5 Easy Ways to Incorporate Writing in Any Classroom
Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast. Earlier this week I explained 4 advantages of incorporating writing in any classroom. I bet many of you were thinking Sure, that sounds great, but it also sounds like a lot of work. Thankfully, that’s just not the case. Including writing in your classroom can be really […]
Learn MoreHope for the Overwhelmed Teacher
Surrounded by a plethora of challenges, it’s easy to become frustrated, stressed, and even burnt out as a teacher. Join us for an inspiring conversation with Jackie Matthews to discover how to rise up out of frustrations and find the source of your power and strength. listen here: Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast.resources […]
Learn MoreHow to Cross the Street on Race & Take a Restorative Approach to Discipline
Join us for a conversation with Marilyn Rhames of Teachers Who Pray. We’re discussing some of our favorite takeaways from her new book Master Teacher: 12 Spiritual Lessons that Can Transform Schools & Revolutionize Public Education. In particular, we discuss what it looks like to cross the street on race. We also tackle the topic of […]
Learn MoreCreating a Safe, Trauma Sensitive Classroom
Too many students have been impacted by trauma, and sometimes we as educators wonder how to best help them. Join us for an important conversation with Dr. Janyne McConnaughey as we discuss what trauma responses might look like, what our response should be, and how to create a trauma sensitive classroom.listen here: Subscribe to the Teach […]
Learn More4 Secrets to a Stronger Classroom Community
The stronger our classroom community, the more likely our students are to succeed. But how exactly do we create that thriving learning environment? Join us as we discuss 4 strategies to develop a strong classroom community:listen here: Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast.resources mentioned:Free Respectful, Responsible & Engaged TrainingFree Back-to-School Classroom Management Solutions […]
Learn More5 Easy Classroom Organization Ideas
Classroom organization cuts down on so many problems, but sometimes it’s easier said than done. Join us for a conversation with Kelly of the Simply Organized teacher, where she shares 5 tips for organizing your classroom – and simple routines to keep it that way all year long. Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart […]
Learn MoreFrom Barely Surviving to Thriving as a Balanced Teacher
Two years ago, Elizabeth Chapman (high school English teacher & mom of 2) experienced what she considers her worst year as a teacher – overwhelmed, exhausted, and stressed. But this past year was possibly her best year yet! What made the difference? She shares her secrets – and some amazing tips for all of us […]
Learn MoreYou Can Have a Fresh Start
Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast. Did you have a rough school year? Maybe you felt like your class was out of control. Maybe your students didn’t see the success you were hoping they would. Maybe you were overwhelmed with all the responsibilities that left you stressed and exhausted. Maybe you’re wondering if you are […]
Learn More10 Things NOT to Do the Last Weeks of School
Want to make the most of these last weeks & finish the school year strong? Here’s ten things NOT to do: Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast. The last weeks of school can be insane. Between finishing curriculum, preparing for finals, clearing out our rooms, planning end-of-the-year activities, and (of course) dealing with […]
Learn MoreHow to Show Real Love to our Students (Even When They’re Not Acting Lovable)
Subscribe to the Teach 4 the Heart Podcast. Love is powerful. In our homes, in our classroom, love is what makes the biggest impact, what changes hearts and minds. We’ve seen its power. We know what it’s capable of. Yet sometimes it’s hard to demonstrate true, genuine love. Especially when a particular student’s not acting very lovable. But […]
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