Learn how awards, coupled with meaningful relationships, is used to promote a positive classroom community. Let's be proactive in how we deal with unwanted behaviors, bullying, and negativity!

We look at the simple and powerful ways each of us build meaningful connections with our students. These relationships are the foundation not only for a successful year, but the very thing that builds a community that seeks to: eliminate bullying, replace negativity with teamwork, and realize that it is ok to care.

As a teacher, we have the power to impact the climate in our classroom. It's important to make sure that we take purposeful actions to ensure a positive atmosphere is created. How can we do that? Find out some simple ways you can help create a 

In part two of our episode dedicated to math, Suzanne continues to explain her surgery review activity on PEMDAS. We also explore quick and easy tips to build engagement, excitement, and a real love for learning and math. Check out part 2 today to wrap up our journey on why children generally dislike math, how to bring excitement into your classroom, and learn from fellow teachers that have been in your shoes.

6th grade teacher and self-proclaimed weirdo, Suzanne Lynch, joins us as we discuss a touchy subject: math. In today's episode, we start the conversation about why kids generally hate math. How do we breathe life into a seemingly boring subject? Why do 4 out of every 10 adults say they hate math? How can we make it fun, exciting, and bring some creativity back into the classroom? Join us for part one in a two part series about math and why the show matters during math time.