Hosted by Hayley & Shannon · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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Back to the Bell is where teaching and mom life collide. Hosted by two former school administrators turned classroom champions, Hayley and Shannon take you behind the scenes of education—from anchor charts to carline chaos. With raw honesty, relatable stories, and just the right amount of laughter, this podcast is for educators, parents, and anyone trying to balance it all with heart. 🔔 Real talk. Real classrooms. Real life—because the bell always rings again.
Hayley & Shannon hosts Back to the Bell, a kids show with 32 episodes published.
Have you ever felt like something wasn’t quite right for your child at school—but weren’t sure how to speak up? In this episode of Back to the Bell, we’re diving into what it really means to advocate for your child in to
What do parents really wish teachers understood? In this episode, we take a step into the parent perspective—talking about emotions, busy home life, communication gaps, and the deep love behind every reaction. As moms an
In this episode of Back to the Bell, Hayley and Shannon share what teachers really wish parents knew about the classroom. From communication and independence to grades and social growth, they offer honest insight and enc
Grading policies can spark some of the biggest debates in education—and in this episode, Hayley and Shannon dive right into the hot buttons. From zeros and 50% minimum policies to late work, retakes, participation grades
In this episode of Back to the Bell, we dive into some of today’s most talked-about topics in education. From the pros and challenges of flexible seating to the value of field trips and the ongoing debate around grading
Every teacher has that class—the one that tests your patience, your confidence, and everything you thought you knew about teaching. In this episode of Back to the Bell, Hayley and Shannon get real about the challenging c
Sub plans. The mythical unicorn of teaching. In this episode of Back to the Bell, Hayley and Shannon keep it real about what actually happens on sub days—and why that’s okay. From the pressure to overplan to the reality
Self-care doesn’t have to be fancy to be effective. In this episode, Hayley and Shannon share practical, doable self-care ideas for teachers and moms — from small daily habits to after-school resets — because taking care
Winter break is over — and we’re not quite ready. In this casual catch-up episode, Hayley and Shannon reflect on the chaos of winter break, kids’ gifts that were hits (and misses), funny moments we’ll actually remember,
In this episode of Back to the Bell, Hayley and Shannon continue the goal-setting conversation by shifting the focus from the classroom to home. As former administrators and current teacher-moms, they dive into realistic
In Part 1 of our goal-setting series, Hayley and Shannon dive into realistic, life-giving goals for teachers and school leaders. From choosing one meaningful instructional focus, creating systems that give you your time
In this episode of Back to the Bell, Hayley and Shannon break down the stress and sweetness of holiday gift-giving — at school and at home. They share simple, budget-friendly ideas for student gifts, thoughtful coworker
Part 2: This week, we’re reflecting on mentorship — the guidance we received, the questions we wish we had asked, and how those lessons show up in our lives today. We cover career shifts, mom guilt, boundaries, leadershi
Part 1: This week, we’re reflecting on mentorship — the guidance we received, the questions we wish we had asked, and how those lessons show up in our lives today. We cover career shifts, mom guilt, boundaries, leadershi
Join Hayley and Shannon as they dive into the wild world of field trips — the chaotic, hilarious, and heartwarming adventures every teacher and mom knows too well. From bus ride mishaps to snack-time disasters and those
Are we doing homework right? In this episode of Back to the Bell, Hayley and Shannon dive into one of education’s most debated topics — homework. From weekly packets to no-homework policies, they explore what’s really ha
From Halloween chaos to winter concerts and costume-filled spirit weeks — this time of year in the classroom can feel like a festive tornado. In this episode, Hayley and Shannon share real talk and relatable stories abou
Parent-teacher conferences can feel like a marathon—emotionally, mentally, and physically. In this episode, Hayley and Shannon share real talk and practical tips to help you navigate conference week with confidence, empa
In this episode of Back to the Bell, we’re joined by children’s music legend Jack Hartmann to explore how music and movement support memory, language, SEL, and engagement in early childhood education. Packed with inspira
In this episode, Hayley and Shannon dive into the hot topic of AI in education—from ChatGPT to SchoolAI and everything in between. They explore how students are using AI (ethically and… not-so-ethically), how teachers ca
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Back to the Bell is hosted by Hayley & Shannon. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 32 episodes.
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