The Suck Less Tomorrow Podcast
Suck Less Tomorrow is a podcast for teachers who are done pretending it's easy. In a world obsessed with "greatness" and "champion-level" teaching, sometimes the best you can hope for is to show up and suck a little less than you did yesterday.Join us as we share honest…
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Episode 33: Teaching Strategies That Reduce Teacher Burnout: Lesson Planning, EdTech & More | Josie Wozniak (opens the original)
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Do teachers really need to create a brand-new, engaging lesson every day? Josie Wozniak, a veteran middle school English and history teacher, theater director, and education creator, says no. In this episode of Suck Less Tomorrow , I talk with Josie about using consistent lesson structures and instructional frameworks to reduce cognitive load, save teachers planning time, and help students become more independent learners. Josie shares her experience using EduProtocols such as Iron Chef, Fast an
Episode 32: Chris Mukiibi | Using neuroscience in the classroom (opens the original)
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How can neuroscience improve classroom management? In this episode of the Suck Less Tomorrow Podcast , I sit down with chemistry teacher, educational consultant, and content creator Chris Mukiibi to discuss practical, research-informed strategies that help teachers build calmer, more cooperative classrooms. Chris shares his journey from engineering student to educator and explains how neuroscience and psychology changed the way he approaches student behavior. We explore why so many teachers stru
Episode 31: 31 Years in the Classroom: Why Students Remember How You Made Them Feel | Patrick "Buck" Buckhalter (opens the original)
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What does 31 years of teaching teach you ? In this episode of the Suck Less Tomorrow Podcast , I down with veteran educator Patrick "Buck" Buckhalter on his final day with students before retirement. Buck shares how he accidentally became a teacher, why relationships matter more than perfect lessons, coaching philosophy, classroom management, teacher burnout, mentoring new educators, and the advice that shaped his entire career: Be a teacher who coaches, not a coach who teaches. Whether you're a
Episode 30: The Classroom Never Goes According to Plan | Larry Keilman (opens the original)
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After more than three decades in the classroom, Larry Keilman has seen just about everything. In this episode of the Suck Less Tomorrow Podcast, we talk about classroom management, student behavior, special education, teacher growth, and what experience teaches you about working with young people. Larry shares stories from his career, including lessons that went off the rails, how he learned to respond without taking student behavior personally, and why building relationships is still the most e
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