Teaching A to Z
From understanding ADHD to Teaching in the Zone, this podcast is designed to help educators thrive in the classroom with less stress and more joy. In each episode, we dive into research, information, and practical tips to simplify teaching and enhance your effectiveness. From effective lesson planning and classroom management to self-care and work-life balance, we cover a range of topics to make your teaching journey smoother and more fulfilling. Tune in on the 15th of every month and discover how you can transform your teaching experience and reclaim your passion for education.
Teaching A to Z
F is for Figuring Out What's Most Important
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When teaching gets overwhelming, it helps to step back and focus on what’s most important. Executive functioning—the skills that help us manage daily life—comes down to four main elements: organization, time management, memory, and attention. As teachers, we use these constantly, whether it’s keeping materials in order, pacing lessons, remembering dozens of details, or staying focused in the middle of distractions. Listen in, as we go over some specific tips and information for teachers to help you hone your executive functioning skills and get things done.