Social media. Some say it is a gateway to connect across the farthest corners of the world, a window to explore new and different ideas. While others believe is it the downfall of society. But the question remains…how is it affecting us?

The phrase “detoxing from social media” has become an echoed sentence that means that people can better connect when they are disconnected.

We both have very different views surrounding this topic. Listen and find out how we stay sane in a world that is mostly ruled by little screens, likes, and comments.

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Episode 4 - First-Day Jitters

The first day back at school can be stressful on teachers as much as it is on students. The preparations, paperwork, and setting up classrooms take a lot of mental and physical strain on teachers.

Join us while we share some ways we deal with it all to make your life easier during those first few weeks.

Share your first-day jitters below, and let us know what you thought of our chat. Click here to join our Instagram page, and share with us your feedback on this episode. We would love to hear from you, so click here to share your ideas or thoughts in the comments.

If you want to go deeper into this episode even further here are the article and the application that we mentioned.

1. Canva

2. 7 Tips for Better Classroom Management (Article)

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In this episode, we discuss the importance of self-development and its effect on us. Development does not only occur in our profession, but also in our personal and social lives. Tune in to find out more!

“Then you must know from the start that if you want the truth without flummery you must seek it and seek it diligently.” Ibn Tufayl - Hayy Ibn Yaqzan.

We were very inspired by this quote when we were thinking and wondering about self and professional development. Development is the process in which you move from point A to point B. Adding this quote, makes us believe that if we invest enough time and effort into ourselves we can reach the goals that we strive for, and change the outcome of our struggles.

What we mentioned:

SkillShare: https://www.skillshare.com/

Coursera: https://www.coursera.org/

YouTube

The Story: The Republic by Plato

Allegory of the Cave (Explanation): https://youtu.be/SWlUKJIMge4

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Hello!

As teachers, we've learned the importance of being organized!

Tune in as we discuss why organization is such a valuable life skill. Organization has become part of our daily lives and personal development. It helps us stay focused and adapt to uncertainties.

We have shared our own definition of what it is to be organized. We've mentioned tips that help us stay on track.

Here are the links mentioned in the episode:

Seen “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo” on Netflix yet? https://www.netflix.com/us/title/80209379?s=i&trkid=13747225&vlang=en&clip=80998926

Seen “Get Organized with The Home Edit” on Netflix yet? https://www.netflix.com/us/title/81094723?s=i&trkid=13747225&vlang=en&clip=81187199

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Welcome to our first episode!

Reflections became such a big part of our last academic year, as we were forced to isolate ourselves and solely look into our teachings. With these reflections, we learned and changed.

Join us in this episode to learn more about our reflections, and changes that we will like to adapt to the new academic year.

We would love to hear your reflections and changes!

Welcome to Teacher on the Brain Podcast with Nada El-Tobgy and Zeina Jehama. We created this podcast to share our personal experiences as teachers living and working in Cairo, Egypt.

Our strategy is to reflect, improve, and grow.

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