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In this episode of Beginning Teacher Talk , Dr. Lori sits down with veteran teacher Jodie Culpepper , who shares how years of classroom mana...
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In this episode of Beginning Teacher Talk , Dr. Lori sits down with veteran teacher Jodie Culpepper , who shares how years of classroom mana...

In this episode of Beginning Teacher Talk , Dr. Lori sits down with fourth-grade teacher Amanda Muri to talk about how small elements of sur...

In this episode of Beginning Teacher Talk , Dr. Lori sits down with pre-K and kindergarten teacher Lindsay Parsons to talk about what classr...

In this episode of Beginning Teacher Talk, Dr. Lori Friesen breaks down the five hidden classroom patterns that quietly drain teachers day a...

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Before you pack up your classroom for summer, there's one simple step that can make next year dramatically easier. In this episode, Dr. Lori...

As spring fever sets in and the school year winds down, it's tempting to rush through classroom pack-up just to be done. But in this episode...

If you've ever felt like your classroom success depends on having the perfect lesson, this episode may shift everything for you. In this hea...

If your classroom suddenly feels noisier, slower, or harder to manage this spring, you're not imagining it, and you're not doing anything wr...

Episode #394 The Spring Reset Series – Part One 🌷 Why May Is the Most Important Month of the Year for Teachers As the school year winds dow...

Many students struggle with accountability, empathy, and boundaries due to "lawnmower parenting," where obstacles are removed before they ca...

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Every day, teachers walk into buildings shaped by policies they didn't choose. They're asked to function while understaffed, under-resourced...

What if the secret to student engagement wasn't new curriculum, more resources, updated materials, or the teacher entertaining at the front...

Instead of treating engagement as something you're constantly trying to manage, think of it as something you're trying to solve, and curiosi...

You can have strong routines and clear expectations and still feel like your classroom energy has gone flat. In this episode, I share how sm...

There's something powerful about not giving students the whole picture right away. The moment you lower your voice, cover part of the board,...

When your nervous system never gets a chance to reset, stress becomes your baseline, patience runs thin, and burnout starts to feel inevitab...

For many teachers, student motivation seems to disappear after winter break. Energy is low, and students who were once eager are suddenly dr...

If you're anything like me, walking back into your classroom in January after a much-needed break suddenly makes you notice everything . The...