In honor of this year coming to an end and a new beginning, let's take a look back at some of the most popular episodes of the podcast. I've compiled the episodes that have resonated with you the most, if you've been a longtime fan. If you're new to the podcast, listening to these episodes will give a great start to learn what the podcast is all about! The episodes are linked below, and I know you will enjoy them!

1. Differentiated Instruction Made Easy

2. Lessons Learned After Almost 2 Years Podcasting 

3. Part 2- 22 Lessons in 2022 

4. 5 Things I'm Embarassed to Tell You- An Elementary Teacher's Confession

5. Why Culturally Relevant Teaching is Important

6. 5 Must Dos for Great Classroom Managment

7. Backstage Pass: How I'm Coping this school year

8. What You Need to Know about Teacher Learning  

9. How to Bring More Joy to your Teaching 

10. The #1 Secret to More Parental Involvement 

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You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated.  

In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20 or more kids in your classroom with this 3 part series. If you're a new teacher then you'll get a good foundation on how to begin differentiated instruction. For my mid-career and veteran teachers this will be a great refresher and some new tips that you can take back to your classrooms. Tune in to hear more about  differentiated instruction made simple.

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You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated.  

In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20 or more kids in your classroom with this 3 part series. If you're a new teacher then you'll get a good foundation on how to begin differentiated instruction. For my mid-career and veteran teachers this will be a great refresher and some new tips that you can take back to your classrooms. Tune in to hear more about  differentiated instruction made simple.

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You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated.  

In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20 or more kids in your classroom with this 3 part series. If you're a new teacher then you'll get a good foundation on how to begin differentiated instruction. For my mid-career and veteran teachers this will be a great refresher and some new tips that you can take back to your classrooms. Tune in to hear more about  differentiated instruction made simple.

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Are your students constantly calling your name and unable to complete a task by themselves. I get it, you feel so frustrated that after many attempts your students cannot get that learning task done. This is common in many early elementary classrooms but you can get your students on a path to learning independence that will stop them from constantly coming to you for help. On this episode, I give you some awesome tips on how to get your students to become independent learners. After listening and using these tips you will feel a sense of release and calm that will make your teaching that much more enjoyable. So, put those earbuds in and take a listen, you won't regret it.

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You're going a million miles a minute and trying to juggle so many balls when teaching in an elementary classroom. Young students are also going through a lot in the classroom, centers, drills, rules, routines and procedures, peer conflict and the list goes on. I've also been there but there are ways to create calm and teach students how to stay calm when all else fails. If you're struggling with students who can't handle the controlled chaos or their big emotions then put on  your earphones because on this episode I'll talk about some Calm Classroom strategies that I implemented that you're going to want to give a try by the end of this episode.

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I can't believe it! This school  year has gone by amazingly fast but I'm super excited to share my lessons and reflections so you can jumpstart your own reflection. You know that teaching year is like a marathon but you've made it to the end and it's important that you take a step back to congratulate yourself for a job well done. On this episode, you'll hear what I've learned  over the past year that I definitely want to share with you. So, if you've made it through another school year and ready to put down your work bag and reflect then this episode is for you.

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Every teacher has their vulnerabilities including me, that's why on this episode I talk about things that I'm embarrassed to share with you.  Teaching is hard work and having a safe space to share your thoughts and vulnerabilities is so needed. This podcast is  a safe space to share those vulnerabilities so that you can learn and grow as an educator. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy the episode.

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These little gems of financial advice has gi ven me peace of mind and a path to financial stability. If you're just starting out as a teacher or you're a veteran; listen to find out what these gems are and how you  can evaluate and adapt them to your situation to gain peace of mind. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy. You can thank me later.

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Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, accountant or financial advisor, nor am I holding myself out to be, and the information contained in this podcast is not a substitute for financial advice from a professional who is aware of the facts and circumstances of your individual situation.