educators 2 educators Podcast

How Your Thoughts Control Your Work Day

It is so easy to slip into a work rut and feel like your job is weighing you down. This episode is a gentle reminder for what you already know - How Your Thoughts Control Your Work Day.
If you really think about it, no matter what it is, work, home, relationships, your thoughts control your feelings, your feelings control your actions and your actions control your results over time.
Join me for this quick episode to see if you can turn around a tough morning or day!

Four Ed Tech Jobs that are a Natural Fit for Teachers

Interested in a career at an education company? Learn about 4 Roles that are perfect for teachers looking for a career change!
 
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Register for the Teacher Career Conference at http://e2e.mykajabi.com/store/sDZPzcnP

Six Career Paths for Teachers

Carrie discusses six possible career paths for teachers from spending your entire career in the classroom to transition into a role in corporate education.

Dealing with Competitive People in the Workplace

Do you have a teacher in your school that is constantly trying to compete with you? Are you a competitive teacher who likes to be one of the "best" teachers in your building? This episode will you give you 5 ways to deal with competitive people in the workplace AND help competitive people think about ways they might be sucking the joy out of teaching for the teacher next door.
Interested in registering for the e2e Teacher Career Conference? Learn more about the conference here.
 

Engaging Students in Flexible Seating with Beth Pittman

Beth Pittman joins the podcast to discuss how she keeps her students engaged during flexible seating in her classroom.
You can visit her website at www.flexibleinfirst.com/ and follow her on Instagram @flexibleinfirst.

Self-Care Tips to Start Your Morning Off Right

Imagine a world in which you get to school early and feel completely calm and centered. A world in which you start every morning putting yourself FIRST and leaving the house with a positive and grateful heart.
As a teacher, you can easily feel drained, sleep too late and rush through the morning in order to get to school on time. We collaborated with Erin Bracco from Buddha Belly Kids Yoga to create a super simple teacher morning challenge that promises to leave you feeling positive and grateful every morning.
Get the free downloadable at www.educators2educators.com/blog
buddhabellykidsyoga.com

Building a Reading Community with Fletcher Nelson

Fletcher Nelson shares his love for his pontoon boat and his love for building a community of readers in his classroom.
Follow Fletcher on Instagram: @_thirdgradeswag
 

Parent-Teacher Relationships, part 2: Focusing on the Good Ones

One of the leading causes of teacher burnout is challenging interactions with parents. In part two of the teacher-parent series, Carrie focuses on focusing on the good and positive parents.
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Publishing a Children's Book with Literary Agent Paul Rodeen

Have you ever dreamed of publishing a children's book? This episode is for you! Hear from Paul Rodeen, president of Rodeen Literary Agency, as he explains what it takes to be a children's author. Paul represents artists Peter Brown, Ryan Higgins and Victoria Jamieson and many more!
Learn more about Rodeen Literary Management at www.rodeenliterary.com

Bonus Episode: Self-Care Tips to Help Teachers Sleep

As a teacher, you make over 1,500 educational decisions every single day. By the time 9 pm rolls around, you are exhausted and ready to enjoy a restful night’s sleep. If you fall asleep immediately (hello, sleep deprivation) or you toss and turn into the wee hours of the night, you are not alone. Many teachers struggle to get the night’s rest they need and deserve. Get started down the right path by forming a bedtime self-care routine and sticking to it. Here are a few ideas to get you on your way to a great night’s sleep.