Teaching through Emotions
Betsy BurrisTeaching through Emotions is a Women Who Podcast award-winning podcast that provides a rare form of relief for educators. Rare because it looks at bad feelings and bad behavior as *meaningful* and *useful*. We share stories of real-life terrible teaching moments, sprinkled with commentary and a ton of empathy, then show you how to transform those moments into happy endings. You also get to hear in... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationSelf-ImprovementMental Health | |||
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In this episode, I chat with two phenomenal leaders: Meg Kenny, Associate Head of School, and Jen Hyatt, Academic Dean, from a unique town academy in Vermont. We hear about their journeys to senior administration, daily challenges, and the fine balan... more
In this co-hosted episode, Joe and I unpack a teacher's struggle with feeling "too judgmental" after her classroom space was taken over. We explore how what seems like a simple annoyance can reveal critical needs. We describe how a teacher moved beyo... more
About a week ago I posted a list of song titles — some real, some made up — that a group of students pulled together to characterize their first week of school. This is the actual song they (I mean, AI) created out of every single song title. It'll m... more
It is so fun to talk with kindred spirits! That’s what the inaugural episode of TTE’s Season 3 is: an interview with Jim and Story Leonard, founders of Coaching@Altitude and two extraordinary coaches who share a lot of wisdom and insight into the liv... more
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- Incredibly helpful for teachers
This podcast is an incredible help to teachers and addresses topics that are typically not part of conversations about pedagogy or educational development: the emotions and relationships that teachers experience in the classroom. I have benefitted from Betsy Burris’ thoughtful advice for years and am so thrilled she is sharing ideas and insights as a regular podcast. I am a huge fan and would recommend this podcast to teachers at all levels. A very unique and helpful voice!
Apple Podcasts5carterme
United States4 months ago - Constructive and Honest
I really like this podcast because the conversations between Betsy and Joe are honest and brash— they don’t feel the need to be diplomatic (though they are unfailingly empathetic). This brash honesty keeps me listening, because these feel like the conversations that could or should be happening in teachers’ lounges- airing of legit frustrations with specialized professional insight that can guide people towards better outcomes (and better self-awareness).
Apple Podcasts5Sarah625625United States4 months ago - Enjoyable and insightful!
I listened to the May 1 episode because my friend was on it! What an enjoyable podcast to listen to and learn from! There were things I learned that would help me in my everyday life, but would have certainly helped if I was still teaching. Betsy and her guest have a great conversation about my friend’s teaching and wellness journey. They also discussed self-care, but more importantly, about being cared for, not only in one’s personal life, but in one’s professional life. Definitely worth... more
Apple Podcasts5crue 286United States5 months ago - Fuel for Educators
Listening to the Teaching through Emotions podcast is like savoring that first cup of coffee in the morning. It wakes you up to your working environment and to the group dynamics of the people with whom you work. It tunes you in, so that you're focused on how you contribute to that environment and those relationships. It gives you the energy and tools you need to meet those dynamics head-on, in a productive way. And lastly, it warms your soul, in that Betsy's approach is witty, direct, and no-no... more
Apple Podcasts5VT Teacher-FanUnited States5 months ago - Gold Mine
I have been teaching high school music students for 33 years and have the fortitude to continue due to working with Betsy and our teacher support group. These podcasts resources are a gold mine for anyone navigating relationships so in essence it is for everyone!
Apple Podcasts5Summer Julie TimeUnited States5 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #108 | United States/Education/Self-Improvement |
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