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Hosted by Peyten Williams, Bowbend Consulting · 🇺🇸 us · EN · 29 episodes
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A podcast designed to help parents gain confidence and parenting skills through advice from great teachers who've traveled this path before, year after year, and have helpful strategies to share for your road ahead.
Peyten Williams, Bowbend Consulting hosts What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, a kids show with 29 episodes published.
What if confidence, strong communication, and leadership were skills children could learn and practice? In this episode Peyten Williams talks with career educator, former principal, author, and Wake Forest professor Adam
What should parents do when a child makes a poor decision, gets in trouble at school, or feels like they do not belong? In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use , Peyten Williams talks with Br
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, Peyten Williams talks with Patty McGee, traveling teacher and author of Not Your Granny’s Grammar , about how parents and teachers can rethink the way
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, Peyten Williams talks with leadership coach, speaker, and founder of Pleasantly Aggressive, Rebecca Malotke Meslin , about why parenting is not just t
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, Peyten Williams sits down with Chris Cleveland, President of Wesleyan School in Atlanta, to talk about what he has learned from more than three decade
What actually motivates kids? And how do we help them develop a vision for their lives—without controlling or overwhelming them? In this powerful conversation, Peyten sits down with educator and consultant Chanita Jones
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, Peyten Williams sits down with college counseling expert and author Jay McCann to talk about how parents can support their teens through the college a
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, we sit down with Erin Carey, Executive Director of Trinity Presbyterian Preschool, to uncover why your child’s physical development is directly connec
In this episode, we're joined by educator, author, and consultant Lori Cohen to explore a topic that is foundational to a child's well-being: the power of a parent's well-being. Drawing on her extensive experience as a t
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, we sit down with Anthony Thomas, a high school dean, to explore how to discipline teenagers, set healthy boundaries, and build trust during the challe
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, we’re joined by handwriting instruction specialist Holly Britton to explore why handwriting still matters, especially for elementary and middle school
Join us this week as I chat with former elmentary educator and children’s author Christine Devane about her new picture book Elephant Beach and how parents of elementary and middle-school-aged kids can support both shy a
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, host Peyten Williams of Bowbend Consulting talks with Katherine Hamilton, Vice President of Programs at Ensemble Learning, about how dual language and
In this episode, Ted Sadtler and Peyten Williams dive into a topic educators think a lot about: the learning zone. Or, as teachers call it, the Zone of Proximal Development. As parents, when you're trying to teach your c
Seventh grade can feel like a rollercoaster for both kids and parents. In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, Peyten Williams sits down with Shazeen Porbandarwala, a seasoned seventh-grade
Join us as we welcome Dr. Regina Nixon to the show to discuss a crucial and often overlooked part of a child's educational journey: the parents. We've all heard the phrase "it takes a village," but what does it really me
Kids will mess up. They’ll lie, cheat, forget their homework, lose their lunchbox, and sometimes do something that makes you wonder, What were you thinking? But great teachers know: these are teachable moments, not final
Guest: Lauren Davis, 6th Grade Teacher & Mom of Two Teens Host: Peyten Williams Episode Summary: If you’ve got a rising or current 6th grader, this episode is your survival guide. Middle school teacher and mom Lauren Dav
Raising a child who might be wired a little differently? You’re not alone—and you don’t have to guess your way through it. This week on What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, I sit down with Wrenn Baldwin fro
In this episode of What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use, host Peyten Williams of Bowbend Consulting sits down with expert 5th-grade teachers Tom Marine and Bria Pete to explore the pivotal—and often puzzling
Chris Cleveland
Lead Singer for Stars Go Dim · CrossCountry Mortgage
1 appearance on this show
Anthony Thomas
expert in equity, inclusion, and belonging
1 appearance on this show
Holly Britton
handwriting instructional specialist · Squiggle Squad Handwriting
1 appearance on this show
Christine Devane
Co-Founder & CEO of Club Money · Massachusetts
1 appearance on this show
Rebecca Malotke Meslin
Pleasantly Aggressive
1 appearance on this show
Erin Carey
Trinity Presbyterian Preschool
1 appearance on this show
Katherine Hamilton
Ensemble Learning
1 appearance on this show
Shazeen Porbandarwala
The Westminster Schools
1 appearance on this show
Maryellen Berry
Whitefield Academy
1 appearance on this show
Wrenn Baldwin
Wardlaw School at Atlanta Speech School
1 appearance on this show
Emily Gromoll
R.E.A.L. Discussion
1 appearance on this show
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What Great Teachers Know That All Parents Can Use is hosted by Peyten Williams, Bowbend Consulting. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 29 episodes.
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