Effective teachers ask for help when they need it.  The phrase "I don't know" is not a sign of weakness.  Not being able to say it, however, is definitely a weakness.  You have to be resourceful and turn to others to improve, grow, and learn.  If you don't, you will not be at your best and neither will your students.

Effective teachers ask for help when they need it. The phrase "I don't know" is not a sign of weakness. Not being able to say it, however, is definitely a weakness. You have to be resourceful and turn to others to improve, grow, and learn. If you don't, you will not be at your best and neither will your students.

Effective teachers ask for help when they need it.&nbsp; The phrase "I don't know" is not a sign of weakness.&nbsp; Not being able to say it, however, is definitely a weakness.&nbsp; You have to be resourceful and turn to others to improve, grow, and learn.&nbsp; If you don't, you will not be at your best and neither will your students.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Episode #25:  Yell for Help When Necessary

This podcast was developed to help high school teachers better reach students, as well as gain more self-fulfillment by doing just that. We will discuss essential strategies and stories to help new, experienced, burned-out, and/or growth-focused teachers find their way in a world of confusing, endless, and oftentimes overwhelming resources for educators. Hopefully, you will find these both tangible and applicable in your own professional journey. This podcast is definitely not about “polish” and “pretty”. Instead, it’s about REAL strategies that have proven results in REAL classrooms. Thank you for taking the time to get better for your students. Most of all, thank you for being a teacher.&nbsp;

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This podcast was developed to help high school teachers better reach students, as well as gain more self-fulfillment by doing just that. We will discuss essential strategies and stories to help new, experienced, burned-out, and/or growth-focused teachers find their way in a world of confusing, endless, and oftentimes overwhelming resources for educators. Hopefully, you will find these both tangible and applicable in your own professional journey. This podcast is definitely not about “polish” and “pretty”. Instead, it’s about REAL strategies that have proven results in REAL classrooms. Thank you for taking the time to get better for your students. Most of all, thank you for being a teacher. 

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Episode #25: Yell for Help When Necessary

Episode #25: Yell for Help When Necessary