107. Two Years, Two Teachers: The Big Lessons We Didn’t See Coming

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144. Help! My Students Count Everything

Want to help your students become faster, more confident mathematicians?In this episode, we dive into one of the most powerful number skills you can teach in the early years: doubles and halving. These foundational strategies help students move beyond counting, build number fluen ...  Show more

143. Are you a teachaholic? Breaking Free from Teacher Burnout

Have you ever felt guilty for switching off after school hours? Like being a “good teacher” means always being available, always saying yes, and always putting yourself last?In this honest and empowering episode, we sit down with veteran educator and author Erin Sponaugle to unpa ...  Show more

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