EverRise in Action Podcast

Welcome to the EverRise in Action Podcast, where we're dedicated to enriching the way society views education and education-based athletics and improving the way teachers and coaches are perceived, supported, and compensated. This podcast is built for leaders like yourself who want to learn and grow, leading to better outcomes for the people you serve.

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  Episode #25

  Teacher Challenge #5: "My teacher teaches me how to respond under pressure."

  Sep 8, 20264 minS1

  <p>Staying calm under pressure is itself a comfort-zone move, and this episode closes out the Challenge pillar by treating it as a trainable skill rather than an innate trait. You'll hear why pressure shows up everywhere, a pop quiz, a big presentation, a tough moment outside class, and why your classroom can be the low-stakes training ground where students practice thinking on their feet before the pressure gets real. This episode covers reflecting with students after high-pressure moments on what helped, and giving them chances to lead discussions under timed, low-stakes conditions. Two strategies to grow: "Show Call," publicly...

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  Episode #24

  Teacher Challenge #4: "My teacher makes me a better student."

  Sep 8, 20263 minS1

  <p>This episode is essentially the report card for everything covered in the Challenge pillar so far. You'll hear why a student can enjoy your class and like you as a teacher without actually growing as a learner, and why being a "better student" gets built moment by moment, through feedback, real choices, and goals, rather than in one big dramatic lesson. This episode explores having students give each other feedback on their work and thinking, and offering real decisions about how they learn or show what they know, so it becomes their plan, not just your assignment. Two strategies...

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  Episode #23

  Teacher Challenge #3: "My teacher challenges class members to be unselfish."

  Sep 8, 20264 minS1

  <p>Left alone, a classroom can start to feel like forty individual competitions happening in the same room, each student watching their own scoreboard. This episode reframes "challenge" beyond academics, arguing that empathy is a skill you can build through repetition and structure, not a trait some students simply have and others don't. You'll hear how rotating Turn and Talk partners, instead of always pairing the same students, builds empathy across a wider range of classmates, and how moving from partner conversations into small groups where a student represents someone else's perspective pushes everyone's thinking further. Two strategies to grow...

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  Episode #22

  Teacher Challenge #2: "My teacher understands when I am overwhelmed."

  Sep 8, 20263 minS1

  <p>This is the flip side of pushing students to grow: knowing when they've stretched enough for one day. A stretch goal and a meltdown can look identical from the outside, and this episode is about learning to tell the difference up close, before a student starts associating challenge with dread instead of growth. You'll hear why helping students name their own signs of overwhelm, and building small structures like partner check-ins, gives them someone besides you to lean on when the load gets heavy. Two strategies to grow: building regular checkpoints throughout the week to catch overwhelm while it's...

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  Episode #21

  Teacher Challenge #1: "My teacher encourages me to grow beyond my comfort zone."

  Sep 8, 20263 minS1

  <p>Comfort zones feel safe, but they quietly shrink a student's world over time, and this episode opens a new pillar focused on the stretchy, slightly uncomfortable space just outside them, where real growth actually lives. You'll hear why students need someone who believes in the stretch before they believe it themselves, and why celebrating the risk and the effort, not just the correct answer, is what keeps students willing to try again. This episode explores helping students identify their own comfort zones and set personal stretch goals as a habit, not a one-time exercise. Two strategies to grow: allowing...

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