Hi Y’all, we’re back with a brand new episode! Our guest, Andre Doeman, teaches Middle School English in Brooklyn. He is the author of Time Transcendence – A Collective Awakening, which focuses largely on the theme of development in life. Andre believes that “curiosity is freedom” and strives to connect that idea in and out of the classroom, in his … Read More
Episode: 25: End Of The Year Burnout!
Hi Y’all, we’re back with a brand new episode! Firstly, my motivation at work is going down hill, and I feel the same thing is happening to my students. I think that the “burnout” is real right now. All the pressure of state testing, data collecting, and the daily schedule has caught up to all of us. However, during these … Read More
NYS Standards in 2020-2021
Hi everyone, we’re back with another episode. In this episode, I talk about NYS standards during the chaotic school year. It seems like we’re assessing standards just to assess this year. I hope that you enjoy this episode. MORE EPISODES
Episode: 23: Virtual and In Person Workplace Toxicity W/ JB Makhani
Hi Y’all, we’re back with a brand new episode! Our guest, JB Makhani, teaches 8th grade Social Studies in Houston. He was a part of Teach For America and graduated from Rice University. He’s an education podcaster, which hopes to connect fellow teachers with funny stories and moments that helps get us through difficult times. In this episode, we talk … Read More
Episode 22: Racism within Latinx Culture W/ Tomara Hall
Hi Y’all, we’re back with a brand new episode! We have a great guest, Tomara Hall, who is an Afro-Latina Educator from California. Tomara works as a Special Education Teacher in her state. She is also the founder of Teachers Empowering Youth Activists, or TEYA for short. TEYA is an organization of BIPOC and ally teachers that help their … Read More