In this episode, weāre sitting down with Sensei Susan ā a lifelong educator, martial artist, and author whose work has helped children and adults alike build confidence, focus, and self-regulation. If youāve ever wondered how to bring more of yourseā¦
In this episode, weāre talking about life edits. ThoseĀ 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.Ā āļø What tā¦
What happens when āgoing above and beyondā stops being the exception and starts being the expectation? Thatās the question at the heart of this weekās episode of EdYouWell. Weāre naming something most educators are feeling but may not have had the wā¦
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 keā¦
In this episode of our Generations in Teaching series, weāre joined by veteran educator Cheryl Harrison, who shares what itās like to teach in your 50s!Ā āļø What to Expect: Perspective and Clarity: Cheryl talks about how decades in the classroomā¦
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. āļø What to Expect: Classroom Management: We chat about the art of balancā¦
In this episode, weāre talking about mindfully mapping your time before the chaos kicks in. A new calendar can feel exciting, but also overwhelming. If youāre already stretched or just starting to sort things out, this is your chance to slow down, lā¦
Episode 54: 5 Quick & Fun Icebreakers to Help Students Connect Fast The start of the school year is here, and thereās no better time to set the tone for connection. In this episode, weāre sharing five quick, low-prep icebreakers that help students ā¦
Every August, we seem to experience a shift, a slow turning of the dial from anxiety to anticipation to appreciation. And thatās not just poetic framing, itās how our podcast has naturally evolved over the years: Season 1: August AnxietySeason 2: Aā¦
In this special season finale, we reflect on the goals we set, the growth weāve made, and the lessons we learned. From staying intentional in the classroom to embracing āthe slower you go, the faster you go,ā weāre sharing what worked, what didnāt, ā¦
Ever feel like thereās never enough time in the day? In this episode of EdYouWell, weāre talking about something we already do, but with just a bit more intention: Mobile Tasks. These are those small, doable to-dos or enjoyable activities you take ā¦
In todayās episode, weāre sharing our Hot Takes on a range of topics that are sure to spark some conversation. From the debate on cursive writing and memorization to thoughts on having lunch provided for us by the principal, TikTok, the elusive "it"ā¦
In this episode, we're exploring the skill of pausing before we react. Learning to take a breath between a situation and our response can help us stay grounded, make better choices, and show up as our best selves. āļø What to Expect: Understandinā¦
In this episode, weāre digging into what it feels like to teach in your 40sāwhere confidence meets exhaustion, and where our years of experience start to really show up in how we lead, teach, and take care of ourselves. We share the highs, the strugā¦
Setting boundaries is one thingāholding firm when you face resistance is another. In this episode, weāre having a conversation about how to navigate pushback from students and family members while staying calm, clear, and consistent.Ā āļø What to Exā¦
In the first episode of our boundaries series, we explored where boundaries might be missing in our personal and professional lives. In the second episode, we examined different types of boundaries we encounter daily. Now, in this third episode, we ā¦
In this second episode of our boundaries series, we dive into the essential yet often overlooked topic of boundaries. Weāll explore how to identify and establish boundaries that benefit you both as a teacher and as a person navigating home life. āļøā¦
In this episode of EdYouWell, we're diving into a topic that affects every teacher: boundaries. Whether itās at home or at work, having clear boundaries is essential for your well-being. But what happens when those boundaries are missing? If youāre ā¦
Today, we're joined by Mike Tracz, a seasoned educator with 23 years of experience inspiring young minds in the realm of science. Mike brings a unique blend of passion and fun to his teaching, creating engaging learning experiences that go beyond thā¦
Ever find yourself in a classroom full of chatty students and wonder how to turn the noise into something productive? In this episode, we dive into strategies for managing high-energy classes while embracing the conversations that come with it.Ā āļøā¦
In this episode, we have a dynamic conversation with Jerry Kolber, CEO of Atomic Entertainment and co-creator of the highly popular Who Smarted? podcast and the live-action kids' science series Brainchild on Netflix.Ā āļø What to Expect: Exploring ā¦
In this episode of EdYouWell, we continue our Generations Series, focusing on the unique experience of being a teacher in your 30s. This phase can bring both challenges and growth as you balance your evolving career with personal responsibilities. ā¦
In this episode of EdYouWell, we dive deep into a topic that resonates with many educators: the challenges of dealing with mistakes and how to effectively recover from them. Have you ever felt overwhelmed by a series of errors, whether it's misplaciā¦
In this episode of EdYouWell, we explore ways for teachers to be well and do wellāboth at work and at home. We focus on the actionable stage of doing well with the acronym W.E.L.L. Living a life of wellness requires more than just being well; it invā¦
