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The Language of Behavior22. Balancing Trust and Accountability with Hard-to-Reach StudentsHow do you hold a student accountable without damaging the fragile relationship you've worked so hard to build? In this episode, Charle and Joshua tackle a powerful listener question about navigating behavior challenges with students who struggle to trust adults. They explore practical strategies for addressing misconduct—especially when evidence is unclear or actions can’t be ignored—while preserving connection and rapport. From assigning “trusted adults” to implementing restorative practices and best-practice communication strategies, this episode equips educators with a balanced, compassionate approach that reinforces both accountability and belonging.--We want to invite you to a f...2025-04-2219 min
Lessons That LastRelevance, Connection, and Remembering WhyHow do you help students see the relevance and connections in your content? What makes them engage in your lessons? Colson's story about Mrs. Snow is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of helping students connect the dots. If you are looking for ways to engage students, this episode is for you!You can find Bree's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38For even more...2025-04-1934 minThe Language of Behavior21. Rethinking ISS and SEL Integration for Real Behavior ChangeWhat if In-School Suspension wasn’t just about separation, but transformation? In this episode, Charle and Joshua respond to a powerful question from educator Leah Hobbs: How can we integrate social emotional learning (SEL) into ISS when students are being disciplined for things like dress code violations or excessive tardies?They dive into the purpose of ISS, how to reimagine it as a proactive learning space, and explore how SEL can become a meaningful tool—not just a checkbox. From creating alternative environments that promote reflection to restoring the harm caused by behavior and teaching future-ready skills, this...2025-04-1522 minLessons That LastMotivation, Meaning, and Restaurant MealsHow do you motivate students today? What makes them engage in academic pursuits? Bree's story about Mrs. Knoll is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of identifying as a scholar. If you are looking for ways to motivate and celebrate, this episode is for you!You can find Bree's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge website...2025-04-1235 minThe Language of Behavior20. Designing Calm in the ChaosIn this reflective episode, Charle Peck and Joshua Stamper revisit some of the most impactful insights from the Thriving Educator LIVE series—focusing on how our physical environment plays a crucial role in shaping student behavior. Responding to a powerful listener question, they explore real-world examples of sensory tools, calming decorations, and intentional classroom design choices that help reduce anxiety and create psychological safety. From flexible seating to textures, colors, and visual cues, Charle and Josh unpack how the smallest environmental shifts can make the biggest emotional difference for our students. Whether you're redesigning your space or rethinking your st...2025-04-0818 minThe Language of Behavior19. The Influence of Presence in Student CommunicationEver notice how a simple shift in tone or a slight change in proximity can completely alter a student's response? In this episode, Charle and Joshua dive into the unseen yet powerful impact of presence on student behavior. They uncover how factors like body language, classroom layout, and even the pace of speech shape student engagement and trust. Every move we make as educators sends a message so how can we ensure it’s the right one? Tune in for eye-opening insights and game-changing strategies to transform the way you connect with students.Do you have any qu...2025-04-0116 min
Aspire to Lead329. 6 Steps to a Strong School Culture: Featuring Dr. Samuel NixLeadership isn’t about staying busy—it’s about making an impact. In this episode, Dr. Samuel Nix, author of 6 Steps to a Strong School Culture, shares how school leaders can shift their focus from activity to meaningful results. We dive into the leadership cycle, common pitfalls in creating change, and real-world examples of schools that have successfully implemented sustainable improvements. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by daily responsibilities, this conversation will provide actionable steps to help you think more systemically and lead with purpose.
About Dr. Samuel Nix:
Dr. Sam Nix has serve...2025-03-3028 minLessons That LastTech, Talking, and Teacher ImpactHow do you help students disconnect from devices and connect with you and each other? Vivianne's story about Mr. Tarr is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of knowing students' stories If you are looking for ways to connect and make an impact, this episode is for you!You can find Vivianne's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38For even more teacher resources, visit the...2025-03-2228 minLessons That LastDe-stressing, Delight, and Dance BreaksSometimes students just need to move. Mason's story about Mrs. Haynes is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of a joyful dance break in the middle of a busy day. If you are looking for ways to add a little movement and fun, this episode is for you!You can find Mason's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38For even more teacher resources, visit the...2025-03-0830 minLessons That LastSafety, Shoulder Partners, and a Purple MinionSpeaking up in the classroom can activate anxiety for some students. Amelia's story about Mrs. Snell is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of safety and structure in student discussions. If you are looking for ways to put students at ease, this episode is for you!You can find Amelia's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr38For even more teacher resources, visit the Teacher Recharge...2024-10-1935 min
Lead with HOPE PodcastLead with HOPE Podcast, Episode 24 with Julie Schmidt HassonThis episode is a must listen. I was in awe of Julie's story about her student, Zach! Check out Julie's bio below!
Dr. Julie Schmidt Hasson is a professor, researcher, and resilience trainer who helps educators keep their batteries charged and recharge when they become depleted. Julie is the author of four books, including Pause, Ponder, and Persist in the Classroom. Julie’s Teacher Recharge Framework helps educators navigate challenges in ways that light them up instead of burn them out.
Her TEDx Talk, keynotes, and professional learning programs have impacted educators around the world. Jul...2024-09-2826 minLessons That LastDancing, De-Stressing, and Soul TrainThe classroom can be a stressful place for students and teachers. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about shaking off the stress. Mason's story about Mrs. Haynes is the focus of the episode, and it illustrates the power of a quick dance break in the middle of a hectic day. If you are an awkwardly awesome dancer, this episode is for you!You can find Mason's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit...2024-09-2132 minLessons That LastBasketball, Boundaries, and Just Being ThereWhat do we do when a student is striggling with grief and loss? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about giving to others without giving ourselves away. Alex's story about Mr. Joseph is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the importance of just being there. If you are trying to impact lives and still have a life, this episode is for you!You can find Alex's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here...2024-09-1434 minLessons That LastPractice, Persistence, and Positive Self-TalkHow do we help students ditch those limiting beliefs? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of kicking negative thoughts to the curb. Grace's story about Mr. Fanning is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the importance of helping students take control of self-talk. If you want to encourage a little risk taking in the classroom, this episode is for you!You can find Grace's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon...2024-09-0736 minLessons That LastFirst Weeks, Fairness, and Getting Out of the WayHow do we create space for students to learn about each other? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of understanding differences. Steven's story about Mrs. Alderman is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the importance of student conversations. If you're excited (and a little exhausted) about a new school year, this episode is for you!You can find Steven's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https://bit.ly/3OiZr382024-08-1738 minLessons That LastPacks, Crews, and First Days of SchoolWhat do students really need in the first week of school? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of new beginnings and how to start building community on day one. Bentley's story about Mrs. Pitt is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of a crew. If you're excited (and a little nervous) about a new school year, this episode is for you!You can find Bentley's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it...2024-08-1035 minLessons That LastEndings, Emotions, and Wrapping UpThe end of the school year brings mixed emotions. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of wrapping up the year with celebrations of growth. Kenzie's story about Mrs. Pearl is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the beauty of personal messages. If you've been wondering how to bring closure to the school year, this episode is for you!You can find Kenzie's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out on Amazon here: https...2024-05-1828 minLessons That LastAppreciation, Advice, and Southern SayingsSometimes we think students aren't listening, but they remember what we say. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of packaging words of wisdom in colorful, memorable phrases. Cooper's story about Mr. Penz is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of teaching life lessons along with content. If you've been wondering if your students really listen, this episode is for you!You can find Cooper's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it out...2024-05-1133 minLessons That LastPride, Publishing, and Going ProStudents can get caught up in compliance and grades, but with a little room, they can go deeper. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of losing the rubric and asking students how they feel about their final product. Maya's story about Mrs. Demmi is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of allowing students to unpack the assignment and evaluate their own work. If you've been thinking about developing young writers, this episode is for you!You can find Maya's story (and all the stories we share on the pod...2024-05-0435 minLessons That LastHumor, Energy, and Awkward AuthenticityStudents walk into classrooms on the first day hoping to like their teachers and have a little fun. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of being authentically you from day one. Cedrick's story about Mr. Colson is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of connecting with humor. If you've been thinking about connecting with students in those awkward middle years, this episode is for you!You can find Cedrick's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your...2024-04-2733 minLessons That LastWondering, Writing, and Winding DownStudents are naturally curious, and giving them space to ask questions can amplify engagement. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of eliciting wonderings around content. Dominic's story about Mrs. Holland is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of stoking students' curiosity. If you've been thinking about how to engage your students through the power of questions, this episode is for you!You can find Dominis's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller. Check it...2024-04-2033 minLessons That LastQuitting, Connecting, and Honest AdviceStudents make decisions, often with limited perspective and experience, which have a long term impact on their lives. How do we offer advice in affirming and helpful ways? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of nonjudgmental, honest advice. Marvin's story about Mr. Schafer is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of staying a little longer and trying a little more. If you've been thinking about how to gently guide your students, this episode is for you! And let's all embrace the power of just one more.You can find...2024-04-1334 minLessons That LastTeams, Norms, and MathletesAcademic competitions can help students grow in ways beyond academics. Team competitions, with the guidance of a great teacher, can spur social and emotional growth, too. How do we help students learn to collaborate rather than dominate? How do we help them value all voices? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of collaborative student teams. Finn's story about Mrs. Lance is the focus of the episode, and it's a reminder of team norms. If you've been thinking about how to magnify the quiet voices, this episode is for you! And let's all lift up an...2024-04-0630 minLessons That LastPoerty, Prose, and Being HumanApril is National Poetry month, and we're kicking it off with a sweet story about the power of a poem. How do we help students appreciate poetry and understand the beauty of words? How do we help them see themselves as poets and authors? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about incorporating poetry into any content. Jennifer's story about Mrs. Rosen is the focus of the episode, and it's a reminder of the importance of exposing students to many kinds of writing. If you've been thinking about how to bring poetry into your content, this episode is for...2024-03-3025 minLessons That LastFastballs, Feedback, and Being CoachableHow do we help students value and use feedback? How do we help them develop a work ethic and commitment to continuous improvement? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of using a coaching approach. Gino's story about Mr. Gobel is the focus of the episode, and it's a reminder of the importance of challenging students to keep getting a little better. If you've been thinking about how to teach life lessons in your content, this episode is for you! And remember... sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes it rains.You can...2024-03-2334 minLessons That LastBlooms. Buds, and Business PlansHow do students explore future careers? How do we help them find their passions? There are so many different paths to discover. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of setting students up for future success. Mack's story about Mr. Saxon is the focus of the episode, and it's a beautiful reminder thatcareer and technical education can set a student on a trajectory for satisfaction and success. If you've been thinking about how to teach life lessons in your content, this episode is for you! And, let's all help Laura plan her spring garden....2024-03-1628 minLessons That LastFractions, Fun, and Pi DayWhy are some students math averse? How do we build their confidence in mathematics? And, if we can make math fun, can we make any content more fun? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of adding a little silliness to the day. Toby's story about Mr. Wechel is the focus of the episode, and it's a beautiful reminder that a relaxed and fun environment is conducive to learning. Teaching and learning can both become tedious and monotonous, but we can easily add some spark. If you've been thinking about how to hook your students on...2024-03-0932 minLessons That LastRopes, Risks, and Inappropriate Field TripsHow do we encourage students to do brave things? How do we help them grow in confidence? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of creating a safe space for students to take the risks that lead to growth. Felix's story about Mrs. Noel is the focus of the episode, and it's a beautiful reminder of the power of modeling risk taking. Teaching and learning are both risky business. If you've been thinking about the brave acts that lead to growth, this episode is for you! And, who was chaperoning Laura on those middle school field...2024-03-0226 minLessons That LastCalm, Compassion, and Quick SandIs all student behavior purposeful? Do relationships really come first? Sometimes these "truths" are a little twisted. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of being calm and compassionate when students test our patience. Chandra's story about Mr. Brennan is the focus of the episode, and it's a beautiful reminder of the power of modeling self-regulation. If you've been thinking about student-teacher relationships and high expectations, this episode is for you. And, why did those 80's movies have so much quick sand?You can find Chandra's story (and all the stories we share on t...2024-02-2434 minLessons That LastPride, Bean Sprouts, and Barbie NightiesWhat's in a name? For kindergarteners, seeing a name printed on a poster or project is a big deal. How do we continue stoking that sense of pride and excitement? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about making sure our students take pride in their names and their work. Cassie's story about Mrs. Gibbs is the focus of the episode, and it's a beautiful reminder of the power of love and nonjedgment. If you've been thinking about oridary miracles, this episode is for you!You can find Cassie's story (and all the stories we share on...2024-02-1731 min
Teaching ChampionsPause, Ponder, and Persist with Dr. Julie Schmidt HassonIn today's episode we are talking about something that can transform your teaching: How Teachers Turn Challenges Into Opportunities For Impact.Joining me for this impactful episode is Dr. Julie Schmidt Hasson. She has been in the education field for decades serving as educator, administrator, college professor, and consultant. She is also a TEDX Speaker. In this episode she shares how the power of pausing, pondering, and persisting.We will also be discussing:One important thing that we can do to help self regulate.The impact that personal mantra can make.The power of h...2024-02-1339 minTeaching ChampionsHow Teachers Turn Challenges Into Opportunities For Impact with Dr. Julie Schmidt HassonIn today's episode we are talking about something that can transform your teaching: How Teachers Turn Challenges Into Opportunities For Impact.Joining me for this impactful episode is Dr. Julie Schmidt Hasson. She has been in the education field for decades serving as educator, administrator, college professor, and consultant. She is also a TEDX Speaker. In this episode she shares how the power of pausing, pondering, and persisting.We will also be discussing:One important thing that we can do to help self regulate.The impact that personal mantra can make.The power of h...2024-02-1142 minLessons That LastFitness, Mello Yello, and a Powerful WhyHow do you focus on long term impact, beyond the benchmarks and end of year exams? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of helping students develop healthy, lifelong habits. Venus's story about Mr. Poole is the focus of the episode, and it's a beautiful reminder of the power of having a big WHY in teaching. If you've been thinking about how your content impacts students' lives beyong your classroom, this episode is for you!You can find Venus's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last...2024-02-1029 minLessons That LastCommunity, Caring, and CampaigningHow do you build a sense of community in the classroom? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of students helping each other reach a goal. Jase's story about Mr. Shipp is the focus of the episode, and it's a beautiful reminder of the power of community, especially in the current political landscape. If you've been wondering how to build a classroom community, this episode is for you!You can find Jase's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite bookseller...2024-02-0331 minLessons That LastLove, Letters, and Being ExtraHow do you help the people you teach, lead, and love feel seen? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of a thoughtful letter of recommendation. They discuss the way honest feedback can impact a student's life. Ava's story about Mr. Luis is the focus of the episode, and it's a beautiful reminder that we don't always get to see the impact of our actions. If you've been wondering whether your hard work makes a difference, this episode gives you evidence that it does.You can find Ava's story (and all the stories we...2024-01-2729 minLessons That LastResolutions, Recitals, and Jon Bon JoviDid you make a resolution to start 2024? Maybe you chose one word or set a quarterly goal? In this inaugural episode of season 2, Julie and Laura talk about stretch goals and the support we all need to reach a big, audacious goal. They unpack Wyatt's story about his high school chorus teacher, Miss Dell, and the faith she had in him. If you love a story of triumph in struggle, this one's for you!In this episode, we mention the free journal download. Check it out here: https://chalk-and-chances.ck.page/81a6a50a19You can...2024-01-2030 min
Thriving EducatorThe Teacher Resilience FrameworkGuest: Julie Schmidt Hasson, Professor, Researcher
Teacher resilience related to student resilience (the pause, ponder, and persist framework).
Teaching is full of challenges, and the way we respond to those challenges can light us up or burn us out.
FREE RESOURCES: ChalkandChances.com
Topic Areas: Pause, Ponder + Persist: Motivating Your Teachers, The impact teachers make
Strengths to highlight expertise: Professor,
Key takeaway: Pausing can make the difference between a helpful response and a regrettable reaction.
...2024-01-0336 minLessons That LastCoats, Kindness, and Colder WeatherMoving to a new place is difficult for young people, and often, it's teachers who help them adjust. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about how teachers notice and respond to unspoken needs. They unpack the story Nora shared about the kindness Mrs. Rhett showed when she surprised her with warm clothes. Teachers who look beyond academics and tend to the needs of the whole person, this one's for you!If you love the stories on the Lessons that Last podcast, check out the Lessons that Last book2023-12-0934 minLessons That LastHelping, Holidays, and the VillageThe time between Thanksgiving and winter holiday break can be stressful and hectic for teachers. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about being part of the village that supports students and families. They unpack the story Genisis shared about a service project under the leadership of Mrs. Barrett. They talk about giving to others without giving ourselves away. Teachers who give to others while still holding boundaries, this one's for you!If you love the stories on the Lessons that Last podcast, check out the Lessons that Last book.2023-12-0233 minLessons That LastFans, Fun, and Student AthletesIn this episode, Julie and Laura unpack Jamie's story about Mrs. Kessler, the high school teacher who was her biggest fan. They talk about the importance of supporting student athletes and the lessons we can all learn from their discipline and drive. A teacher's love and support makes a win even better and a loss a little easier to bear. This episode is for the ones who wear the team shirts, hold the signs, and cheer like crazy.Be sure to check out the Lessons That Last Book for Jamie's story and all the stories shared on...2023-11-2526 minLessons That LastTraditions, Turkey, and Creative TeachingIn this special Thanksgiving episode, Julie and Laura talk about giving teachers space for creative lessons and approaches. They unpack Everett's story abut his first grade teacher, Mrs. Pembrooke, and her cooking project. If you love the story shared in this episode, check out all the stories in the Lessons That Last book.2023-11-1836 minLessons That LastPerforming, Passion, and PreparationIn this episode, Julie and Laura talk about teachers who help students discover a passion. They consider the ways passions keep us going throughout our lives. They unpack Zane's story about his experience in the third grade play under the direction of Mrs. Ledbetter.If you love the story shared in this episode, check out all the stories in the Lessons That Last book.2023-11-1131 minLessons That LastSpecial Encore EpisodeIn this encore episode, we revisit a favorite past conversation. Julie and Laura discuss identifying and leveraging students' strengths. They talk about how having purpose and working in our strengths helps us feel the right kind of tired. Gracie's sweet story about her third grade teacher, Mrs. Rhinehart, is shared as a model of tapping into emerging talents. If you love books and kids, this one's for you!Check out the Lessons That Last Book For even more inspiring stories, visit the Chalk and Chances website: https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-11-0436 minLessons That LastHope, Healing, and Broken HeartsIn this episode, Julie and Laura talk about supporting students through big disappointments, from break ups to college admissions. They share Vince's story about Mrs. Stouffer, the teacher who helped him find hope again. If you are looking for a strategy to deal with disappointment, this one's for you!In this episode, we talked about the newly released Lessons That Last book. Check it out at https://bit.ly/3Q4hBXTFoe even more inspiration, visit the Chalk and Chances website https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-10-2828 minLessons That LastFootball, Feedback, and the Agony of DefeatIn this episode, Julie and Laura talk about supporting student athletes, dealing with defeat, and keeping it all in perspective. They share Cyrus's story about his fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Peet. If you are looking for a productive way to process feedback, this one's for you!In this episode, we talked about the newly released Lessons That Last book. Check it out at https://bit.ly/3Q4hBXTFoe even more inspiration, visit the Chalk and Chances website https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-10-2131 minLessons That LastSpecial Encore EpisodeIn this special encore episode, originally released in June 20230, Julie and Laura discuss the importance of helping students get out of their comfort zones and seek others' perspectives. They share Callie's story about her yearbook sponsor and talk about the lessons learned around courage and curiosity. If you are itching to explore, this one's for you! Be sure to check out our new book, Lessons That Last at https://bit.ly/3Q4hBXT2023-10-1437 minLessons That LastLessons, Reflections, and a Book LaunchIt's finally here... the Lessons That Last book! It's full of inspiring teacher stories and thoughtful reflections, one for each school day. In this podcast episode, Julie and Laura share behind the scenes of the book's birth. They also unpack Jennifer's story about Mrs. Tillman, the teacher whose lesson has lasted and still impacts her life. Enjoy this special celebration episode!Check out the Lessons That Last book: https://www.amazon.com/Lessons-that-Last-Reflections-Life-Shaping/dp/1032431261/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3EPKYOQTHRCE4&keywords=lessons+that+last&qid=1696546132&sprefix=lessons+that+last%2Caps%2C98&sr=8-1For even more inspiring...2023-10-0735 minLessons That LastArt, Vulnerability, and Even OprahHow do teachers create environments safe for risk taking? How do they build classroom cultures where vulnerability is embraced? Mr. Vincent is a powerful model. In this episode, Julie and Laura share Myah's story about her middle school art teacher, Mr. Vincent. They talk about the risk involved in learning and creating. If you ask students to create or share, this one's for you!For even more teacher stories, check out the Chalk and Chances website: https://www.chalkandchances.com/ Lessons That Last book: https://www.amazon.com/Lessons-that-Last-Reflections-Life-Shaping/dp/1032431261/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1W02KN21...2023-09-3037 minLessons That LastHoneymooning, Bonding, and the October DipIn this episode, Julie and Laura discuss the inevitable October struggles. When students resist the work and test the limits, teachers can feel discouraged. But Dean's story about Mrs. Nichols gives us evidence that those relationships do happen, and they last long after the end of the school year. If you're looking for a little encouragement to get through a dip, this one's for you!For even more inspirational teacher stories, visit https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-09-2334 min
FreshAirAtFiveEnds with Messy - FAAF 137In this 137th episode, I share my daily reflection posted on Twitter @bryoncar, from September 11th - 15th, 2023
I reflect on these podcast episodes from my listens on the:
11th: Tech Tools for Teachers S6E2 "Exploring Art and History"; Teach Happier S4E1 "Let's Go Glimmer Hunting"; The Innovator's Mindset Podcast "Cale Birk: Impact Before Action"
12th: The Tom Schimmer Podcast E109 "Act Toward | Discipline as Noun | Judge Holistically"; The Lasting Learning Podcast E "Bold Humility- an audio recording- Chapters 9 and 10"
14th: Evolving With Gratitude E71 "Pause, Ponder, and Persist...2023-09-1624 min
Fresh Air At FiveEnds with Messy - FAAF 137In this 137th episode, I share my daily reflection posted on Twitter @bryoncar, from September 11th - 15th, 2023 I reflect on these podcast episodes from my listens on the: 11th: Tech Tools for Teachers S6E2 "Exploring Art and History"; Teach Happier S4E1 "Let's Go Glimmer Hunting"; The Innovator's Mindset Podcast "Cale Birk: Impact Before Action" 12th: The Tom Schimmer Podcast E109 "Act Toward | Discipline as Noun | Judge Holistically"; The Lasting Learning Podcast E "Bold Humility- an audio recording- Chapters 9 and 10" 14th: Evolving With Gratitude E71 "Pause, Ponder, and Persist with Guest Julie Schmidt Hasson"; The Innovator's Mindset Podcast "3...2023-09-1624 minLessons That LastChallenge, Choice, and Gifted KidsIn this week's episode, Julie and Laura talk about stretching the academically talented students. They share ideas for providing choice and challenge to all students (and teachers, too). Sean's story about the way Mrs. Burnett engaged him as a learner serves as inspiration. If you love projects and menus, this episode is for you!For even more inspirational teacher stories, visit https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-09-1635 min
Evolving with GratitudeEpisode 71 - Pause, Ponder, and Persist with Guest Julie Schmidt HassonGet ready for a dynamic chat with the amazing Julie Schmidt Hasson! Dig into Julie's captivating work on reframing and navigating the twists and turns of education. Find out how teachers work their magic, turning roadblocks into opportunities and savoring those small yet mighty moments. This isn't your ordinary conversation; it's a thought-provoking conversation as we delve into the profound connections between gratitude, teaching, and personal growth! Plus Julie's golden nuggets of wisdom for bolstering resilience in seasoned educators.
Transcript available at LainieRowell.com.
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Dr. Julie Hasson is a professor...2023-09-1233 minLessons That LastTalent, Tenacity, and Bad IdeasIn this episode, Julie and Laura talk about making the best of what you've got, being resilient, and enjoying the journey. They unpack Khalid's story about Mr. Pace, the sponsor of the Entrepreneurship Club. In many ways, teachers are the entrepreneurs of their classrooms - creating, responding, and growing. If you love a creative approach to your work, this one's for you!Check out more inspirational teacher stories at https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-09-0935 minLessons That LastSpecial Encore EpisodeThis week, Julie and Laura are sharing a favorite past episode. They unpack Marc's story about Mrs. Rainey, and they talk about the teachers who find creative ways to deal with students who love to perform for attention. This episode is full of funny stories, particularly about Laura's playground performances.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out the stories on the Chalk and Chances website: https://www.chalkandchances.com/stories2023-09-0232 minLessons That LastShakespeare, Ponyboy, and Book BansIn this 25th episode, Laura reveals what it's like to be an English teacher in Florida. Julie and Laura discuss new laws and policies restricting books for teachers. They talk about the role of literature in helping young humans become more thoughtful and empathetic. They share Tessa's story about her middle school English teacher, Mrs. Linn. If you love books and the kids who read them, this episode is for you. For even more inspirational teacher stories, visit the Chalk and Chances website: https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-08-2644 minLessons That LastPredictability, Post-Its, and Inside JokesIn this special back to school episode, Julie and Laura talk about building trust and a positive classroom culture. They unpack Pillar's story about the way her fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Clifton, built a sense of stability and community. If you are looking for culture building strategies, this episode is for you.For even more inspirational teacher stories, visit https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-08-1923 minLessons That LastPronunciations, Secretly Stacy, and Team KidIn this episode, Julie and Laura marvel at the kindness of Mrs. Clifton, who made an effort to pronounce every student's name correctly. They talk about the importance of identity and affirmation. And, they acknowledge that (despite our sometimes opposing views) we are all on Team Kid. 2023-08-1234 minLessons That LastNew Kids, New Shoes, and Kevin BaconIn this episode, Julie and Laura share Alyssa's story about being the new kid in town and the way her fourth grade teacher, Miss Brindley, helped her feel welcome. They discuss ways teachers help their students know who they are as people. This special back to school episode will provide inspiration for the year ahead.2023-08-0537 minLessons That LastQuestions, Bad Dreams, and Bulletin BoardsIn this special back to school episode, Julie and Laura discuss the anxiety (or excitement) generated by the start of a new school year. They share Chloe's story about her fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Gladden, and a simple way to alleviate students' worries and fears. Check out this special episode for inspiration during your back to school preparation.For even more teacher stories, visit the Chalk and Chances website: https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-07-2935 minLessons That LastStrengths, Shelves, and Marie KondoIn this episode, Julie and Laura discuss identifying and leveraging students' strengths. They talk about how having purpose and working in our strengths helps us feel the right kind of tired. Gracie's sweet story about her third grade teacher, Mrs. Rhinehart, is shared as a model of tapping into emerging talents. If you love books and kids, this one's for you!For even more inspiring stories, visit the Chalk and Chances website: https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-07-2236 min
FreshAirAtFiveBack in the Saddle - FAAF 129In this 129th episode, I share my daily reflection posted on Twitter @bryoncar, from July 10-14, 2023
I reflect on these podcast episodes from my listens on the:
10th: The Tom Schimmer Podcast E105 "Mindset Minute | Julie Schmidt Hasson | Now is the Time"
12th: Check This Out E156 "Brent’s Blueblocker Bonus Episode"
13th: Evolving with Gratitude Bonus Episode "Mahalo & Meditation with a Spark"; Innovator's Mindset Podcast of July 12th "Lainie Rowell; What does it mean to have "bold gratitude?""; The Lasting Learning Podcast E217 "Bold Humility- an audio recording-Chapter 3"
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Fresh Air At FiveBack in the Saddle - FAAF 129In this 129th episode, I share my daily reflection posted on Twitter @bryoncar, from July 10-14, 2023 I reflect on these podcast episodes from my listens on the: 10th: The Tom Schimmer Podcast E105 "Mindset Minute | Julie Schmidt Hasson | Now is the Time" 12th: Check This Out E156 "Brent’s Blueblocker Bonus Episode" 13th: Evolving with Gratitude Bonus Episode "Mahalo & Meditation with a Spark"; Innovator's Mindset Podcast of July 12th "Lainie Rowell; What does it mean to have "bold gratitude?""; The Lasting Learning Podcast E217 "Bold Humility- an audio recording-Chapter 3" 14th: The Chey & Pav Show E127 "Judy McKeown: Dismantling Anti-Black Racism"; Te...2023-07-1520 minLessons That LastWonder, Baby Chicks, and the Preposition SongIn this episode, Julie and Laura share Remi's story about the teacher who sparked her sense of wonder, Mrs. Kruss. They talk about how to get students excited about a lesson or topic and how to bring your own passions into the classroom. If you need to reconnect with your teacher joy, this episode is for you.For even more teacher inspiration, check out the stories on the Chalk and Chances website https://www.chalkandchances.com/2023-07-1530 min
Assess THAT with Tom & Nat! (Assessment, Feedback, Grading, and Learning)Mindset Minute | Julie Schmidt Hasson | Now is the TimeIn the Mindset Minute (2:22) - a new segment - Tom asserts that the power of positive thinking is as much about the present as it is about the future. Then (6:35) Tom is joined by educator and author Julie Schmidt Hasson to discuss her latest offering, "Pause, Ponder, and Persist in the Classroom: How Teachers Turn Challenges into Opportunities for Impact." Finally, in Assessment Corner (44:48), Tom makes the case for why now - the summer - is the perfect time to build your assessment literacy.
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The Tom Schimmer PodcastMindset Minute | Julie Schmidt Hasson | Now is the TimeIn the Mindset Minute (2:22) - a new segment - Tom asserts that the power of positive thinking is as much about the present as it is about the future. Then (6:35) Tom is joined by educator and author Julie Schmidt Hasson to discuss her latest offering, "Pause, Ponder, and Persist in the Classroom: How Teachers Turn Challenges into Opportunities for Impact." Finally, in Assessment Corner (44:48), Tom makes the case for why now - the summer - is the perfect time to build your assessment literacy. Julie on TwitterJulie on InstagramJulie on LinkedInChalk & Chances on Facebookwww.chalkandchances.com"Pause, Poner, & Persist""Safe...2023-07-1050 minLessons That LastDiversity, Dancing, and Barney MillerHow do you bring students from different backgrounds together? If you are Shannon and her high school teacher, Ms. Gallant, you start a dance team. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about how young people view diversity and the way dance can help us understand each other. And, these two educators discuss how the most powerful teaching often happens outside of our curriculum. 2023-07-0835 minLessons That LastPeers, Privilege, and the Breakfast ClubIn this episode, Julie and Laura share Ben's story about his fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Greenlee. They discuss the ways young people step up and stick up for their peers and the ways teachers leverage peer pressure for good. Empathy and courage (and 80s movies) are the real stars of this episode.2023-07-0136 minLessons That LastSeeking, Stretching, and Trading PlacesIn this episode, Julie and Laura discuss the importance of helping students get out of their comfort zones and seek others' perspectives. They share Callie's story about her yearbook sponsor and talk about the lessons learned around courage and curiosity. If you are itching to explore, this one's for you!In this episode, the hosts reference Julie's book, Pause, Ponder, and Persist in the Classroom. https://www.amazon.com/Ponder-Persist-Classroom-Schmidt-Hasson/dp/1032383429/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3M3OKS7E15A4W&keywords=pause+ponder+persist&qid=1687529743&sprefix=%2Caps%2C195&sr=8-1For more inspirational teacher stories, visit t...2023-06-2437 minLessons That LastNames, Football Games, and a VillageIn this episode, Julie and Laura share Sondra's story about her third grade teacher, Mrs. Andrews. They discuss the importance of honoring students' identities and helping them feel known. These educators acknowledge the struggle of balance and the courage it takes to be part of a student's village.And, it's launch week for Pause, Ponder, and Persist in the Classroom! Check out the book at https://www.amazon.com/Ponder-Persist-Classroom-Schmidt-Hasson/dp/1032383429/ref=zg_bsnr_684257011_sccl_2/146-6532941-4546529?psc=12023-06-1731 min