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Teaching is too hard of a job to try to do alone. Every week join Susan, a veteran teacher, as she discusses the power of sharing in the workload by offering tips for organization, teaching strategies, classroom management, and more. If you are a primary teacher looking for help and motivation to survive the ups and downs of teaching, this podcast is for you. Visit http://sharedteaching.com/shared-teaching-podcast/ to find show notes and how to contribute to an episode.
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Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Today on the podcast we have Shannon Hazel, the author of New Teacher Confidential: What They Didn't Tell You About Being a Teacher. Join us in today's episode where we are talking about tips for teacher and teacher burnout.In today's episode we cover:The biggest thing you should know about if entering teachingWhat is change fatigueHow to recognize the 3 phases of burnoutWhat we can do to combat burnoutWays to collaborate ...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!You’ve almost made it to the end of the school year! This time of year is filled with its own challenges but read on for my advice for first year teachers in the spring. Missed the previous teacher advice posts?Episode 77: Advice for New Teachers - Summer EditionEpisode 95: Advice for New Teachers - Fall EditionEpisode 108: Advice for New Teachers - Winter EditionLINK TO SHOW NOTES / BLOG POST: https://sha...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Need to keep your fast finishers busy while others are still working on testing? Nothing is worse than that in between times when you’re trying to keep students quiet and preserve the test environment!In today's episode we'll talk about:Word Searches Using Class NamesColor By Number or Mandala ColoringCreative Writing TimePuzzle CornerIndependent or Silent ReadingChoice BoardAudio BooksQuiet MusicClass WebpageRestSHOW NOTES / BLOG POS...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!It's no secret that upper elementary students are the focus of all the test prep because the stakes are higher for them. But if we work on getting our younger students to have a strong foundation of test taking strategies, the struggle won't be so difficult for our upper elementary teaching friends.Today we are discussing easy test taking strategies that are perfect for first, second, and third graders to learn. In today's ...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Writing is embedded throughout our daily lives. Because of this, writing shouldn’t always be taught in isolation. It’s important to teach writing across content areas as well that reinforces the type of writing specific to that discipline.In today's episode we cover:How to utilize content vocabulary in writingExamples of how to write like a historianExamples of how to write like a mathematicianExamples of how to write like a scientist...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!I feel like building writing stamina is something that is not talked about often. Writing stamina is an important part of our students’ writing foundation that we need to build. Here are some effective strategies for nurturing writing stamina for our younger students.In today's episode we'll discuss:Embracing the writing processEstablishing a writing routineSetting realistic goalsProviding writing choiceCreating a comfortable writing ...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!When teaching sight words for second graders, there are some differences to notice. Sight words are important to teach but they are not just for memorization. Today we’ll cover some strategies to use instead.In this episode we'll talk about:What are sight wordsHow to introduce sight wordsIrregular spelled or heart wordsPlay dough sight word matsSight word letter boxesSight word interactive notebooksAdditional sight word activitiesBLOG...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!If you're students are still struggling with putting words or sentences onto paper, this episode is for you!Shared writing is the perfect tool in your writing toolkit to support your emergent writers. Get your students interacting and helping you write with shared writing. I'll walk you through how to get started - it's as easy as picking up your pen!In this episode you'll learn:What shared writing isAn example lesson Why you sho...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Teaching shortages often mean missing out on your planning period. The rare times you do have a prep, it’s important to maximize your time. Today I’ll show you some time saving techniques to make the most of your time.In today's episode we will tackle 3 ways to schedule out your prep period to be more efficient. We're also discussing ways to avoid distractions. SHOW NOTES / BLOG POST LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/plannin...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Happy New Year!In honor of the New Year I am counting down my 5 resolutions for teachers. I love the feeling of all the possibilities that can occur in a new year. The idea of fresh starts and big dreams fills me with excitement every January. Here are 5 New Year’s resolutions for teachers that will reinvigorate you as well!BLOG POST / SHOW NOTES LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/new-years-resolutions-for-teachers/Resources Menti...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!When you think of student centered instruction, you are thinking of the whole child. You are also thinking of how to encourage executive functioning and student agency within the classroom. How can you place ownership of the learning onto the kids?In today's episode we cover:What student centered reading instruction isThe teacher's role during student centered instructionHow to shift the ownership to the studentsSetting and sticking w...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Looking for some advice for your first year as a teacher? In the third episode in this series, I’m sharing my best tips for what you should know for teaching during the winter time.Check out these episodes for the rest of the New Teacher Advice Series:New Teacher Advice: Summer Edition, episode 77New Teacher Advice: Fall Edition, episode 95SHOW NOTES / BLOG POST LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/first-year-teacher-advice/Resource...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Are you about to head into winter break but need a few more ideas to fill your time? These ideas are admin-approved (aligned to standards) and will have your students excited to work!In today's episode I'll share ideas for:Help Wanted AdsShared WritingGingerbread Real EstateAuthor StudiesSHOW NOTES / BLOG POST LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/winter-break/Resources Mentioned In Today's Episode:2nd Grade Opinion Writing UnitRate,...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Are your students struggling to write in complete sentences? Maybe you're seeing a lot of run-on sentences with no punctuation in sight. Maybe you are seeing fragments that make no sense. Where do you go from here?SHOW NOTES / BLOG POST LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/how-to-teach-sentence-writing/In today's episode I will show you what has worked well for me in my own first and second grade classrooms over the years.How to Count It ...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!We are heading into the end of the year which is a great time to evaluate and reset our classrooms. As a teacher, having clear systems for organization can save you lots of time in your day. I’m sharing a few of my favorite ideas for managing all the paper that comes our way.In today's episode we're talking about:Figuring out our paper categoriesCreate an organization flow for each categoryDecide on your organization styleSHOW NOTES /...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!If you're having trouble keeping up with your classroom jobs, this is the episode you won't want to miss.In this episode we discuss:the purpose of a table captainusing team jobstraining students for their job crewsrotating jobsassigning jobsteaching job expectationsBLOG POST / SHOW NOTES LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/jobs-for-students-in-the-classroom/Resources Mentioned In This Episode:Free organization challenge - click to sign u...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Messy desks and lost papers? Get your students organized by putting a system in place to help stop these problems in their tracks. It's never too late to start a new system.In today's episode we're talking about:What is a student organization systemOrganizing student desksOrganizing student materialsCreating a student paper systemSHOW NOTES / BLOG POST LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/student-organization-systems/Resources...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!With so many things we can teach in the genre of narrative writing where do we even begin? In this episode I'm covering what I feel are the most important lessons. We'll talk about components of narrative writing, story plots, small moments, story illustrations, and question words.BLOG POST / SHOW NOTES LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/teaching-narrative-writing/Resources Mentioned in This Episode:Episode 96: My Favo...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!Today's special guest is Dr. Deonna Smith, author of Rooted In Joy: Creating a Classroom of Equity, Belonging and Care. Join us in the conversation about bringing joy and inclusivity back into our classrooms in a sustainable way that won't have us overwhelmed.In today's episode we talk about:Early steps towards a more joyful classroom3 steps towards better inclusionMindsetWhack-a-MoleAn administrator's viewpoint on behaviorsConn...
Share what you thought about the episode by sending a text!The Shared Teaching Podcast has reached a milestone of 100 episodes! For this episode I've asked my daughter to join us and interview me about my top lessons learned both in teaching and in podcasting. Thank you to all my listeners over these 100 episodes! SHOW NOTES / BLOG POST LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/top-10-lessons-in-teaching/Resources Mentioned in this Episode:Episode 68: How to Love Teaching Again with Jamie SearsS...
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