Do you feel like teaching just isn’t fun anymore?Does classroom management feel like you’re playing a game of whack-a-mole?Do you wish you could clone little Betsy - the only student in class who exudes joy and stays engaged while learning? Ever feel like shutting your door and going off script just so you can teach in a way that you know your students need?In this podcast, you’ll find real solutions to bring joy back to teaching, create a caring classroom, and finally find balance between school and home. Teaching doesn’t have to feel like you’re in survival mode. Here, you’ll discover creative learning strategies that engage your students, practical ways to build a connected and caring classroom culture, and mindset shifts that help you take back control of your own classroom. If you’re ready to stop drowning in scripted lessons, behavior struggles, and the Daily Teacher Drain—and start teaching with creativity, confidence, and purpose—you’re in the right place!Hey there, I’m E
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Do you feel like teaching just isn’t fun anymore? Does classroom management feel like you’re playing a game of whack-a-mole? Do you wish you could clone little Betsy - the only student in class who exudes joy and stays engaged while learning?
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Recent episodes include "175 | One Trusted Adult: What It Really Means to Build Relationships with Students (Interview with Brooklyn Raney)" (13 October 2026, 53 minutes), "174 | How to Teach with Empathy Even When Student Behavior is Hard" (6 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "173 | 5 Myths About Teacher Burnout, And What You Actually Need to Recover" (29 September 2026, 20 minutes).
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175 | One Trusted Adult: What It Really Means to Build Relationships with Students (Interview with Brooklyn Raney)
Oct 13, 202653 min
What does it really mean to be a trusted adult for your students? In this episode, I’m joined by Brooklyn Raney, author of One Trusted Adult: Building Relationships That Inspire Achievement and Success, for a...
174 | How to Teach with Empathy Even When Student Behavior is Hard
Oct 6, 202618 min
When you're dealing with student behavior all day, it's easy to feel frustrated, depleted, even defeated — and in the middle of all that, it's easy to forget the student in front of you is a human being with something...
173 | 5 Myths About Teacher Burnout — And What You Actually Need to Recover
Sep 29, 202620 min
Let's bust five myths about teacher burnout and the recovery from burnout — the myths that keep good, tired teachers stuck including the idea that burnout is simply inevitable. (Spoiler - it's not!) Because after so...
172 | The Real Reason Group Work Falls Apart (And the Fix Most Teachers Miss)
Sep 22, 202616 min
You set up group work with the best intentions. You create a solid task, explain the directions, assign roles, and maybe even make a rubric. Then five minutes in, one student is doing all the work, another has checked...
171 | The Back-to-School Honeymoon Is Over: What to Do When Behavior Starts Slipping
Sep 15, 202612 min
The first few weeks of school can feel pretty good. Kids are polite, routines are fresh, and everyone is still figuring each other out. Then…the honeymoon ends. If behaviors are starting to pop up, don't panic. It...
170 | 3 Classroom Power Struggles You're Losing Without Realizing It
Sep 8, 202622 min
You’re not trying to get into power struggles with your students. But sometimes, they happen before you even realize what’s going on. In this episode, I’m sharing three common—and often invisible—power struggles that...
169 | The Redirection Script That Actually Works for Student Behavior Issues
Sep 4, 202617 min
Most redirection sounds like a warning — and kids can tell. AND that can often backfire, especially when the redirection doesn't even work. If you've ever tried to redirect a student only to have to do it again 5...
168 | Addressing Student Behaviors with Tools, Not Rules (Interview with Claudia Bertolone-Smith and Marlene Moyer)
Sep 1, 202634 min
What if the students who challenge us the most aren't asking us to fix their behavior — they're asking us to see past it? In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Claudia Bertolone-Smith and Marlene Moyer, authors of Tools...
167 | Students Getting into Trouble? Why Kids Choose Negative Attention Over None
Aug 28, 202620 min
Have you ever had a student who keeps doing the exact thing that gets them in trouble — even after they've told you they don't want to? This episode is about that kind of student behavior. We'll look at why some...
I used to think that if I just found the right consequence, my classroom would finally calm down. But in many cases that's actually backwards. In this episode, I'm breaking down the three real reasons consequences keep...
165 | Your Classroom Setup Matters More Than You Think: 5 Spaces That Support SEL and Belonging
Aug 21, 202620 min
I'm setting up my classroom this week — in a new, bigger space (with windows!!!) — and it's got me rethinking decisions I've made the same way for years. Setting up your classroom isn't just about deciding where the...
164 | Could You Be THAT Teacher? How Connection Can Change a Student’s School Experience
Aug 18, 202616 min
Sometimes, the most powerful thing you can give a student isn't another strategy, intervention, or behavior consequence. Sometimes, it's simply being the adult who sees them, knows them, and is genuinely glad they're...
Have you ever found yourself typing “I quit teaching” into Google late at night? With the behavior challenges, burnout, increasing demands, and everything else teachers are carrying right now, it’s understandable to...
What if your professional development actually left you feeling inspired, energized, and excited to get back to your classroom? After years of teaching through screens, Zoom meetings, packed schedules, and increasing...
161 | Classroom Set-Up for Calm and Student Belonging
Aug 7, 202613 min
We've all done it — scrolled through classroom set up pictures online and felt that mix of inspired and overwhelmed. Well, whether your classroom looks like it could be in a magazine or not, there are some things that...
160 | Why Classroom Rules Fail (Even When Students Know Them)
Aug 4, 202620 min
It's the first week of school, and if you're like most teachers, your rules are already created, even if it's just in your mind. You're ready to establish clear expectations, get your students on board and be ready to...
159 | Stop Saving Creativity for Friday — It Could Be the Most Powerful Classroom Management Tool You Have
Jul 31, 202618 min
Many teachers have gotten stuck thinking creativity is something you add when there’s time. Let's flip that — because creativity can actually reduce behavioral escalation, increase student engagement, and help YOU...
158 | Student Behavior Is the #1 Crisis in Teaching Right Now. Here's What Teachers Can Do
Jul 28, 202621 min
If you've ever wondered whether student behavior is harder now than it used to be — the data has an answer. In this episode I'm sharing two more findings from 2025 and 2026 that confirm what teachers across the country...
157 | 2 Things Standing Between You and a Classroom That Runs Smoothly (And It's Not What You Think)
Jul 24, 202623 min
In this episode I’m naming the two things that actually stand between teachers and a classroom that runs smoothly — and neither of them is more information. Because information was never the problem. You know how to...
156 | You're Losing 14.5 Days a School Year to Student Behavior. The Research Is Telling Us Something.
Jul 21, 202618 min
What if the research confirmed that you’re losing the equivalent of 14.5 school days every year — not to planning or grading, but to managing disruptive student behavior? In this episode, I’m walking through what the...
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