Have you ever looked at a routine or a piece of equipment in your room and realized itâs actually stealing your peace? In this episode, weâre debating the things that streamline our day and the things thatâdespite our best intentionsâmight just be aâŚ
After two thought-provoking conversations with Anthony Carabache about artificial intelligence in education, we realized there was still more to discuss! In this special follow-up episode, we focus on the key takeaways that teachers can carry forwarâŚ
In Part II of our conversation with Anthony Carabache, we go deeper into the risks, ethical concerns, and human impact of artificial intelligence in education. This episode explores how AI is shaping thinking, behaviour, and teaching, while keeping âŚ
In this episode, weâre joined by Anthony Carabache. He has worked on AI policy and has been part of important conversations around privacy, equity, and governance, helping educators make sense of both the opportunities and challenges AI brings to teâŚ
In this episode, we talk honestly about how weâre feeling in this season and how to move through it with a bit more intention. Itâs all about finishing the year in a way that supports your well-being, not drains it completely. âď¸ What to Expect: đ§âŚ
In our last episode, we shared strategies for preparing for difficult parent interactionsâtools like effective one-liners, graceful exits, and building resilience. But what happens after the meeting ends or the phone hangs up? Whether it was a phonâŚ
With parent-teacher conferences on the horizon, it's the perfect time to talk about how to handle those tough conversations with parents. In this episode, we're diving into four practical tools to help you feel more prepared and less overwhelmed: efâŚ
Weâve officially hit the homestretch of the school year, and letâs be honestâthe clutter is starting to pile up. In this episode, weâre sharing a "Tip Exchange" to help you refresh your space, lighten your load, and breathe some new life into your câŚ
In this episode, we sit down with Antonella Pinelli. As a young educator navigating the early years of her career, Antonella gives us a fresh look at what it actually feels like to be a teacher in your twenties right now. âď¸ What to Expect: FindinâŚ
Teaching isnât always easy but it comes with some pretty amazing perks that make it all worthwhile. In this episode weâre slowing down to celebrate the parts of teaching that fill our wells! âď¸ What to Expect: Impact and Influence: Teaching isnât âŚ
1. Protect Your Inputs đ§Be intentional about what you consume: news, social media, and conversations. đ§Limit energy leaks like constant notifications. đ§Ask: Is this refuelling me or draining me? 2. Create Start-and-Stop Rituals đ§Begin and end tâŚ
The mid-year slump is real. January and February can feel heavy, and as teachers, itâs easy to slip into a cycle of fatigue and disconnection. But thereâs a way through. This episode explores how we can notice, understand, and manage the blahs with âŚ
Teaching is demanding, and taking care of yourself often takes a backseat. In this episode, we chat with Natalie about building resilience, staying energized, and creating wellness habits that make showing up for yourself and your students possible.âŚ
In this episode of EdYouWell, weâre talking about something many teachers feel but rarely name: digital fatigue. Technology can feel like weâre always on call, even when weâre supposed to be off the clock. This episode unpacks what it means to live âŚ
Teaching is a full-time job in itself, but many of us also carry passions, hobbies, and side roles that make us who we are. In this episode of EdYouWell, Jason Haraschuk shares his journey as a teacher who blends his love for music, podcasting, and âŚ
In this episode, weâre talking about how we become new versions of ourselves through everyday action, especially in teaching. We reflect on the words we said we wanted to live by a year ago, and ask the real questions: Did we actually become more ofâŚ
This oneâs for every teacher who's ever gone back to school after a âbreakâ and thought, âWow, Iâm still tired.â You had days off⌠but somehow it all still felt like a blur of errands, events, and expectations. Where was the rest? Where was the hyggâŚ
In this episode, weâre sitting down with Sensei Susan â a lifelong educator, martial artist, and author whose work has helped children and adults alike build confidence, focus, and self-regulation. If youâve ever wondered how to bring more of yourseâŚ
In this episode, weâre talking about life edits. Those small, intentional changes that make teaching and everyday life run smoother. We dive into the edits that help us streamline our routines, simplify systems, and save time and energy. âď¸ What tâŚ
What happens when âgoing above and beyondâ stops being the exception and starts being the expectation? Thatâs the question at the heart of this weekâs episode of EdYouWell. Weâre naming something most educators are feeling but may not have had the wâŚ
Teaching is a long journey, and every decade brings its own joys, challenges, and lessons. In Part II of our Teaching in Your 50s series, Cheryl Harrison shares her reflections on how family, work, and life have evolved through the years and what keâŚ
In this episode of our Generations in Teaching series, weâre joined by veteran educator Cheryl Harrison, who shares what itâs like to teach in your 50s! âď¸ What to Expect: Perspective and Clarity: Cheryl talks about how decades in the classroomâŚ
In this episode, we're diving into the Goldilocks Principle and how it plays out in the classroom. It's all about finding that sweet spot where everything feels just right. âď¸ What to Expect: Classroom Management: We chat about the art of balancâŚ
In this episode, weâre talking about mindfully mapping your time before the chaos kicks in. A new calendar can feel exciting, but also overwhelming. If youâre already stretched or just starting to sort things out, this is your chance to slow down, lâŚ
