Typically at once school is underway, New Teachers can find themselves swimming against the current. It can get busy, hectic and overwhelming all at once. In this episode I address the three most common concerns new teachers express.

Parental involvement is important and teachers are speaking out! What impact does parental support or the lack thereof have on teacher retention?

Tune in to find out!

This is the second installment of this season's series. In this episode, the topic is about factors that impact teacher retention.

What is the teacher to do when society places the responsibility of shaping students squarely on teachers' shoulders? Why are teachers often left holding the bag?

What happened to collective responsibility? Listen in and share your thoughts on this prickly topic.

In this episode we showcase reasons why an increase in salary or compensation alone is no longer sufficient to retain educators in the classroom. As a veteran teacher and educational expert, I've witnessed firsthand the evolving landscape of education and the various factors that influence teacher retention.

Let's peel back the curtain shall we?

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In this podcast episode, we discuss the importance of finding a balance between fun and firmness in classroom management. We'll talk about how to create a positive and engaging learning environment while still maintaining order and discipline. We'll also share some tips and strategies from experienced teachers who have successfully navigated this challenging but rewarding aspect of teaching.

Here are some of the topics we'll cover:

We hope you'll join us for this important discussion on classroom management!

Educators discuss the balance in strategies for good Classroom Management that incorporate the three Fs: Fun fair and Firm.

Today, we dive into a topic that lies at the heart of effective teaching: classroom management and building relationships that eliminate bias and assumptions about student abilities. 

In this episode the Teachers roundtable gets together to talk about the pain points of Classroom Management techniques, shortcomings observed in schools lately. Oh there is so much to talk about! We could not finish it in one sitting.

Stay tuned for Part 2 and the conclusion of this very necessary conversation.

The Teacher Think Tank group gets back together to conclude the conversation about using technology as an integral part of classroom instruction. Its a struggle to blend the old with the new.

We'll talk to experts and educators about the challenges and successes they've experienced in using technology to continue education remotely. We'll also discuss the potential long-term effects of technology on the future of education.