This episode identifies and addresses aversions and disengagement in chronic absenteeism as documented in attendanceworks.org.

This episode sites and addresses barriers to chronic absenteeism as documented by attendanceworks.org. 

This episode addresses chronic absenteeism with parents and gives strategeis for helping their students to attend school regularly.

Part 1: This episode addresses the chronic absenteeism rate in the United States and possible strategies to combat the rate.

This episode addresses the role of the school superintendent and his or her impact on the effectiveness of the classroom environment.

This episode marks 7 years on this journey. The discussion involves reflecting as a coach before the coaching.

This is a PSA and reminder for parents during a storm.

This episode addresses Inclusive Education in public schools.

This episode is meant to be a thought-provoking discussion regarding how artificial intelligence can and has impacted our classrooms. Are you ready to embrace AI?

This episode discusses the importance of the role of school counselors and their impact on the classroom environment.

Part two addresses engagement in the classroom setting and lab/shop settings.

Did you know CTE dates back to the middle 1700s? Students involved in CTE curriculum have the opportunity to be engaged everyday while in the classroom or lab setting.

This episode addresses the use of technology in the classroom.

Today marks 4 years since we began this journey. Today we briefly discuss growing yourself as an educator.

Educators will be provided information about self-care.

Tips for educators and parents in surviving the pandemic.

This episode is a "hats off" to the work of assistant principals as they support teachers. This is the one year anniversary of the podcast.

Dr. Ann Marie Taylor, director of leadership development at Palmetto State Teacher Association, is the special guest sharing advice for classroom teachers. This is part 2 of the discussion.

Dr. Ann Marie Taylor, director of leadership development at Palmetto State Teacher Association, is the special guest sharing advice for classroom teachers. This is part 1 of the discussion.

This episode explores how psychological safety in the classroom can be achieved.

This episode will discuss a good time to reflect on the work.

This episode discusses research from the Schott Foundation of Public Education. We will look at how to handle conflict in the classroom.

Do we truly think about teacher presence and how we affect our students on a daily basis? No? Will this episode will make you think.

This episode addresses how to create an effective classroom management plan that sets the stage for student expectations.

This episode addresses how the physical structure of our classrooms impacts the classroom environment.