This episode is probably most controversial and vulnerable episode yet. Let me know what you think about all the topics that come up. This one deserves some conversation.

What does it mean to simply trust?

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Self-explanatory, let's be so for real. Let's dive into it anyway. This is a safe place.

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The hardest thing for us as teachers? Saying goodbye. Here's an episode about the closure we work to get every year. Inspired by a random quotation in a discussion board.

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Somehow, I said so much without saying anything at all. There will be another one of these, but, for now, coming with me while I talk about all things SAD (Speech and Debate): what it is, how it started for me, and what I created it. It's quite the emotional journey.

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What are the things that remind you of students? Here's mine. Is it chaotic? Of course. Does it matter? Of course. These are the moments we teach for; what are some of yours?

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What even is Circle Time? How does it connect to Restorative Practices in the classroom? Why do I even care? Who's Squishy? Well, here's my explanation of all the things Circle Time--my favorite classroom activity. If you could start to do ONE thing differently in your classroom tomorrow, do this.

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Shout out to Ms. Barr and Mrs. Bynarowicz. There is no way they are listening to this or watching this right, but thanks. You're the best. Lemme know who your favorite teachers are in the comments. What do YOU think makes someone a favorite teacher?

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Who knew my fifth episode would channel the energy of the iconic Track 5? Discuss Taylor's most recent track 5 with me, while I yap and remember why I unfortunately connect all these devastating lyrics to my previous job at a school. It's a journey for sure.

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This one is a true yap session. We didn't have a goal, but we had some vibes. We definitely ended up making it to somewhere important: does it ever get easier to say goodbye?

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This episode is about four things in no particular order:

1. Where does burnout come from in this profession?
2. Where did the burnout come from in my time?
3. What does burnout look like?
4. How can you avoid burnout?

As promised and discussed, here's the link to Psychology Today. Find a therapist, okay? <3

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