
You know that look teachers give each other in the hallway? The one that says everything without saying a word?
That's what this show is.
Homeroom Attendance is the podcast for educators who are done with the watered-down professional development and ready for real talk about what it actually takes to show up, lead well, and build a culture that doesn't burn people out.
Every episode, host Edwa... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSociety & Culture | |||

Every behavior a student shows you serves one of four functions: escape, attention, tangible, or sensory. That's it. And when you can identify which one is driving what you're seeing, you stop asking what's wrong with this kid and start asking what d... more
Picture the student who disrupts your classroom. The one who talks back, refuses to sit still, and has a reputation that travels the hallways before they ever walk through your door.
What was the first word that came to mind?
In this episode, Edwar... more
School culture doesn't wait for September. The decisions you're making right now, the conversations you're having, the things you're letting slide — that's your culture being built. August doesn't fix it. July builds it.
Last week Edward named what ... more
There's a gap in education between what people know and what they're willing to say out loud. That gap is where a lot of the dysfunction lives.
In this episode, Edward names four things that people inside school buildings have been walking past and ... more
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Homeroom Attendance opens up a conversation about culture, trust, but also motivation. We’ve often misunderstood motivation as incentives, games, programs, prizes, but truly it’s about feeling successful at something. Excited to hear how these new episodes continue these conversations!
Ed does a great job facilitating important conversations in education! Ed has been in the trenches and has a plethora of knowledge. Tap in!
I've been enjoying catching up on the episodes. Mr. DeShazer gives valuable insights and tips for teachers.
Edward has so much wisdom to share and he does so generously on this podcast! I learn something new from each of his guests and look forward to new episodes!
Educators are struggling more than ever with outdated curriculum, compliance checklists, and exhaustion. It is so nice to have a positive listening experience — a podcast that is dedicated to sharing stories of educators that are change-makers and trailblazers. This is a must-listen!
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This show centers on practical, no-nonsense leadership and culture in education. Episodes explore how to lead with clarity during disruption, build healthy school cultures, and protect staff well-being through actionable steps, honest conversations, and real-world classroom examples. Listeners can expect guidance on reducing burnout, fostering collaboration, and delivering tangible takeaways they can apply in daily school life. A standout element is the consistent emphasis on authenticity over buzzwords, with guests and the host sharing concrete frameworks, stories, and tools to improve retention, engagement, and morale in schools.
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Homeroom Attendance launched 6 years ago and published 73 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Homeroom Attendance include:
1. Simone Walden
2. Norberto Troncoso
3. Carlos J. Malavé
4. Dustin Thomas
5. Ashley Moore
6. Alexia Pendleton
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