Most new teachers don't make it past the five year mark, and its easy to understand why. Teachers are stressed from budget cuts, testings, discipline problems, parents, poor adminstrators, etc. This show is designed to encourage teachers and to provide useful tools to help them succeed.
Parent/teacher conferences can be something that both parents and teachers dread. We can get tired of the same old, same old interactions, that reall...
Too often as educators we focus much of our energy on the problems we have in the classroom and not enough on possible solutions. For this episode, we...
The Teachers Lounge welcomes former Georgia Teacher of the Year for 2016 Ernie Lee (@GATOTY2016) to the program. At the time of this recording, Mr. Le...
On the podcast, Bryan will not only share his own views and experiences but feature the voice of other educators as well. Some are featured in a conve...
In Smart Kids, Bad Schools, award-winning author and educator Brian Crosby (brian-crosby.com)draws on his many years as a high school English teacher ...
Welcome back to school! For some of us, it may have been awhile since we've had a normal classroom environment. Whether our school has a mask mandate ...
This brief episode is more of a prequel to the upcoming season. Bryan checks in and share his thoughts about this podcast series. Like our teaching p...
Clutter kills creativity and serves no real value to you and your students. The minimalism movement is growing and teachers can use its core principal...
For many of us, we are near the end of the school year! Congratulations! It has been a year like no other. Even with a pandemic, teachers found a way ...
Joining us in the Lounge today is Robert Wilder, author of 'Tales From The Teachers Lounge' a series of irreverent, wickedly observant essays about w...