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In this episode, we talk about when it may be time to reteach a routine and why it is important.
2025-2026 Teacher Supplements
When to Reteach a Routine (article)
In this episode we challenge you to think about what kind of teacher you want to be! How will your students remember you in 20 years?
In this episode, we are joined by our Recruitment and Retention Team. We talk about supporting teachers, challenges, success stories and much more!
Today we talk about parent phone calls--why they are important, things to do, things NOT to do, and good tips to make them easier!
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It's February! We can't think of a better time than now to talk about what we LOVE about teaching!
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Many beginning teachers shared that they have difficulty responding to rude student comments. We surveyed some of our veteran teachers in the district to find out some of their expert responses to these types of comments. Today we dig into those!
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In this episode, we explore some common classroom management mistakes and what to do instead. Check out this article: https://web.cortland.edu/andersmd/psy501/12.htm
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In this episode, we answer questions from beginning teachers in the district!
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Today we talk about how to communicate with students when they become angry, noncompliant, and/or disruptive. It is easy to let our emotions get the best of us. However, today we will explore a "secret weapon" from a professional development designed by Donna Sawyer and her research on child psychology, to handle these situations in the best way possible.
Key #2 [The Secret Weapon] by Donna Sawyer
You Can Handle Them All by Robert Debruyn & Jack Larson
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In this episode, we reflect on our first year of teaching and the top things we learned!
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We will discuss topics relevant to beginning teachers.