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Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsTransforming fear into success. Who doesn't want to?In a departure from the typical TTE conversation, I talk in this episode with Felicia Keller Boyle about her two podcasts, The Bad Therapist Show and What Your Therapist Thinks (if you’re already looking up the latter podcast, you are joining thousands of others who listen religiously). So we’re talking podcasting but, actually, we're talking about emotions. We’re therapists, after all.Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Teaching through Emotions is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free o...
2026-02-0556 min
New Podcasts - trailers for new and noteworthy showsTeaching through Emotions Education
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Teaching through Emotions is launching a Valentine's Day advent calendar on their Substack community to help listeners work on their relationships everyday, not just on "love day". The first three tips drop Feb 2.
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2026-01-2702 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsMeowing in class? What the hell do you do with that?This one’s from a while back about a teacher who was so fed up with a student who was a huge “pain in the ass” that she wanted to quit. Right then and there.And I’ll be damned if she didn’t turn that relationship around in the most dramatic way.Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Teaching through Emotions is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Joe and I talk abo...
2026-01-2254 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsAre Robots Winning? Managing Teacher Anxiety Over AI in Schools"God, I hate AI." If that’s your first thought when you hear "ChatGPT” you are not alone. It’s like a drunk guy crashed a party, and no one knows how to get him to leave.In this episode, I sit down with Jesse Dukes, producer of the magnificent podcast on AI in schools called The Homework Machine. We discuss the findings his podcast team lays out about the complicated ins and outs of a “drunk guy” (as I put it) who has “crashed the party” (as Jesse and The Homework Machine puts it). Jesse (not the drunk guy...
2026-01-0855 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsFacing an angry parent? Here's how one teacher handled itIt’s a good thing when parents are involved in their children’s educations. When parents establish routines for getting homework done. When parents attend Back-to-School nights, parent-teacher conferences, and student performances. When parents contact teachers with concerns or questions about their children’s experiences at school.But it’s a bad thing when teachers go all nuclear on their children’s teachers.Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Teaching through Emotions is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or...
2025-12-1852 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsBurned out yet? Here's how one teacher dealt with it.From Teacher of the Year to burnout and depression to “the best year of school that I’ve ever done.” In this conversation, you’ll hear the story of physics and math teacher Stephanie Watroba’s dramatic journey through burnout — what it was like, why it happened, and how she got through it.It’s an informative and intense conversation.Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Teaching through Emotions is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscribe...
2025-12-0549 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsBoys and EmotionsThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.comI’m on a roll with the boys-and-men-in-trouble theme here. My last rant dropped two weeks ago, on November 7th. It was about a bunch of youngish Republicans (all over 30 years old, apparently) who texted each other racist, misogynistic, anti-Semitic and generally hate-filled messages with evident glee. Today’s rant is about school-age boys and their rel…
2025-11-2101 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsMeet my favorite student teacher: my daughter Mae!Here is a guarantee: You will never hear an interview like this one anywhere else. Because it’s a family affair! A Holiday Family bonus episode of TTE! In which my beloved daughter and I chit-chat about basically the things that matter the most to us.Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.We talk about* living attached to your soul* how school teaches us to sin* why hatred isn’t bad* how the divine works* what organismic learning is
2025-11-2153 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsSarcasm stings. How can teachers defuse the impact?This episode is really fun because the teacher whose story we wrestle with, Donna, is actually in the virtual studio with us! What you get to hear is a simulation of a (very small) Teacher Support Group where Joe and I ask the types of questions we would ask in a real TSG and work with the data Donna’s answers provide. Listening will bring you into the world of TSGs, where teachers and I get to unpack difficult experiences with curiosity, compassion, and perspective-changing psychodynamic insights! Wahoo!!!Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you ge...
2025-11-1342 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsZen Mode: How Teaching is a Spiritual Journey (And Why It Matters)Yep, I’m biased: I am certain that teaching is spiritual. Not because teachers need to be religious but because the tasks of teaching human beings require heart-based skills: faith, care, love, “unconditional positive regard for difference” — skills that do not necessarily come naturally all the time and therefore demand care and attention themselves.In this episode, I explore this question and others with Mark Longhurst, an inspiring pastor, writer, and publications manager for Richard Rohr’s Center for Action and Contemplation. Together, we explore how to view teaching (and parenting) not just as a task list, but as a s...
2025-10-3045 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsTotal Dumpster Fire! Can Teachers Actually Change a Toxic School Culture?Have you ever sat in a staff meeting that felt like a total waste of time? Just endless complaining and blame? What if that chaos wasn’t just “bad behavior” but a clue to the entire school’s dysfunction?This episode takes us back to a Teacher Support Group I led over a decade ago at a school steeped in chaos. What seemed like an unproductive, blame-filled space was actually an unconscious mirror of the school’s deep dysfunction—a fascinating concept called parallel process. Joe and I examine how systemic issues infiltrate individual classrooms and what teachers can...
2025-10-1753 min
EarBuds: Podcast Picks5 Funny True Crime Podcasts🕵️♀️This week, podcasts recommendations that are funny but also true crime. Barry Rothbart brings us his 5 recommendations on this topic. Also, our friends at Tuesday Night Movie Night pair this week's theme with Fargo, the Coen Brothers movie. We're sponsored by Crew Collective podcast. Also, discover community news from Tink Media, RESONATE Festival, Betsy Burris, and more.
This issue is sponsored by Crew Collective.
2025-10-1302 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsCan a school get any more dysfunctional than this?This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.comHappy World Mental Health Day! Given that we’ve got 24 hours to focus on mental health the world over, I thought I’d offer a bonus episode for TTE’s paid subscribers. This one celebrates the day by sharing a story of an unbelievably dysfunctional school administration. A story that might sound sadly familiar to some of you.But it’s not just a story of dysfunction! This episode offers suggestions for busting through the bullshit in which mentally unwell a...
2025-10-1004 minNew Podcasts - trailers for new and noteworthy showsTeaching through Emotions Education and Health & Fitness
Official website: https://www.teachingthroughemotions.com/podcast
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Teaching Through Emotions, a Women Who Podcast award-winner, launched season 3 with all-new Substack offerings and more listener participation than ever. The podcast runs all school year and provides a psychodynamic perspective on education, helping teachers build resilience and find success by sharing familiar stories and practical insights.
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2025-10-0602 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsHolding Don't Blame Me! The Psychology of Holding Educators Accountable Without Shame accountable“Accountability.” It’s a buzzword that usually makes educators tense up, fearing punishment or judgment. But what if holding someone accountable was actually an act of care?In this episode, I chat with two phenomenal leaders from a unique Vermont town academy: Meg Kenny, Associate Head of School, and Jen Hyatt, Academic Dean. We hear about their journeys to senior administration, daily challenges, and the fine balance between accountability and human connection. Listen for a real conversation about how to build thriving school cultures.Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcas...
2025-10-0259 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsToo Judgemental? Handling Teacher Guilt: Are You Being Too Judgmental of Yourself?In this co-hosted episode, Joe and I unpack a teacher's struggle with feeling "too judgmental" after her classroom space was taken over. We explore how what seems like a simple annoyance can reveal critical needs. We describe how a teacher moved beyond self-blame to embrace her emotions as signals that allowed for more intentional, connected teaching.We discuss* The importance of personal boundaries in a busy classroom* Why we mislabel our annoyance as "being judgmental"* How conflicts are not “failures”* The power of asking for what you need rather than...
2025-09-1848 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsThe dangers of empathy for school leadersIt is so fun to talk with kindred spirits! That’s what the inaugural episode of TTE’s Season 3 is: an interview with Jim and Story Leonard, founders of Coaching@Altitude and two extraordinary coaches who share a lot of wisdom and insight into the lives and worlds of school administrators (and, therefore, of teachers, students, and schools)We talk about* working with senior administrators in independent schools (relevant for public school leaders, too)* working with school trustees!! (God, boards can be so difficult)* the energy model* combating toxic scho...
2025-09-0456 min
Those Who Can't Teach AnymoreBonus Presenting Teaching Through EmotionsFor today's bonus episode, enjoy Betsy Burris' podcast Teaching Through Emotions. In this episode, two teachers make sense of their feelings of overwhelmedness and confusion. They talk about
* imagination in teaching and learning
* the importance of emotional and relational data
* creative solutions to overwhelming and confusing problems
* the importance — and ways — of digging up assumptions
* how to turn from worrying to working with your emotions
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2025-09-0226 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsGet ready for Season 3!Season 3 of Teaching through Emotions, a Women Who Podcast award-winner, begins in two weeks! Get ready for thought-provoking interviews, mind-bending discussions of difficult teaching moments, and pithy stories about teacher successes made possible by the invaluable psychodynamic perspective.And, starting this season, we’re eager to hear from you! Give us a call at 413.239.4158 and leave a message telling your own terrible teaching story. We’d love to put your voice on the air! And we’d love to think through your experience in hopes that it might help you and other teachers who are dealing with simila...
2025-08-2103 min
Arts Educators Save the World"Teaching Through Emotion" Episode Swap!As we gear up for a new school year, we're bringing you a special episode from our friend Betsy Burris called "Pre-school teachers have it right: Professional Love."
In this episode, Betsy interviews her old and dear friend, Sarah Becker, who has been teaching and teaching teachers and directing at the early childhood level for years. They discuss a topic that has always fascinated Betsy (ever since she first met Sarah and saw her in action): What do early childhood educators know that the rest of us teachers, from elementary through graduate school, can afford to learn?
2025-08-2055 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsTeacher tips that'll make the first days back way easier!Ever considered visualizing your entire teaching day before you even get to school? Thinking it can make it so!Ohm, baby!Joe and I cooked up this special episode just for you, dear listeners, as you move into another wonderful and stressful school year. We know that the first day back can be… well, lots of things. That’s why we cut right to it, offering quick, actionable ways to get your mind right, manage the classroom, and even understand those tricky student dynamics before the school year gets rolling. We’ve pulled some great ideas...
2025-08-1941 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsIntroducing...Arts Educators Save the WorldBut first: Introducing the TTE podcast as a winner of the 2025 Women Who Podcast Award!!We here at TTE are thrilled at this honor!! Especially since Season 3 is about to drop (September 4th) and we’re excited about all the great new content we’ll be sharing throughout the school year.And now for today’s terrific episode:I have always pooh-poohed Disney, mostly because of its wildly unrealistic (and interchangeable) animated princesses. But this podcast episode has, amazingly, caused me to reconsider.That’s because of an inspiring conversation from the Arts...
2025-08-071h 15
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsWahoo! The interview you've all been waiting for!Many years ago I took an online marketing course with Seth Godin. I learned a lot, but honestly? The one benefit I gained was to meet Danny Bauer, founder of Better Leaders Better Schools and early podcaster. He asked to interview me about Teaching through Emotions! I was amazed! And this episode is the result.The interview took place in 2018, but it still perfectly captures the work I do and the reasons for it,including* what inspired me to go into education* why I focus on teachers (and administrators)...
2025-07-2443 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsIntroducing...Those Who Can't Teach AnymoreThere are some good podcasts out there about education, but this one takes the cake. And the prize. (It has won a Top of the Rockies award from the Society of Professional Journalists and was nominated for an Ambie Award, which celebrates excellence in podcasting.) For your listening pleasure this summer, we’ve teed up Episode 5 of Those Who Can’t Teach Anymore. You’ll hear Charles and the people he interviewsdiscussing* the downsides of standardized testing* the upsides of process over product* the “tourist problem” in education* the intense irony of p...
2025-07-101h 02
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsWhy are teachers quitting? Why are they staying? Is there any hope?In this special season finale, I speak with Charles Fournier, creator of the award-winning podcast Those Who Can’t Teach Anymore. Charles is a teacher — a really good, creative, passionate teacher, from what I can tell! — whose insights about what drives teachers out of the profession and what keeps them in are interesting and often surprising.We talk about* the multi-dimensional, culturally sanctioned disrespect for teachers* the pitfalls of quantifying learning* teaching content vs emphasizing relationships* my ideal teaching and learning “space”* a surprising characteristic of many teachers w...
2025-06-2656 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsIf you're avoiding conflict, you might be ruining trust and success in your classroomThis one’s about me, folks! Joe and I dissect a story from long ago in which I caved to my conflict aversion — and then doubled back to engage with the conflict. Because it felt just too awful to continue to avoid it! In addition to sharing the surprising outcome of my conflict engagement,we talk about…* the subtle dynamics of self-erasure and avoidance* power grabs in collaborative settings* the transformative practice of repair* the pervasive nature of parallel process in all human interactions, from classrooms to personal life...
2025-06-1354 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsGrades make learning worse for your students, and for you tooIn this episode, I talk with Arthur Chiaravalli, an educator at the heart of an organization called Grow Beyond Grades. Arthur shares his deeply personal journey away from traditional grading, revealing how it can undermine learning, sideline classroom relationships, and lead to passivity and apathy. He also talks about how freeing it is to deep six grades while focusing attention on meaningful, collaborative assessment — that is, on truly human-centered teaching.We talk about:* grades as handcuffs to products; how can we honor our students’ (and teachers’) processes?* the calamity of students who (for good reasons) simply chase the gr...
2025-05-3059 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsHow mad should you be when your students disrespect a sub?This is another episode in our inadvertent series on teachers who handle badly behaving classes in novel ways! This time Pamela brings her wrath at a class of all boys to a Teacher Support Group and, after exhibiting her own resistance to different interpretations, decides to try something she would never have tried if left to her own devices.Listen to hear about* different types of neglectful parenting and the surprising ways they can manifest in a classroom* the joys — and limitations — of “revenge fantasies”* the perils of fusing one’s reputation...
2025-05-1548 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsFrom nearly quitting to a heart attack, now she coaches wellness and teachersThinking about self-care — and, importantly, figuring out how to be cared for — is always good for every teacher any time. In this episode, I talk with Deb Calderara, a teacher who knows what it feels like to be completely overwhelmed. After facing burnout, a serious health crisis, and the confusing and exhausting pandemic, Deb had to figure out how to find strength and keep going, both for herself and her students.This conversation is about navigating those impossible moments and discovering unexpected ways to care for ourselves when it feels like there's no room.We talk...
2025-05-0155 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsHer class descended into chaos—so she tried something counter-intuitiveIn this episode, Joe and I unpack a classroom story from Siobhan, a special ed teacher working with high schoolers who grapple with big emotions — by acting out in big ways. What happened when her students broke a deal they made? How did Siobhan handle it? (It wasn’t pretty, at first! But then it got, well, amazing.)Joe and I discuss* why students might get “insufferable” in the first place and what they might be communicating* how to prevent obsessive self-blame that can lead to insomnia* what makes for a healthy...
2025-04-171h 02
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsPre-school teachers have it right: Professional LoveIn this episode, I interview an old and dear friend, Sarah Becker, who has been teaching and teaching teachers and directing at the early childhood level for years. We discuss a topic that has always fascinated me (ever since I met Sarah and saw her in action): What do early childhood educators know that the rest of us teachers, from elementary through graduate school, can afford to learn?We talk about* basic tenets of early childhood education* how those tenets apply at other educational levels* emergent and project-based curriculum...
2025-04-0353 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsHow This Teacher Navigated a Cheater’s Emotional ManipulationIn this first episode of the second season of Teaching through Emotions, my co-host Joe and I tell a story about a cheater in a class taught by someone who can’t stand cheating. Our psychodynamic take on the story might surprise you.* We retell the outrageous lengths our cheater went to.* We share the teacher’s visceral responses to the cheater.* We wonder where the cheater’s True Self is.* We clarify what the teacher’s contributions are and how she can change them.* We tell how the story en...
2025-03-2051 minTeaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsNew Season Trailer This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2025-03-0602 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsEpisode 16: Julia This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2024-08-1646 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsEpisode 15: Kristabel This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2023-04-1434 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsEpisode 14: Erica This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2022-11-1958 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsEpisode 13: Betsy This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2022-03-2926 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsOverwhelmed? Confused? Transform those emotions into effective instruction!Seems as though feeling overwhelmed has become a trademark of the teaching profession. And confusion? Why do our students do what they do (or not do what they don’t do)? So much that happens in classrooms these days doesn’t make sense! In this episode, two teachers do make sense of their feelings of overwhelmedness and confusion. We talk about* imagination in teaching and learning* the importance of emotional and relational data* creative solutions to overwhelming and confusing problems* the importance — and ways — of digging up assumptions* how to turn...
2022-03-1523 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsEpisode 11: Jenny This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2022-03-0124 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsEpisode 10: Leona This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2022-02-1522 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsYou're so mad you hang up on a colleague. Now what?This is a story of conflict between two colleagues — something that might be familiar to you, dear listener. And it’s a story of self-awareness, OwningYour Shit, and repair. Things that might not be as familiar (though I hope they are).Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Teaching through Emotions is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.I talk about* how anxiety can fuck up your best caring intentions* the...
2022-02-0123 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsEpisode 8: Penelope This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2022-01-1825 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsEpisode 7: Veronica This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2022-01-0426 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsThis teacher turned classroom conflict into pure gold. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2021-12-2124 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsTaming a "squirrely" class that made this teacher want to quit teachingToday we're in Sally's classroom. She loves hands-on learning and has a high tolerance for “squirreliness,” but what happens when squirreliness turns into outright chaos? One thing that happened for Sally was merciless self-blame that was so intense she actually considered quitting teaching. Sound familiar?In this episode, we unpack Sally’s experience and* clarify what went wrong (hint: It was not Sally, and it was not her students)* consider the often completely mismatched purposes for being in a classroom* reveal the basic truth that underlies all classroom behavior* think...
2021-12-0725 min
Loving Liberty Radio Network2021 December 7 The Bryan Hyde ShowI thoroughly enjoy our weekly discussions with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Eric always has a principled take on the passing scene and is a marvelous source of automotive information as well.
It's disturbing that the people and systems that seek to rule us simply cannot admit that they were wrong in how they have responded to the pandemic. Jordan Schachtel details how the war on a virus has resulted in colossal failure and how the ruling class is struggling to cover up this reality.
Speaking of avoiding reality, there's also the matter of...
2021-12-071h 25
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsHow to free yourself from a debilitating team-teaching trapEver feel like you're doing all the work in a co-teaching setup? Rachel, a passionate social studies teacher, struggles with Edmund's "old-school" ways. His fly-by-the-seat-of-his-pants approach leaves Rachel overcompensating and bubbling with resentment. What can she do to right the balance?In this episode we explore* what it means to fit together in a team-teaching trap* four different maladaptive relational patterns team teachers can fall into* what “negative grandiosity” means (and what “positive” — bad term — grandiosity means)* resentment as an incredibly accurate relational signal* the perils of “filling the vo...
2021-11-2322 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsWhat to do when students blow you off -- and you are PISSEDIt’s mid-terms. Students are panicked; they need extra help. If you’re a college instructor, you open up more office hours so you can assuage students’ anxiety. Students sign up but don’t show up. GRRRRRRR!!!This episode features Robin, an extremely busy professor (like most teachers!) who got really mad when some students blew off the appointments they (voluntarily) signed up for. And didn’t contact her to explain why! How should she deal with this blatant inconsiderateness? What could she do with her insistent anger and disappointment? How did her Teacher Support Group help her turn i...
2021-11-0925 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsHe was bored with his own teaching. Here's how he brought joy back.COVID was extremely, unusually, horribly difficult for most if not all teachers. Jeremy, a math teacher, was no exception. He was pretty sure he could not teach under COVID conditions — until he figured out how to make his classes fun even when they were fully remote. Of course, COVID is behind us now (thank goodness). But teachers can still feel deeply disconnected from their students.In this episode, we explore* how to reverse self-doubt* the importance of knowing your strengths AND your weaknesses* how to think about making classrooms (even when th...
2021-10-2624 min
Teaching through Emotions: psychological strategies and resources for educatorsA frustrated teacher lashes out at a resistant student—now what?An overwhelmed teacher acts out on a resistant student. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.teachingthroughemotions.com/subscribe
2021-10-1226 min
Talk Out of SchoolBetsy DeVos, Vouchers and School PrivatizationJessica Levin of the Education Law Center and Katherine Dunn of the Southern Poverty Law Center talk to Carol Burris about their new organizational joint effort to inform the public about school voucher programs: Public Funds Public Schools. Burris discusses how vouchers are part of the effort of Secretary of Education Betsy De Vos's push to transform public education to a privatized system. https://pfps.orghttps://networkforpubliceducation.org
2019-10-0253 min