Joined by veteran educator, Elisabeth Kraus, of Spokane, Washington, we continue the Advice for New Educators series. Whether you are beginning your first year or entering your fifth year of teaching, this episode and overall series is for you. If you’re a mentor teacher, please share this episode with your mentees. We discuss several aspects of becoming a successful educator including using Tupac’s poetry and interviews in the classroom, being curious as an instructional leader, participating in peer-to-peer observations, setting boundaries, establishing consistent strategies, and more. After listening, please add this show to your playlist, share with a colleague, and rate this podcast. 

This show is published by Black Scholars Publishing, funded by Black Scholars Clothing, and visualized by The Black Scholars Podcast YouTube channel. Thank you for your support. Have a specific need in your classroom, school building, or school district? Contact [email protected]. Our content is tailored to help you, your faculty, your community, and your students.

Joined by veteran educator, Jared Wood, of Baltimore, Maryland, we continue the Advice for New Educators series. Whether you are beginning your first year or entering your fifth year of teaching, this episode and overall series is for you. If you’re a mentor teacher, please share this episode with your mentees. We discuss several aspects of becoming a successful educator including the importance of knowing your standards, building rapport with parents, and managing classroom behavior without administration. After listening, please add this show to your playlist, share with a colleague, and rate this podcast. 

This show is published by Black Scholars Publishing, funded by Black Scholars Clothing, and visualized by The Black Scholars Podcast YouTube channel. Thank you for your support. Have a specific need in your classroom, school building, or school district? Contact [email protected]. Our content is tailored to help you, your faculty, your community, and your students.

Joined by veteran educator, Faith Thompson, of Indianapolis, Indiana, we begin the Advice for New Educators series. Whether you are beginning your first year or entering your fifth year of teaching, this episode and overall series is for you. If you’re a mentor teacher, please share this episode with your mentees. We discuss several aspects of becoming a successful educator including building an inviting classroom culture, connecting with students, giving grace, knowing your data, and more. After listening, please add this show to your playlist, share with a colleague, and rate this podcast. 

This show is published by Black Scholars Publishing, funded by Black Scholars Clothing, and visualized by The Black Scholars Podcast YouTube channel. Thank you for your support. Have a specific need in your classroom, school building, or school district? Contact [email protected]. Our content is tailored to help you, your faculty, your community, and your students.

The Black Scholars Podcast is back. This show is a community for Black and Brown educators across the country (and world). Regardless of your current title, if you are doing purpose-driven work in the education profession, you are an educator. In this reincarnation of the show, ABA (i.e., applied behavior analysis) principles will be added as student behavior plays a vital role in students' learning and achievement.

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