Homeroom Attendance w/ Edward DeShazer

In this episode of Teachers Ed Podcast, Edward DeShazer is joined by Kate Schmitz, a first grade teacher. They discuss the struggles, but also the success of creating positive relationships within your classroom. They leave you with some tips that you can apply to your classroom today.

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In this episode of Teachers Ed Podcast, Edward is joined by Kate Schmitz, a first grade teacher. They will be discussing the difference between hitting rock bottom and teacher burnout. They will give you some tips and suggestions on how to get yourself out of these feelings.

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Welcome back! On this (long overdue) return of Teachers Ed Podcast, Edward DeShazer shares with you the seven things that you need to leave behind as people so that we can move forward as educators. This list was shared with him by Jeremy Anderson, one of the top motivational speakers, and he thought it would be valuable to share with educators so that we can continue to grow as people. As we improve as people, we naturally will become better educators!

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This week we go into our "Why." At times, teaching is so difficult that we forget our "Why." This week we learn how to find out what our why is. Some of us just need a reminder. Once we know our why, we can live our why. Once we live our why, we can find true happiness while teaching. 

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It Is a new school year, which means a new season of Teacher's Ed. In episode 1 of Season 2, we want to remember why we got into teaching. Edward goes into detail about why he got into teaching and also why he stayed in education. Teacher burnout is a big thing, so it's Important that teachers remember their why.

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As the school year winds down, I am going to ask each teacher to have a gut-check. In this episode, we will go through an activity that will help you listen to your body's emotional responses and uncover problem areas with your teaching. These will be the areas that we will focus on improving over the summer.

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Are you a parent? Are you feeling a little overwhelmed teaching your children? Then this episode is for you! In the blink of an eye, many parents became substitute teachers overnight. With no prior training, parents across the world are expected to fill in and help their children through virtual learning. In this episode, I give you tips and advice to help make your time as a substitute teacher more manageable. 

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Don't worry, be happy? If only It were that easy. COVID-19 has flipped the educational system upside down. Teachers have so much to worry about outside of work, that they need to limit their worries with teaching. In this episode, I am encouraging teachers to worry about what they can control. We will also do a brief activity that teachers can add to their tool kit to help them when stress is getting the best of them.

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This episode is to show gratitude and appreciation for the service that teachers do. Teaching is the one profession that creates all other professions. On behalf of the entire world, this episode says, "thank you."

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You can't pour from an empty cup. It can be very hard to find the balance between nurturing your family, your career, and also yourself. This episode goes into the importance of self-care and what teachers can do to help keep their cups from running empty.

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