Rethink Time
Rethink Time is a podcast brought to you by Time Timer. We will explore how we teach, support, and experience time in classrooms, therapy spaces, and everyday life.Time is something everyone has to navigate.
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ADHD, Working Memory & Task Initiation: Cognitive Shortcuts That Make Life Easier | Jeff Copper (opens the original)
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What if making a difficult task easier has less to do with trying harder and more to do with taking some of the thinking out of your head? In this episode of Rethink Time , we sit down with Jeff Copper, an ADHD coach and cognitive ergonomics expert, to explore how working memory, attention, task initiation, and cognitive load can affect the way we manage everyday tasks. Jeff introduces the idea of cognitive shortcuts , practical strategies that help reduce the amount of information we have to ho
Back-to-School Transitions | Helping Students, Teachers & Families Start Strong with Erin Beers (opens the original)
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The start of a new school year can be exciting, but for many students, teachers, and families, it can also feel overwhelming. New schedules, new routines, organizational demands, technology, activities, and expectations all arrive at once. In this episode of Rethink Time , we talk with Erin Beers, a middle school teacher with 26 years of classroom experience, about what it really takes to make the transition back to school smoother. Erin shares practical strategies for helping students feel conn
Raising Independent Kids Through Montessori Principles (opens the original)
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What if the best way to help children learn is to trust how they're naturally wired to grow? In this episode of Rethink Time , host Christen Barbercheck sits down with Montessori educator Anita Calo to explore the principles behind Montessori education and how they can help children become more independent, confident, and engaged learners. Drawing on more than two decades of experience, Anita explains why Montessori is about far more than specialized classrooms or learning materials. It's an app
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