If you're a new teacher then you'll get a good foundation on how to begin differentiated instruction. For my mid-career and veteran teachers this will be a great refresher and some new tips that you can take back to your classrooms. Tune in to hear more about differentiated instruction made simple.Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Letter Template at https://teachersimpact.net2. Ready to master your craft? Get the: Ultimate Guide to Mastering your Craft as a Teacher3. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

On this bonus episode, you're in a for a treat. This is a podcast swap episode where Benita takes over the podcast to talk about the future of education. I know you will enjoy this, so put those earbuds and press play!In this episode, Benita G explores the future of education, emphasizing the need to move beyond traditional models and adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of workforce development and technology. She discusses the importance of personalized learning, the evolving roles of educators and parents, and the necessity of collaboration to prepare students for jobs that don't yet exist. The conversation highlights the impact of technology on education and the urgent need to address the digital divide to ensure equitable access to learning opportunities.

Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by disruptive students? You're one second away from walking out the door then this episode is for you. It can be one of the most frustrating thing to deal with a disruptive student during teaching but there are ways to stop the disruptive behavior so you can experience flow with your teaching. Listen to the episode to find out the different ways you can lessen disruptive student behavior in your classroom and go back to the work of teaching so that your kiddos are learning.Show your support for the podcast: 1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Letter Template at https://teachersimpact.net2. Ready to master your craft? Get the: Ultimate Guide to Mastering your Craft as a Teacher3. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

In honor of this year coming to an end and a new beginning, let's take a look back at some of the most popular episodes of the podcast. I've compiled the episodes that have resonated with you the most, if you've been a longtime fan. If you're new to the podcast, listening to these episodes will give a great start to learn what the podcast is all about! The episodes are linked below, and I know you will enjoy them!1. Differentiated Instruction Made Easy2. Lessons Learned After Almost 2 Years Podcasting 3. Part 2- 22 Lessons in 2022 4. 5 Things I'm Embarassed to Tell You- An Elementary Teacher's Confession5. Why Culturally Relevant Teaching is Important6. 5 Must Dos for Great Classroom Managment7. Backstage Pass: How I'm Coping this school year8. What You Need to Know about Teacher Learning 9. How to Bring More Joy to your Teaching 10. The #1 Secret to More Parental Involvement Ready to master your craft? Get the: Ultimate Guide to Mastering your Craft as a Teacher

You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated. In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20 or more kids in your classroom with this 3 part series. If you're a new teacher then you'll get a good foundation on how to begin differentiated instruction. For my mid-career and veteran teachers this will be a great refresher and some new tips that you can take back to your classrooms. Tune in to hear more about differentiated instruction made simple.Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated. In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20 or more kids in your classroom with this 3 part series. If you're a new teacher then you'll get a good foundation on how to begin differentiated instruction. For my mid-career and veteran teachers this will be a great refresher and some new tips that you can take back to your classrooms. Tune in to hear more about differentiated instruction made simple.Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated. In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20 or more kids in your classroom with this 3 part series. If you're a new teacher then you'll get a good foundation on how to begin differentiated instruction. For my mid-career and veteran teachers this will be a great refresher and some new tips that you can take back to your classrooms. Tune in to hear more about differentiated instruction made simple.Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

Are your students constantly calling your name and unable to complete a task by themselves. I get it, you feel so frustrated that after many attempts your students cannot get that learning task done. This is common in many early elementary classrooms but you can get your students on a path to learning independence that will stop them from constantly coming to you for help. On this episode, I give you some awesome tips on how to get your students to become independent learners. After listening and using these tips you will feel a sense of release and calm that will make your teaching that much more enjoyable. So, put those earbuds in and take a listen, you won't regret it.Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

You're going a million miles a minute and trying to juggle so many balls when teaching in an elementary classroom. Young students are also going through a lot in the classroom, centers, drills, rules, routines and procedures, peer conflict and the list goes on. I've also been there but there are ways to create calm and teach students how to stay calm when all else fails. If you're struggling with students who can't handle the controlled chaos or their big emotions then put on your earphones because on this episode I'll talk about some Calm Classroom strategies that I implemented that you're going to want to give a try by the end of this episode. Show your support for the podcast: 1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net 2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

I can't believe it! This school year has gone by amazingly fast but I'm super excited to share my lessons and reflections so you can jumpstart your own reflection. You know that teaching year is like a marathon but you've made it to the end and it's important that you take a step back to congratulate yourself for a job well done. On this episode, you'll hear what I've learned over the past year that I definitely want to share with you. So, if you've made it through another school year and ready to put down your work bag and reflect then this episode is for you. Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

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Every teacher has their vulnerabilities including me, that's why on this episode I talk about things that I'm embarrassed to share with you. Teaching is hard work and having a safe space to share your thoughts and vulnerabilities is so needed. This podcast is a safe space to share those vulnerabilities so that you can learn and grow as an educator. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy the episode.Show your support for the podcast: 1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net 2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

These little gems of financial advice has gi ven me peace of mind and a path to financial stability. If you're just starting out as a teacher or you're a veteran; listen to find out what these gems are and how you can evaluate and adapt them to your situation to gain peace of mind. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy. You can thank me later.Show your support for the podcast: 1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net 2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, accountant or financial advisor, nor am I holding myself out to be, and the information contained in this podcast is not a substitute for financial advice from a professional who is aware of the facts and circumstances of your individual situation.

Hey there friends!, We've all been there, that dreaded conversation that you don't want to have with a parent. You may struggle with these conversations but I'm here to help you lessen that fear. I'll share with you some helpful tips in this episode of how you can turn that dreaded conversation into a meaningful one. You can take away concrete and practical tips to help you glide your way through that next difficult conversation with a parent. So, put on those headphones, grab a cup of coffee and press play. Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

Hey there friends, I'm so excited to bring you this episode. Why? because its something that educators don't really talk about. Our students are allowed to mistakes and learn from them so why do you beat yourself up when you make a mistakes. Just like you tell your students that mistakes are ok, we just need to learn from them; you need to give yourself that same grace. This is a valuable less talked about tool that teachers need to use more often. That's why on this episode, I share with you some teaching mistakes I've made and how to prevent them. So, if you're like me and want to learn from the mistakes of others then this episode is a must listen. You can take away some valuable lessons that can help you to become a more effective teacher. Grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy listening to this exciting episode. Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

Are you tired of using the same old classroom strategies with not so great results? Then, you've come to the right place, my friend. On this episode, you'll hear how I use class dojo to level up my classroom management. You'll learn about how to use the Class Dojo point system to bring some refresh and life back into your classroom management plan. So, if you're like me and always up to try something new then this episode is for you. Put on those headphones, rest your feet and take a listen; you wont regret it.Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

Have you ever wondered what it would be like for an administrator to step into a teacher's shoe? Well, my friends, on this episode you will find out. On this episode I talk about the 4 BIG lessons I learned going back to the classroom after five years. Let me tell know, there were some major shifts I had to make in order to get through that school year. As a teacher, you will get an insider's look at what those lessons are; as an administrator you can you use these lessons to have more empathy for teachers under your leadership and tips for more successful initiatives that honors teachers. Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

ou've tried everything under the sun when it comes to classroom management. Every idea, incentive and even pleading with your students but you still can't get a handle on certain students. This can happen to the best teachers. Are you wondering whether it's your fault? I've been there, my friend. I totally understand your frustration and why you feel the way that you do. On this episode, we'll dive into some of the reasons why classroom management issues may not be fault and some ways to reframe the challenge so that you can find ways to manage it. Whether you're a new, seasoned or veteran teacher this episode is for you because you will come away with some aha moments that you can chew on and a whole new perspective. So, grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy the episode.Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcast

This new AI tool has been all the rage lately. It's being talked about as the new technology that will revolutionize the world. Are you as excited and intimated as I am? You probably are, but that's why I'm glad you're here! On this episode, I talk about my experience and trial with ChatGPT, so you can get out of your comfort zone and give it a shot. Come behind the scenes with me and I'll give you some great tips on how to get started, what it's actually like and other ideas to get you more excited to use this tool to help you in your teaching. Grab a cup of coffee or tea, so you can enjoy this new episode. Cheers to getting out of our comfort zones.Episode Resources: openai.com Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net2. Follow us on Instagram or Threads: @teachersimpactpodcastShow Less

Tired of using and reading the same old books? Well, you're in the right place, my friend. I'll be honest; I'm a creature of habit but after reading these books; I got really excited because these books will freshen up your collection and get your students' thinking. So, grab a cup of coffee or tea to listen to this new episode for three diverse children's books that will promote critical thinking in your students. Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net

Whew!, Can you believe it? A new year is already in swing, my friend. When the new year approaches one of the things that is so important to do is to reflect, that's why, on this episode I talk about the lessons learned in 2022 with teaching and life in general. If you're like me and love to learn from the mistakes of others then this episode is a must listen. You'll come away with some insight and fresh perspective to take with you in the new year. So, grab of cup of coffee or tea and enjoy the show.Show your support for the podcast by:1. Leaving a Review on Itunes, Spotify or Follow, Thank you!2. Struggling with classroom management? Get the free Classroom Management Plan Letter Template here3.Signing up for our newsletter on the Website4. Support by buying Teachers Impact a book

Whew!, Can you believe it? A new year is already in swing, my friend. When the new year approaches one of the things that is so important to do is to reflect, that's why, on this episode I talk about the lessons learned in 2022 with teaching and life in general. If you're like me and love to learn from the mistakes of others then this episode is a must listen. You'll come away with some insight and fresh perspective to take with you in the new year. So, grab of cup of coffee or tea and enjoy the show.Show your support for the podcast by:1. Leaving a Review on Itunes, Spotify or Follow, Thank you!2. Struggling with classroom management? Get the free Classroom Management Plan Letter Template here3.Signing up for our newsletter on the Website4. Support by buying Teachers Impact a book

If you've ever been overwhelmed and burnt out as a teacher, you're not alone. Teaching can be an exercise in joy and love; if this is something that you need more of in your teaching then this episode is a must listen. My guest on this episode, Akia Williams tells us what brings her the most joy in her teaching and some tips on what to do when you're just not feeling it. Tune in to hear who was the biggest influence in her becoming a teacher and some great tips to be more effective. Show your support for the podcast:1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at https://teachersimpact.net

I can't believe it's almost 2 years since starting the podcast! If you've ever began something new and felt like you can't keep going then you're in the right place. On this episode, I'll talk about some of the most important lessons I learned in my 2 years of podcasting. From building a website to marketing and social media, it's definitely been a roller coaster but funnily enough, some of it has to do with teaching. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy the episode. If you're feeling a little extra loving, please rate, review and follow the show. You're awesome!Show your support for the podcast by:1. Leaving a Review on Itunes, Spotify or Follow, Thank you!2. Struggling with classroom management? Get the free Classroom Management Plan Letter Template here3.Signing up for our newsletter on the Website4. Support by buying Teachers Impact a book

Are you wondering what teachers really need to stay in the profession? Are you thinking about leaving the profession? Ask any teacher and they will tell you exactly what it is that they need for the profession to be sustainable and enjoyable. Most teachers inherently love their jobs but if these strategies are not in place then it makes the job that much harder. I totally understand, because I've been there, my friend! That's why on this episode I'll lay out 4 simple yet concrete strategies that will give guidance on how to retain teachers. If you're an administrator that's looking for answers then this is a must listen to get you on the right path and if you're a teacher, be sure to listen because you'll come away with insight on ways to advocate for more teacher voice in schools. So excited for this episode, grab of tea or coffee and enjoy! Show your support for the podcast by:1. Leaving a Review on Itunes, Spotify or Follow, Thank you!2. Struggling with classroom management? Get the free Classroom Management Plan Letter Template here3.Signing up for our newsletter on the Website4. Support by buying Teachers Impact a book

One of the hardest things that's not talked about is dealing with student meltdowns. But if we want any kind of learning to be happening, we must learn how to teach our students this one important skill. When I first started teaching, I struggled with this area to say the least and I'm still working on it. But luckily, my friend, I've found a few simple to implement ideas that will help to get rid of those knots in your stomach when a student is having a meltdown. These techniques will not only help you to get through a lesson but have your students showing active empathy. Once implemented, these tips will leave in awe of what your students are capable of social emotionally. So grab of a cup of tea or coffee and listen to learn these simple tips. Now, if you're feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you left me a review on iTunes or Spotify. Those reviews help other people to find the podcast.Show your support for the podcast by:1. Leaving a Review on Itunes, Spotify or Follow, Thank you!2. Struggling with classroom management? Get the free Classroom Management Plan Letter Template here3.Signing up for our newsletter on the Website4. Support by buying Teachers Impact a book

I've been hearing about a lot of teachers leaving the profession. It almost seems alarming, right? But, I completely understand why this might be happening, my friend. That's why on this episode, I share my thoughts and reaction to a video on YouTube by HonestTeacherVibes on why she left the profession and can now give a voice to teachers still in the field. If you've ever felt like giving up on teaching and feeling the weight of the world right now then this is a must listen episode.Show your support for the podcast by:1. Leaving a Review on Itunes or Follow, Thank you!2. Struggling with classroom management? Get the free Classroom Management Plan Letter Template here3.Signing up for our newsletter on the Website4. Support by buying Teachers Impact a book