High school math teacher, and Teach Better Team's Director of Curriculum Design, Tiffany Ott, shares how her shift to working with teachers has changed how she introduces herself, why she's excited about where education is heading, and how you can affect change regardless of how new you are to teaching.

Tiffany encourages us all to stand up and fight for what we believe is right for our students, focus on building relationships with our students AND our colleagues, and to never lose who we are and why we're here.

More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/tiffanyott

K-8 Math Instructional Coach, and co-host of the Instant Relevance Podcast, Raymond Steinmetz shares his journey to blended learning, the failures he's overcome along the way, and why he's proud to say, "I'm a teacher."

Raymond reminds us to always remember the reason we're here; for the students, and explains why he sees every school year as an opportunity to be a Better educator.

More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/raymondsteinmetz

EduGladiator, Marlena Gross-Taylor, looks to inspire all of us in "the arena" of education. She helps us to see the beauty in "letting plates fall" and being perfectly imperfect.

No matter what leadership title she may have or have had, Marlena is a teacher first, and she shares some incredibly powerful advice for not just new teachers, but all of us.

More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/marlenagrosstaylor

Principal, author, Ron Clark Academy Alum, and "chameleon," Adam Dovico, talks to us about thinking on your feet, doing whatever is needed, and why he's excited for the movement toward student-centered learning.

Adam discusses why you need to come to peace with not getting everything done by the time you leave each day, how his district is rolling out their own Amazing Shake Challenge, and encourages us all to take risks, break the script, and try something new.

More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/adamdovico

Roman Nowak is a High School Teacher, a Student Success Leader, and an Agent of Transformation. He shares with us why he wears all 3 title proudly. Roman talks with us about how his failures have led him to where he is today. He also explains why you need to live your emotions, go through it, give yourself new objectives, and keep going.

Roman urges us to go against the grain and don't be afraid to try things and get things wrong, as long as it's better for kids.

More at www.teachbetter.com/romannowak

In this episode, "Tall Tal" Tal Thompson takes us into his classroom, the "Innovation HUB" and shares why he doesn't really like the phrase "teacher." Tal discusses his passion for PBL, and why creating authentic experiences is where our focus needs to be.

As a Facilitator Of Learning Experiences, Tal talks about being a risk-taker, teaching his students to embrace failure, and the power of the maker movement.

www.teachbetter.com/podcast/talthompson

In this episode, elementary principal, author, and international speaker, Todd Nesloney, talks about the power of amplifying the voices of others, eliminating excuses for kids, and not letting failures destroy you.

Todd shares why we need to put our focus back on the kids, bring our best attitudes to work, and continue to show up for our students. Todd gets vulnerable as he shares his journey, and let's us know why he'll "never write another book!"

More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/toddnesloney

In this episode, elementary principal, author, and international speaker, Todd Nesloney, talks about the power of amplifying the voices of others, eliminating excuses for kids, and not letting failures destroy you.

Todd shares why we need to put our focus back on the kids, bring our best attitudes to work, and continue to show up for our students. Todd gets vulnerable as he shares his journey, and let's us know why he'll "never write another book!"

More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/toddnesloney

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In this episode, Kim Snodgrass shares her unique journey to being a teacher, why you need to be on Twitter, and how she makes learning sparkle with her love of EduGIFs.

Kim touches on why she always looks forward to building relationships, and points us toward a ton of amazing educators we should be following.

For more, visit www.teachbetter.com/podcast/kimsnodgrass

In this episode, middle school principal, and Vice President of the AIMS Network, Bryan Zwemke, talks with us about the power of teachers collaborating, and how working with his teams have lead to success for him.

Bryan touches on what the core of any success it, what AIMS is all about, and finding your balance.

More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/bryanzwemke