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 | 73 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToSelf-ImprovementEducation |
Our hosts Joe and Jamie both have Class of 2026 seniors this year, so they are all ears for any pieces of information on how to aid in the process of college acceptance and decision making, and Jen Foldvary has so much to share.
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Opening the school year can be a challenge even for the most seasoned teachers. Join our hosts as they discuss handling daily schedule changes, classroom decorating, and interacting with their students each day.
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Professor, comedian, mom and friend of the pod Educator Andrea is here to give us some top secret information into her new book, her comedy tour, and what it is like for her to balance her many professional responsibilities, as well as being a wife a... more
Join our hosts as they recap their summers and share with us all the sunny weather and rain filled storms they had to endure over the past two months while on summer hiatus. Big plans are in the works for the upcoming season, so grab a cup of coffee ... 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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A blend of humor and honest reflection, the content focuses on the unique challenges faced by educators while juggling their professional responsibilities and personal lives. Recent discussions have touched on topics such as the impact of technology on students' motivation, classroom management strategies for new teachers, and the emotional toll of being part of the "sandwich generation"—caring for both children and aging parents. With a relatable approach, the hosts often share personal anecdotes and engage with expert guests, creating a welcoming space for educators to connect over shared experiences in navigating a complex and evolving educational landscape. Notably, the podcast emphasizes themes like self-care for teachers, the importan... more
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