  This episode was previously released in 2016. With our current times, now seems like a good time to revisit it and be reminded of the impact teachers have on their students.  
  Like Ben Ellis, one day we will die.  Make the most out of the opportunities the teaching profession presents to you. One never knows what kind of impact you can have on others. My grandmother, who was a teacher, was honored at a 50th high school reunion. She was remembered as an inspiration and friend to all.    
 What will our students remember about us, and our action,  long after we leave them? Here's a hint. It won't be about test driven data and meeting state standards for testing.

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2.10 Gone But Not Forgotten

Most new teachers don't make it past the five year mark, and its easy to understand why. Teachers are stressed from budget cuts, testings, discipline problems, parents, poor adminstrators, etc. This show is designed to encourage teachers and to provide useful tools to help them succeed.

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Teachers, before we start the beginning of another school year I feel like it's important to hear the messages from those who are at the end of this life. What would they do differently? Would your dying self encourage you to keep teaching? A conversation with your older self could change how you live your life for the upcoming school year.

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2.25 Common Regrets

 While we get ready to start our summer break in the States my time away from the classroom will be extended. Since the field of education doesn't seem to be making positive changes for teachers it's time for me to make a change. 

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2.24 Leaving The Classroom

Recently, many teachers are making decisions about leaving the classroom. Bryan reads "When Is It Time to Quit Teaching" by former guest Vicki Davis. The full article can be found at http://www.coolcatteacher.com/when-is-it-time-to-quit-teaching/


Ending something we enjoy is a decision we face several times in our lifetime. This episode will help you to determine if you just need a break or really need to let go. 


Original NBC news clip https://youtu.be/c6i2U6dRhgs
 
 

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2.23 When Is It Time to Quit Teaching?

 Clutter kills creativity and serves no real value to you and your students. The minimalism movement is growing and teachers can use its core principals to have an improved classroom environment. It's simply getting rid of things you do not use or need, leaving an uncluttered, simple environment to where you can focus on things that really matter in your class. 


 Our days are tough enough as it is. Why not use the end of the year to get rid of things that are serving no real value to you or your students?
Mentioned on the program: Tiny Houses & the Quest to De-Clutter


 As most of us conclude a challenging school year, this will be the final show for this season.

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2.22 Let It Go

 On this episode, Bryan interviews his mom. Not only did she have an incredible impact on her family, she also made a difference in the lives of many students. Evelyn taught a vast amount of students during three decades. This episode highlights some of what she learned in her teaching journey.  

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2.10 Gone But Not Forgotten

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