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EP351 What does learning science actually say about AI in the classroom? (with Erin Mote)
Everyone has an opinion about AI in classrooms right now, but very few of those opinions are grounded in what we actually know about how kid...
EP350 The power of regret: using hindsight as a tool for growth
Teaching gives you a lot of opportunities to look back and wish you'd done it differently, and most of us carry those regrets way longer tha...
EP349 Re-awakening kids' curiosity & connection to real food through sensory learning (with Bee Wilson)
Food writer Bee Wilson has been in classrooms across the UK, and what she's discovered is startling: many children have completely lost thei...
Join me for The Reset: a free at-home retreat for teachers (June 26-28)
You've been holding it together with caffeine and adrenaline, but your nervous system has been white-knuckling it for ten months and hit a b...
EP348 Stuck in survival mode? Here's how to calm your nervous system.
Most of us are walking around in a low-grade state of fight-or-flight all the time, and we don't even realize it. It looks like the tight ja...
EP347 An artful approach to exploring identity and fostering belonging (w/ Rebecca Bellingham & Veronica Scott)
When the world feels this heavy, this broken, it can feel almost frivolous to make space for art. And in the classroom with so much content...
EP346 Feeling tied to your phone? These 3 habits can help you take control.
I picked up my phone to check the weather the other day, and twenty minutes later I was still standing in my kitchen, having bounced from ap...
EP345 The brain isn't separate from the body–here's what that means for learning (with Caroline Williams)
We've been taught to think of the brain as the control center, the part of us that really matters for learning. But the body isn't just alon...
EP344 So what are we doing here? Expanding into retreats, video essays, mindfulness, and more
After 20+ years of creating exclusively for educators, I'm expanding into some new creative spaces. In this podcast episode, I share the "wh...
EP343 The truth about AI's environmental impact: Finding your ethical stance as an educator
Is AI using a bottle of water every time you make a query? Are you a bad person if you use it in your classroom? Should schools ban it entir...
EP342 The hidden curriculum: getting real about the values we teach
Each time we decide which history gets a full unit and which gets a mini-lesson… Each time we choose whose stories to showcase in classroom...
EP341 Everything all at once: what it's like to be a teacher with ADHD (with Andrew Gardner)
When he got his ADHD diagnosis at age 30, the first thought Andrew Gardner (https://www.agardner.com/about) had was, "Okay, now what? I'm st...
EP340 Stay human: Teaching students to protect their brain power in an AI world
"If AI can write my essay in 30 seconds, why should I spend 30 minutes doing it myself?" I believe students asking this question deserve a t...
EP339 It took me years to realize I'm not lazy. I'm neurodivergent.
Growing up, every report card comment and parent conference involved my teachers expressing some version of the following: "Angela is smart,...
EP338 Looking ahead to 2026: A new direction beyond Truth for Teachers
It's the final episode of the 2025 season, and I want to leave you with something meaningful. I'm sharing some personal thoughts as I prepar...
EP337 Restorative practices aren't a strategy–they're a way of being (with Marisol Quevedo Rerucha)
"The adults in the building need healing just as much as the kids do. Self-compassion isn't soft. It's the most radical act of self-preserva...
EP336 4 routines to help students notice and adjust their thinking
Metacognition — "thinking about your thinking" — is one of the most powerful skills we can teach students, and it doesn't require adding any...
EP335 How teacher language shapes us—and teaches kids to find their wisest self (with Lily Howard Scott)
"Giving kids, and yourself, language to wrap around the idea that we have an inner leader (our kindest, best self) is transformative." Join...
EP334 Are you a Type A or Type B teacher? Rethinking effort, expectations, and balance
How much effort is enough—for you and your students? In this episode, I'm weaving together three listener questions about navigating effort,...