HeyJaredMr. Bryan's Classroom
Most new teachers don't make it past the five year mark, and its easy to understand why. Teachers are stressed from budget cuts, testings, discipline problems, parents, poor adminstrators, etc.
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Classroom Management Tips That Actually Work (opens the original)
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In this episode, Bryan explores the Edutopia article “How Novice and Expert Teachers Approach Classroom Management Differently” by Youki Terada. He also shares six practical takeaways from the article you can use to create a more focused, positive, and effectively managed classroom this school year.
Old-School vs. New-School: Why Children and Teachers Are Being Left Behind (opens the original)
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Has education changed for the better?Today’s guest, Mr. Gary, brings 30 years of experience in education—including 10 years as a classroom teacher and 20 years as a curriculum writer and educational consultant. In this episode, we compare “old-school” and “new-school” experiences. We also examine how parenting has changed, why students are given more labels than ever before, and whether those labels truly prepare them for life beyond the classroom—where expectations, responsibilities, and result
A Simple Way to Prevent Classroom Behavior Problems (opens the original)
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Feel like your class is already getting out of control? One of the simplest ways to prevent behavior problems is to make sure students know exactly what to do. Clear classroom procedures take the guesswork out of everyday situations and help students understand what’s expected of them. In this episode, we look at why procedures can often be more effective than simply adding more rules—and how a few practical classroom management strategies can create a calmer, smoother-running classroom. For the
How Gratitude Can Change Your Life—and Your Classroom (opens the original)
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The beginning of a new school year can be exciting—but with so much to accomplish, it can also feel overwhelming. It’s easy for educators to become discouraged and focus on the most difficult aspects of the profession. In this conversation, guest Owen Griffith shares how practicing gratitude can help teachers develop a healthier perspective on their work and their lives. Owen is a classroom teacher, public speaker, blogger, and published author. His book, *Gratitude: A Way of Teaching*, provides
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