
Fun Fact: If you draw a venn diagram of the circus and being an educator you get a perfect circle! At least, that’s what Jamie and Joe have learned. Straight out of Central New Jersey, join two seasoned teachers as they try to make sense of balancing their teaching careers with parenting multiple children, helping with aging parents, supporting their loving spouses, and navigating the very strange... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Leaning into the gratitude of the season, our hosts play a fun game of Thanksgiving: Would you Rather. The hilarity of that is just a twist and turn onto the street of the newest learning challenge for teachers everywhere: learned helplessness.
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Listen as our hosts speak to four day work week teacher Courtney White. Straight from the Dallas Fort Worth area of Texas, teacher sensation Courtney White shares all the benefits and positive outcomes she has encountered in her four day work week sc... more
Join Joe and Jamie as they talk about parenting their three high school seniors through the steps of visiting, applying, waiting and stressing. When our hosts went to college way back in the 1900’s paper and pen was the only option, but now there are... more
Joe and Jamie talk to NJ Teacher of the Year, Joe Nappi. Between these three teachers they have nearly 70 years of collective teaching experience. Tune in to their “shop talk” about the changes in education and their up to the minute response to thos... more
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Jamie and Joe do a great job of discussing things that hit home for teachers in this day and age. They are eloquent and funny!
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This podcast explores the complexities and challenges faced by educators, particularly in the context of balancing professional responsibilities with personal life, including parenting and caring for aging family members. The hosts engage in humorous and relatable discussions, offering personal anecdotes and insights on contemporary educational topics, parenthood, and self-care. By featuring guest interviews, the content appeals to both new and experienced educators looking for companionship and support in navigating the evolving landscape of education post-COVID.
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Recent guests on The Balancing Act include:
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2. Ed DeShazer
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