It's time for another deposit into your ILP (Individualized Living Plan). Are you making intentional time to move your body? If not, you are missing out on decreased stress, improved mood, better sleep, improved self-esteem, and so much more. Let's fix that together on this week's episode of the ILP podcast.

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Education has a problem and student-centered practice has the power to solve it. On this Halloween, let's explore the scary truth about a business as usual, teacher-centered approach to the future of education. It's time to make the shift.

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This episode is a reminder on the power of reflection and a shameless plug for the I'm Just a Teacher/I'm Just a Kid Guided Journals. I hope you enjoy.

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Everyone and their mama is talking about AI but are your schools helping you maintain your student-centered practice using AI...I bet not, good thing I'm here!

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Rest is not a want but a NEED! If you want to be a student-centered educators you need to have the capacity to show up and out for them everyday!

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The real reason I am still doing student-centered practices is because it makes my life easier and this episode will help make your teacher life easier too.

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This week on the ILP Podcast, we explore the importance of setting healthy boundaries both in and out of the classroom to protect your time, energy, and mental health. The emotional toll of teaching can often lead to burnout if we don’t take steps to safeguard our time and energy.

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This week, we are expanding on our conversation about leadership, but bringing it back to the classroom. We're diving into the power of student leadership and how we, as educators, can cultivate the next generation of change-makers.

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Same platform but new podcast! Our students with different needs have IEPs, I think us educators should have them too, that's why we need ILPs, Individualized Living Plans. Listen to this new weekly mini podcast to help you juggle this crazy life and show up as the happiest, healthiest version of yourself for your students.

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School leaders out there, if you want your teachers to empower their students you have to start by empowering them. This week on the podcast we took a deep dive into the world of teacher-centered leadership because I don't want you moving like Dan in these streets.

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