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This week I got to talk with Second Act (Nidhi), a grade 6 teacher, past IT specialist, and the founder of the new app, KRED Rewards. We discuss student motivation, staying motivated during the pandemic, and about the app, KRED Rewards, which is a great tool to keep your students motivated.
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Check out the Student Agency Episode for more info on autonomy and learning through student choice.
This week we have the pleasure of speaking with High Tea about teacher dating in the international world. Tinder dates, rules of thumb, and some sound advice from some people who have been around the block, and of course, fucked up along the way.
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Getting topical this week, I talk with my SoulSis about the perception of race in international teaching. It's an issue wherever you go or live, so why not hear these first hand accounts.
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This week we are talking about the creativity drought, issues that arts teachers deal with, and strategies to work with students who are lacking creativity.
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This episode I have my first local teacher from within the international teaching circuit, Holiday-holic. She shares with us her personal experiences with discrimination, adversity and what how teachers are treated in their own country when working at schools abroad.
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Check out the blog at notyourteacherpodcast.com. And as always, send your stories and feedback to [email protected]
This episode I have my first local teacher from within the international teaching circuit, Holiday-holic. She shares with us her personal experiences with discrimination, adversity and what how teachers are treated in their own country when working at schools abroad.
Follow on Instagram: @notyourteacherpodcast for memes and quotes from the podcast.
Check out the blog at notyourteacherpodcast.com. And as always, send your stories and feedback to [email protected]
This episode we're lucky enough to have the Little Mermaid, an ex-international teacher - at least she is for now. We talk about culture shock and the shock that occurs when you finally go home and continue teaching. We also cover topics like English Language Teaching, past drinking habits, and more.
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Check out the blog at notyourteacherpodcast.com. And as always, send your stories and feedback to [email protected]
The season premier, where Michelangelo and I talk about the Tone of the Times and setting the tone in your class during the start of your school year. It's good to be back!
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Check out the blog at notyourteacherpodcast.com. And as always, send your stories and feedback to [email protected]
This week, Mr. Bob Dobalina is back to talk to Not Your Teacher about: the 5 big lessons that today's students need to learn in order to thrive in modern society, pedgagogy, and more.
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Check out the blog at notyourteacherpodcast.com. And as always, send your stories and feedback to [email protected]
Creeps are everywhere, and it's not okay! In this "Creeps" episode, Not Your Teacher discusses creep stories, terminology, and thoughts with lady guest, Sideshow Bob. Welcome to the summer sessions
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Check out the blog at notyourteacherpodcast.com. And as always, send your stories and feedback to [email protected]
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