The Power Of Your Voice: How This Teacher Leader Puts Advocacy First with Melody Arabo
When teachers use their voice to advocate for themselves, their students and schools it can have a powerful effect. That's why I decided to invite Melody Arabo on the podcast to talk a little bit about how teachers can begin to advocate for themselves, some tips on how to navigate challenging situations in your school environment when you're ready to begin advocating, the joys and successes of being a teacher. Melody is an passionate educator who has made a difference in her work whether in education or her position as an Outreach Specialist. Whether your a seasoned, mid-career or first year teacher you will definitely come away some golden lessons and tips to help you thrive in your teaching. I can't wait for you to listen because, my friend, I know you will enjoy this episode! Your feedback means the world to us, so we would be really grateful if you could give us your thoughts and opinions about the show. As a special gift, from me to you, survey participants will be entered in a raffle for a $15 dollar gift card. The raffle ends on October 7, 2021. (US Residents Only) Please copy and past this link-https://forms.gle/vTytNUXp8mkrzi3Z8 to access the survey. Now, if you're feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you left me a review on iTunes. Those reviews help other people to find the podcast. Show your support for the podcast by: 1. Signing up for our newsletter/Classroom Management Template Letter at teachersimpact.net 2. Buy Teachers Impact a book: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/teachersimpact 3. Learn more about the new Micro Training on classroom management at https://teachersimpact.net
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Show Notes
When teachers use their voice to advocate for themselves, their students and schools it can have a powerful effect. That's why I decided to invite Melody Arabo on the podcast to talk a little bit about how teachers can begin to advocate for themselves, some tips on how to navigate challenging situations in your school environment when you're ready to begin advocating, the joys and successes of being a teacher. Melody is an passionate educator who has made a difference in her work whether in education or her position as an Outreach Specialist. Whether your a seasoned, mid-career or first year teacher you will definitely come away some golden lessons and tips to help you thrive in your teaching. I can't wait for you to listen because, my friend, I know you will enjoy this episode!
We want to continue bringing you more great content specifically designed for you, so our first annual listener survey is live! Your feedback means the world to us, so we would be really grateful if you could give us your thoughts and opinions about the show. As a special gift, from me to you, survey participants will be entered in a raffle for a $15 dollar gift card.Please copy and past this link-https://forms.gle/vTytNUXp8mkrzi3Z8 to access the survey. The raffle ends on October 7, 2021. (US Residents Only) Now, if you're feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you left me a review on iTunes. Those reviews help other people to find my podcast.
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1. Leaving a Review on Itunes or Follow, Thank you!
2. Struggling with classroom management? Get the free Classroom Management Plan Letter Template here
3.Signing up for our newsletter on the Website
4. Support by buying Teachers Impact a book
5. Learning more about the new Micro Training on Classroom Management here