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Teaching Better Together

🎙️ Teaching Better Together is where real educators talk honestly about what works—and what doesn’t—in today’s classrooms. Hosted by retired principal Terry Schmalz and teacher Miranda Bailey, the podcast features educators sharing strategies, struggles, and success stories.

Podcast · By Terry Schmalz and Miranda Bailey · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Surviving Year One 😅 - Ep 8 (opens the original)

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    What’s it really like to be a first-year teacher? 🍎 From lesson plans and classroom management to exhaustion 😴, unexpected challenges, and those breakthrough moments that make it all worth it 🌟—two new teachers get real about their first year in education. The wins. The mistakes. The things nobody warned them about. And what they wish they’d known on Day One. 🎙️✏️

  2. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    🇺🇸 Making History Matter: Engaging Today’s Students with Lisa Moot 📚✨ (opens the original)

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    Nationally award-winning Grand Junction High School history teacher Lisa Moot joins Teaching Better Together to share her best practices for making history meaningful, relevant, and memorable. She explores the art of engaging today’s students and offers insights into the passion, creativity, and relationships that bring history education to life.

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