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Pushing Kids for Success: The Impact of Hard Work in Business Education Discover the positive effects of pushing students to work hard in business education. Learn how hard work can lead to a sense of accomplishment and boost motivation. Join the conversation on the importance of dedication in the classroom New podcast out today with Alli Privitt, M.A. and Peter Hostrawser #SuccessInEducation #HardWorkPaysOff #MotivationMatters #BusinessEducation #StudentAchievement #ClassroomDedication #LearningJourney #AcademicGrowth #EducationalImpact #StudentMotivation

"I think you need to develop strength of character, because learning isn't always easy". I love this quote from the founder of my company, and it's one of the reasons I joined Strive to Learn a year ago. I didn't even realize they had been voted "Best in Orange County" for tutoring for so many years! It makes sense to me now, especially as a college counselor with STL and following this same growth mindset with my students. Take a listen to this podcast from our founder, Josefine Borrmann about our Empathy-Led Tutoring and you'll understand more of what makes our company special! https://lnkd.in/ehhNdudA

🎙️ Exciting Announcement! 🎙️ I had the pleasure of hosting York Region District School Board teacher, Jordan Rappaport, on our latest episode of the Shifts Happen podcast. Jordan shared some great insights about his own journey as an educator and the shifts he has made throughout his career. Here are three key takeaways from our conversation: 1️⃣ Embrace the discomfort of change: Jordan emphasized the importance of not becoming complacent in our teaching practice. By stepping out of our comfort zones and being open to change, we can continue to grow and improve as educators. 2️⃣ Small adjustments lead to big transformations: Making small adjustments in our practice can be the catalyst for significant improvement. Jordan discussed how he gradually incorporated new strategies, such as weekly number talks, and saw the positive impact they had on student learning over time. 3️⃣ Shifts in identity: Jordan's decision to shift from teaching intermediate grades to grade four was met with some skepticism. However, he emphasized the need to challenge the labels that others may place on us and instead focus on what is best for our students. Embracing a new role can lead to personal growth and expanded perspectives. I hope you find these takeaways as inspiring and thought-provoking as I did. If you'd like to hear more about Jordan's journey and the shifts he has experienced in education, be sure to listen to the full episode at: https://lnkd.in/gasQXy_R Thank you, Jordan, for sharing your wisdom! #education #growthmindset #teachertransitions #podcastepisode #professionaldevelopment

𝑨𝒓𝒆 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒕𝒊𝒓𝒆𝒅 𝒐𝒇 𝒔𝒆𝒕𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒈𝒐𝒂𝒍𝒔 𝒃𝒖𝒕 𝒏𝒐𝒕 𝒂𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒆𝒗𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒎? This New Year go from goal maker to goal getter. This episode of Rising Through teaches you a fundamental in bridging that gap. https://lnkd.in/gDg_i7Jb

It's Friday, which means a new episode of the EdUp Marcomm Podcast with The EdUp Experience is out now. This week my guest was Stefanie Niles, President of Cottey College On this episode we talked about President Niles experience in higher education, the challenges of being President of Cottey College and how the higher education sector is rapidly changing. We also discussed tuition fees, the move to online learning experiences for students, the length of degrees and much more. The link to the episode is in the comments👇 #highereducation #higheredmarketing #highereducationleadership #educationmarketing #highered

"Your students will work for you, and with you, if you build those relationships from the beginning." Tune into our latest podcast episode where I'm sharing my top teaching lessons on classroom management, collaboration and self-care. 🔋 New strategies to energise your teaching this year! 🔗 Link in bio (thelearnnet.com/82)

Of course you are. That's what we do. Why? Good question. There are many answers so take your pick from this bunch: - fear of student failure - your students don't seem interested, motivated or willing - exam pressure -league table pressure - parental pressure - unrealistic expectations from students and/or admin - you've had a few lessons that have bombed Did I miss any? You can change this feeling. You. But if you can't do it alone, that's okay, I got you. If you need a little TLC from someone who understands, listen to this week's episode of Everything EFL Podcast, where I give you some practical advice on where to begin if you're not feeling up to standard. Because I love teachers. And you should love yourself. Why? Cos you rock. Listen here: https://loom.ly/rgdpruM #eflteacher #eslteacher #mflteacher #teachersupport #teacherlove #selfcare

Shout out to the the president of the California Association of School Counseling: Josh Godinez. I had a pleasure of having him on The Focused Mindset Podcast as a guest in episode 71 and in honor of national school counseling week, I want to share with you, some of his wisdom. #nscw24 #schoolcounselor #education #highlight #nationalschoolcounselingweek

"We wanted to make sure that if we changed teacher practice, it would increase student engagement, and that would lead to increased student achievement." In this episode of the #GrowthOverGrades podcast, Tom D'Amico shares the work his district, Ottawa Catholic School Board, is doing around deeper learning. Listen to learn: - What the catalyst was to begin with #deeperlearning - The steps the district took to get started with it - How they developed a culture of deeper learning across the district - And more! Link in the comments 👇   #edleader #k12 #edleadership Melody McAllister #OntEd