The Credible Teacher

The Credible Teacher

By Mike HuebnerEducation
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The Credible Teacher episodes

  • 144: Don't be me.
    I document the follow-up conversation I had with my wife about the previous 'Chippy' podcast. The focus is on how each teacher serves a purpose with every child in school. I also share some random thoughts about the podcast and why I'm continuing to share my perspective and not sound like a jerk while doing so...
    1 min
  • 143: Chippy the chipmunk.
    Alright...so I documented the storyline I've been telling my oldest son about a chipmunk that wants to be the best ping pong player in the world and relate it to how a teacher needs other teachers to help understand that we aren't really competing against one another. We are competing against ourselves...
    1 min
  • 141: Alan Watts
    I document some thoughts on our role as teachers in a society that has such quick access to information after listening to a Logic song (The Incredible True Story) and what the British philosopher Alan Watts had to say about doing what makes you happy and raising children.
    15 min
  • 140: Golf range interaction.
    I document observing a father-son interaction while at the golf range with my son and what can be learned as a parent and teacher knowing our students are coming from such different situations.
    8 min
  • 138: Year of the relationship.
    I document time I spent organizing my thoughts/plans on being more deliberate about how I can build relationships with my students in what I'm calling The Year Of The Relationship!
    10 min
  • 137: Be available.
    I document some thoughts about being available for my family, my students, and myself and how it's easier said then done.
    9 min
  • 136: Book of wisdom.
    I reflected on a chapter from a book by Wayne Dyer that relates, for me, to being a teacher and knowing it's OK to say I don't know.
    15 min

About The Credible Teacher

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Documenting the journey of teaching, being credible and being me. Sharing my perspective through reflections and relating them to one of the least talked about topics in all of education, teacher…