Paging Dr. Scott

In this episode Dr. Scott touches on how our words, our mouths, our voices contribute to the relationships we value. Touching on topics such as blame, expectations, inaction and Emotional Intelligence (EQ), she challenges us to do more self-reflection and less finger-pointing. 

Her advice? "Don't allow your body to become a Depot for Darts." In other words, avoid living life filled with venomous words waiting for a trigger. When all else fails, Dr. Scott suggests we "Love that one from a distance rather than hate them up close." 

In this episode, Dr. Ursula Yvette Scott emphasizes the importance of effective communication between teachers and parents. She offers detailed advice on how teachers can prepare for open house, and the significance of sending a 'Dear Parents' letter to set expectations and initiate communication.

In this episode, Dr. Ursula Yvette Scott discusses the importance of establishing control and setting clear expectations in the classroom from day one. She provides detailed advice on how to manage classroom behavior, including seating arrangements, the importance of using inside voices, and maintaining respect for classroom resources.

In this powerful episode, Dr. Ursula Yvette Scott tackles the hard truths surrounding recent controversies involving high-profile Black men. With unfiltered reflections on accountability, race, fame, and temptation, she breaks down a viral comment and asks: At what point do we take responsibility for our actions—regardless of who else is getting away with it?

Using the cases of Shannon Sharpe, Diddy, and others as a backdrop, Dr. Scott challenges listeners to know their worth, define their moral boundaries, and make decisions before life puts them to the test. This episode is a call for clarity, character, and conscious choices.

Dr. Ursula Yvette Scott shares what the podcast is all about and what you can expect when you listen to Paging Dr. Scott. Listen in!