Hosted by Chris Mund & Breannah Suntken · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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A podcast focused on the reality of teaching and other musings from and about professionals who are humans.
Chris Mund & Breannah Suntken hosts Belly Up to the Blackboard, a education show with 31 episodes published.
In this episode of Belly Up to the Blackboard, we sit down with Matt Sandoval, the CEO of Free Arts (soon to be Art Heals Arizona), to explore how educators can support students experiencing significant adversity and tra
In this episode, we sit down with Ryan Irwin, a serial entrepreneur whose passion for performance extends far beyond the gym. From fitness and nutrition coaching to bodybuilding promotion, real estate investing, and writ
📱 Phones in schools—are they the biggest distraction of our time, or an essential part of modern learning? In this episode, we dive into the growing trend of Yondr pouches—lockable cases that keep students’ phones seale
In this episode, we dive into what real leadership looks like in high school sports. From creating a leadership course for athletes, to debating whether captains should be appointed by coaches or voted on by teammates, w
I welcome my new cohost to the show and we discuss how the school year is beginning for her and get her thoughts on the 4 day school week!
Justin and I give an update on how the four day week is going so far this year and the positives and negatives of it.
In this episode I talked with John Halbrook about his educational experience, and how the excitement for learning can fade. We talked about getting kicked out of school, and how that can change your path in life.
Today we were able to interview our good friend Nic and talk about coaching and discuss the similarities that we see between coaching and teaching.
Today we recap our most recent Professional Development and then we get into a discussion on whether it is a good idea or not to arm staff in schools.
Today we recap our PD Day and the AI tools that can help teachers save time on a daily basis. We also touch on being dysregulated by coworkers and tips on how to fix it.
Today we discussed awkward situations that teachers can find themselves in at school and out in the "real world".
We had the privilege to talk to another one of our former teachers and coaches, John Crippen. He was able to provide great insight in how he, and education in general, has changed throughout his career.
Today we sit down and interview our former coach and teacher, John Elkin. We share memories and stories from the past, and John will share lessons he has learned throughout his career in education.
In this episode we talk about how we start back up after Thanksgiving Break and prepare for the homestretch to Christmas Break and the end of the semester.
Today we check in to see how it's going after `12 weeks of school. We also share stories of dealing with parents our first few years of teaching and provide some tips and tricks for how new teachers can deal with aggress
Today I had the chance to interview Ryan Pelkey, Author of "The Boy Who Lost His Ears: A kind of true story" and administrator from Virginia. We talked about his background, authoring his book, and what advice he has for
In this episode we interview fellow teacher, Breannah Suntken to discuss her first year at her new school and in a new teaching position. She provides some great advice to new teachers and we had great time talking to he
Today Justin and I discuss how we save money and where we like to purchase supplies for our classroom and talk about different sites that teachers can use for donations or grants to help supply their classroom.
Justin is back in town and today we discuss our Top 5 fictional teachers in movies and tv. Let us know who makes your top 5!
Justin is back! (For now). In today's episode we discuss what we are thankful for in teaching and what the profession has given us. We also talk about teaching between Thanksgiving and Christmas Breaks; good things, or r
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Belly Up to the Blackboard is hosted by Chris Mund & Breannah Suntken. The show is categorised under education (society) and has published 31 episodes.
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