In this heartfelt episode of Teach Like a Human, I open up about my thoughts on school shootings—an unthinkable reality that leaves behind waves of grief, fear, and unanswered questions. Instead of turning away from the pain or getting stuck in the “why,” I share why allowing ourselves to truly grieve is the key to personal and collective healing. Grief honors the lives lost, makes space for our humanity, and gently guides us toward resilience and hope. This conversation isn’t about quick fixes—it’s about the courage to feel deeply and the belief that healing begins when we give ourselves permission to mourn.

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Assisstant Principal Ami Anderson is here this week to talk about time allocation to supporting teachers and students and what that actually looks like. Ami shares her perspective on impacts of COVID-positive and not-so-positive- on the public education system. She shares what it could look like if teachers had more self-compassion.

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This episode will help you look forward to finding your joy, and you will leave with simple mindset shifts that can help you carry the incredible burdens that you have. You have the future of the world in your hands; let me help yo u make your future brighter!

Helpful links:

Abby Cox Episode from her podcast called First Lady and Friends. It's fabulous!

https://www.podbean.com/ew/dir-kv5r6-20000ba5

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In this episode you get a glimpse of my struggles as a teacher and what it cost me to try to keep them to myself. I describe some tools that I wish I had from the beginning of my teaching.

Whether you're years into your career, or just starting, these 3 pillars and the practical takeaway that I leave with you at the end will change the trajectory of your teaching for good.

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Teachers, have you ever been hard on yourself? Who am I kidding, of course you have! Did it get you what you wanted? Probably not. The good news, is that Self-compassion, as weak as it might sound, is actually the thing that will help you.

This episode helps you identify if you are harder on yourself than what is helpful, and provides easy steps to make a change if you're goal is to become an even MORE incredible teacher.

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This episode provides a brief overview of what trauma can look like in teachers and in students. Being aware of how trauma shows up in our bodies can not only give us better awareness of what we need in order to recover from difficult moments in the classroom, but also provide us with the tools necessary to better see our students and be able to meet them where they are.

After listening to this episode you will leave with an applicable understanding of what is considered big 'T' trauma, and little 't' trauma. Knowing this will help you create a healthier, more sustainable relationship with yourself and your students.

Teacher burnout is not only a buzz word, but is also widely misunderstood. There are many indicators of burnout that will likely surprise you. This episode covers signs of burnout and gives practical tools to help you gain the awareness necessary to sustainably show up the way you want to. It defines the terms nervous system, emotional baseline, and gets to the root of stress.

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This first episode shares a bit about my background as an educator and why I care so deeply about emotional resilience in teaching.

From the burnout I’ve lived through to the breakthroughs I’ve seen, I’ll tell you how self-compassion and trauma-informed practices changed everything—for me and for the students I serve.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, unseen, or stretched too thin, this episode is for you.