In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers I focus on a quote from Alan Turing. The goal of this episode is to encourage you to help your students find their genius, and for you to embrace just how extraordinary you are as a teacher.

In this episode I focus on the 'Teacher's Commute' we all share, and encourage you to embrace the journey. By the end, you will be able to reflect on HOW the POWER of Patience can transform the experience you offer to your students each day.

In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers, I focus on a quote from Helen Keller to encourage you to stay positive despite the hardships that come your way as a teacher.

In this episode I focus on the similarities we can see between working out in the gym and teaching in the classroom. My goal is to inspire you to reflect a little deeper into your own teaching and encourage others to do the same.

In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers I focus on a quote from Billie Jean King and encourage you to continue to be the champion your students need each day!

In this episode I talk about the saying "Iron Sharpens Iron" and discuss the deeper meaning behind it so that, as teachers, we can do our best to sharpen each other day by day. The goal is to challenge you, make you think, and inspire you to be the Iron that Sharpens Iron.

In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers, I want to focus on a quote from Simon Sinek when he said, "We'd achieve more if we chased our dreams instead of our competition." The goal of this episode is to inspire you to OWN your teaching and refuse to base your value on comparisons.

In this episode I talk about the drizzle and the steady downpour that we all experience as teachers. The goal is to reflect on the simple, yet powerful, lesson that comes at the end.

In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers I focus on a quote from Will Rodgers. The goal of this episode is to encourage you to keep moving forward in your teaching and adapt to the many changes that come your way.

In today's episode I talk about the impact of your Teaching Shadow, and how standing in the right location can help you grow. Hopefully this episode will encourage you to reflect as you continue to grow forward as a teacher.