How do you create a warm and engaging environment in your classroom? What can you do to help students, and blueberries, feel included and heard? Beverly has some great and practical advice for teachers, whether experience, or new. Are they platitudes, or are they good practices?

How do you deal with difficult students? Students who are lacking some academic skill. How do you show them that you care? Jill has a couple of strategies that build community with everyone. And, if you have advice for Jill regarding Concurrent Enrollment classes, let her know!

What would you change in your lessons if you had a little extra brain power? What have you always wanted to do, but couldn't figure out how to make it happen? Well, Shauna Christensen is ready to collaborate with you and your PLC to help create interesting, real-world learning experiences for your students. If you have an idea, let her know!

Do you have what it takes to be a driver's ed teacher? When Jason Duckworth got into teaching, he wanted to be a coach. Isn't that what teaching is in the end? Listen to students. Be patient with them. And, hope they don't hit the brakes too hard in the snow.

Jason gives great advice about listening and being slow to respond to issues that might just be little emotional blow-ups.

Special Education can be confusing and scary for general education teachers. Dave talks with Katie Herring about what students need and that it's always best to communicate, ask questions, and sometimes, take a break!

Four students from the Multicultural Advisory Council join NHS PD in the Classroom to discuss what teachers can do to help students of color succeed in the classroom, and address issues like racism.

What can you do to lift all students in your classroom? How can you help take down those walls of misunderstanding?

Dave talks with Aly about her family's military experience and what teachers can do to help all of our students feel more included. They also talk about expectations and students who are experiencing anxiety and how we can help them be more successful in class. What exactly does a high school counselor do? Listen and learn!

In this episode Jessica Holtry uses the Scientific Method to try and help students improve and support each other throughout the year. She also asks what can we as teachers do to help support and lift each other. The research is fascinating and encouraging. What can you do to implement something into your teaching?

Becky has been around Davis School District for a while, and done many things for students and their families. Now, she's found her niche helping students (and teachers) who find themselves overwhelmed or in stressful situations. Take a minute to visit Becky's office and introduce yourself!

Principal Smith walks the walk and talks the talk. He knows what he's asking teachers to do, and does it himself. Whether the focus is on improving our teaching through innovative Professional Development, killing fewer trees, or capturing and sharing those Tailwind Moments, he genuinely cares about students and teachers.