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In this lively episode I talk with Denver Riley about everything from classroom humor to the challenges teachers face post-pandemic. We also reflect on the new administration's pick for Secretary of Education and the similarity it may be to the movie Idiocracy.
Takeaways:
Secretary of Education: Talking about did the new administration's pick for the job and how it may be too similar to an old movie.
Grace and Accountability in Balance: Navigating the line between supporting students and holding them accountable is one of the biggest challenges educators face.
Post-Pandemic Resilience: The Secretary of Education must understand the long-term impacts of the pandemic on students’ mental health and motivation.
Honest Conversations About Teaching: Sometimes the kindest thing teachers can do is to have tough conversations, even with students who aspire to teach themselves.
Community in the Classroom: Small activities like making hand turkeys can foster joy and connection, even in the midst of systemic pressures.
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Want to Learn more about Denver Riley?
Instagram: @keepingupwithms.b_
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Don’t be shy come say hi: [email protected] and podcasterandrea.com
Watch on YouTube: @educatorandrea
Listen Anywhere You Podcast: Apple, Spotify, PodChaser, etc.
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In this lively episode I talk with Denver Riley about everything from classroom humor to the challenges teachers face post-pandemic. We also reflect on the new administration's pick for Secretary of Education and the similarity it may be to the movie Idiocracy.
Takeaways:
Secretary of Education: Talking about did the new administration's pick for the job and how it may be too similar to an old movie.
Grace and Accountability in Balance: Navigating the line between supporting students and holding them accountable is one of the biggest challenges educators face.
Post-Pandemic Resilience: The Secretary of Education must understand the long-term impacts of the pandemic on students’ mental health and motivation.
Honest Conversations About Teaching: Sometimes the kindest thing teachers can do is to have tough conversations, even with students who aspire to teach themselves.
Community in the Classroom: Small activities like making hand turkeys can foster joy and connection, even in the midst of systemic pressures.
—
Want to Learn more about Denver Riley?
Instagram: @keepingupwithms.b_
Tiktok: @keepingupwithms.b_
—
Don’t be shy come say hi: [email protected] and podcasterandrea.com
Watch on YouTube: @educatorandrea
Listen Anywhere You Podcast: Apple, Spotify, PodChaser, etc.
—
A Human Content Production
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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