Lessons That Last

How do you help students when they experience loss or big changes? How do you know what they need? Shane's story about Mrs. Casey is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of letting students take the lead in deciding what they need. If you are looking for ways to help in difficult times, this episode is for you!

You can find Shane's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

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For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/

Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

How do you help students see the relevance and connections in your content? What makes them engage in your lessons? Colson's story about Mrs. Snow is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of helping students connect the dots. If you are looking for ways to engage students, this episode is for you!

You can find Bree's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/

Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

How do you motivate students today? What makes them engage in academic pursuits? Bree's story about Mrs. Knoll is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of identifying as a scholar. If you are looking for ways to motivate and celebrate, this episode is for you!

You can find Bree's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/

Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

How do you help students disconnect from devices and connect with you and each other? Vivianne's story about Mr. Tarr is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of knowing students' stories If you are looking for ways to connect and make an impact, this episode is for you!

You can find Vivianne's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/

Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

Sometimes students just need to move. Mason's story about Mrs. Haynes is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of a joyful dance break in the middle of a busy day. If you are looking for ways to add a little movement and fun, this episode is for you!

You can find Mason's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/

Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

Speaking up in the classroom can activate anxiety for some students. Amelia's story about Mrs. Snell is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of safety and structure in student discussions. If you are looking for ways to put students at ease, this episode is for you!

You can find Amelia's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/
Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

The classroom can be a stressful place for students and teachers. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about shaking off the stress. Mason's story about Mrs. Haynes is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of a quick dance break in the middle of a hectic day. If you are an awkwardly awesome dancer, this episode is for you!

You can find Mason's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/
Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

What do we do when a student is striggling with grief and loss? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about giving to others without giving ourselves away. Alex's story about Mr. Joseph is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the importance of just being there. If you are trying to impact lives and still have a life, this episode is for you!

You can find Alex's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/
Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

How do we help students ditch those limiting beliefs? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of kicking negative thoughts to the curb. Grace's story about Mr. Fanning is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the importance of helping students take control of self-talk. If you want to encourage a little risk taking in the classroom, this episode is for you!

You can find Grace's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/
Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes

How do we create space for students to learn about each other? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of understanding differences. Steven's story about Mrs. Alderman is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the importance of student conversations. If you're excited (and a little exhausted) about a new school year, this episode is for you!

You can find Steven's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38

For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website, https://www.teacherrecharge.com/
Connect with Julie on social media @JulieSHasson
and Laura @lraestes