EP231 How to differentiate parent communicati...

I had an experience when I was a new teacher that shaped much of what I believe about how educators should use their time and the most effective way to reach students. It was my very first exposure to understanding and questioning school norms, and made me realize that so much of ...  Show more

You've probably heard the phrase "activate prior knowledge" a million times. It shows up in every lesson plan template, every observation rubric, every methods textbook. And teachers are good at it. But the behavioral science on how priming actually works in the brain goes way de ...  Show more

There comes that day, somewhere after the honeymoon phase is over when your students start to settle in and push their boundaries. You’ve tried to get them back on track, but it’s not working. It’s time to call in the calvary. It’s time to make the phone call or send the email yo ...  Show more

In this episode, we dive into tips for effective parent communication for new teachers, with a focus on dealing with difficult parents. We discuss common types of difficult parents, strategies for maintaining professionalism and boundaries, and effective communication strategies ...  Show more

In this eye-opening episode, host Erin Royer offers wisdom to parents grappling with day-to-day struggles of parenting and/or deeper family difficulties. Understanding the delicacy of discussing such matters with children, Erin illuminates the path with child development insights ...  Show more

In this episode Erin shares a dilemma she faced about how to handle a situation with her daughter, sharing with her listeners how sometimes parenting is convoluted and complicated just like all human relationships. She shares what she weighed in her mind as she did her best to ma ...  Show more