Learning can be loud too! Controlled chaos can be a fun way to teach and engage.

After recently performing at a few venues, Jack shares with Steve how playing guitar and singing for an audience can directly relate with the environment of a classroom.

After experiencing "technical difficulties" 4 times in a row, the podcasting duo decided to take a different approach and speak about the art of "pivoting" in teaching.

Stories of the early years of teaching were shared, where authoritarian tactics were used. Now, the duo has pivoted to meeting behaviors in a much more calm manner.

A whole year of Chops! The duo spends the 50th episode sharing their experiences of creating a podcast and how it helped them grow in their craft.

Chops hosts a live episode with students of CHS. Students were asked to share what they wish their teachers knew.

Chops hosts a live episode with students of CHS. Students comment and ask questions about teaching, leadership, and music.

Teaching in May feels like trying to put out a fire with a flyswatter.

Teaching the mind usually comes first. Teaching the body and the heart are equally important.

In the midst of all of the end-of-year activities, the duo share how they keep themselves organized.