One Tired Teacher
Trina Deboree
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02/28/22 • 36 min
159 Inspiring Play in Young Children: A Conversation with Carla Gull
You have hit the jackpot in teaching when a child is actually having fun while learning! When learning feels like play the world makes more sense for children. Come join Carla Gull and me for a conversation around learning and playing.
Links Included in the Episode:
Loose Parts Learning in K-3 Classrooms on Amazon
Loose Parts Nature Play Podcast
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05/15/23 • 14 min
As the end of the school year rapidly approaches, educators seek ways to keep their students engaged and excited about learning until the last bell rings, whether with STEM challenges, STEM projects, or another fun way to help busy teachers get to the end.
What better way to accomplish this than through STEM activities and challenges? These activities can not only increase student engagement, but they can also help reinforce essential skills in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. Here are three ideas for fun and educational activities that can help crank up STEM engagement before the school year ends!
Tune into reasons why we need end-of-the-year engagement.
Links Mentioned in the Show:
3 Ideas to Crank Up STEM Engagement This End of the School Year (blog post- grab this link from website.)
Beach THEMED End of the Year STEM
End of the Year Camp Themed Challenges
Sponsored by End of the Year STEM Challenges
Sponsored:
Beach Theme STEM
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65: Stories From Podcasting School for Teachers
One Tired Teacher
02/20/20 • 26 min
65: Stories From Podcasting School for Teachers
Educators share their success stories about podcasting in the classroom and utilizing podcasts to share content with students. Podcasting School for Teachers was a live training that was shared on February 17th. Educators from a variety of levels joined to hear how to implement podcasts and podcasting into their classrooms. Today we talk about the take-aways from this training. I hope you will join me.
From creating podcasts with 2nd graders and audio exit tickets for first graders to listening to literature-based podcasts at the high school level, teachers, media specialists, and home school moms share their successes and adventures after going through Podcasting School for Teachers. These stories inspire the integration of this powerful technology into the classroom and learning spaces all over the country. Thank you for sharing!
Links Mentioned in the Show:
Podcasting School for Teachers (Replay Virtual Training + Goodies) Available until the end of February
Podcast Exit Tickets for Story-Telling Podcasts
Podcast Exit Tickets for Informational Podcasts
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83: How to Engage Students Online and How to Ensure Equal Access
One Tired Teacher
07/02/20 • 40 min
83: How to Engage Students Online and How to Ensure Equal Access
Today I sit down with Brian from the dynamic duo Wise Guys. Brian and I talk about how to engage students while online with connections, games, fun technology, and more. We also have a great discussion about the importance of providing equal access to education for all students. I hope you will join us.
Key Moments in the Show:
Kids aren't a test score. Kids are not based on assessments. Kids are creative. Kids are unique, and they need time to be able to have that. If you start a school year by just going full core, It's going to be disastrous. From day one, you're going to lose kids right away and the kids that are doing okay are going to be stressed out from the workload. And I really worry for districts that just want to go back and throw everything at students right away. That's not what they need right now. If you look at childhood trauma that's going on right now it is really increased significantly. And we need to be there for the whole child. Yes, academics are important. I think we all want our students to succeed. But in order to get there, you have to have that commitment to community and that commitment to caring. If you don't have caring and community, you can't succeed. ~Brian Wiltgen
Links Mentioned in the Show:
Whole Teacher EclecticCon 2020
Distance Learning Bundle with 18 Resources
25 Culturally Responsive Teaching Cards
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80: Black Lives Matter Movement in Education
One Tired Teacher
06/11/20 • 38 min
Today's show is uncomfortable. It is in the uncomfortable that we will disrupt white fragility and increase our capacity to sustain the discomfort of not knowing. I hope you will join me.
I know for me I want to do and be better in terms of being anti-racist. It isn’t enough to not be a racist. I need to be anti-racist. We don’t have to be a racist to benefit from the system of racism.
This is a hard conversation, but one that must occur to eliminate barriers for our students of color. I know I struggle to start this conversation, but it is one I hope will impact the necessary change we need in our educational systems and classrooms.
Links Mentioned in the Show:
White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo
Educating the Educator Facebook Group (Book Study)
Unconscious Bias in Schools: A Developmental Approach to Exploring Race and Racism by Tracey A. Bensen and Sarah E. Fiarman
What Educators Should and Should Not Do in Response to George Floyd’s Death (Education Week Teacher)
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71: Distance Learning: What are the Trials and Treasures?
One Tired Teacher
04/02/20 • 48 min
71: Distance Learning: What are the Trials and Treasures?
The best/worst thing all at once is it shows how American teachers and students can turn on a dime and revolutionize education delivery in A WEEK! Wow! We have adapted so quickly so that is the best! Teachers have come together and worked to make creative solutions! The hard part is we did it without budgets, training, or materials. This is a tremendous amount of stress on teachers and students
Links Mentioned in the Show:
18: One Tired Teacher: Integrating Technology Into the Primary Classroom
66: Google Classroom With Bethany Rodgers
Mosaic Church with Erwin McManus
Trina Deboree Teaching and Learning on TpT
Trina Deboree Teaching and Learning Learn At Home
Trina Deboree Teaching and Learning.com
Podcasting School for Teachers
Podcasting Academy for Teacherpreneurs
Trina Deboree on Instagram (Trinadeboreetandl)
Trina Deboree Teaching and Learning on Facebook
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41: OTT: Classroom Set Up
One Tired Teacher
08/22/19 • 39 min
Classroom Set Up
Classroom set up requires a great deal of intentional thinking. Where is your furniture? Can you get around quickly? Do you offer an alternative seating option? Do you have a cool down spot? Remember that proximity is the key.
Start with how you plan to set up your classroom. You will want to keep two major issues in mind.
You will need to be able to see all students at all times. If you want nooks or private spots in your classroom, you will want to make sure you have a procedure in place for those areas and that you can get to them quickly. This takes a lot of practice and trust with your students. So if you feel leery of that, then open them up. Things can happen in a blink of an eye.
You want to be able to get anywhere in the room with lightning speed. So have open pathways to every area.
Today we talk about intentional classroom set up with areas that are non-negotiable and areas that would be nice to have. Thinking spaces through will help everything run smoother.
Links Mentioned in the Show:
Amy Porterfield’s Digital Course Quiz What Type of Course Should I Create
Amy Porterfield’s Digital Course Starter Kit
Why Every Classroom Needs a Makerspace
Episode 30: OTT: Every Classroom Needs a Makerspace
Episode 38: OTT: Why Back-to-School Decor Matters in the Classroom
Back-To-School Packs
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52: 8 Mindful Tips for Teaching Children Gratitude
One Tired Teacher
11/07/19 • 28 min
8 Mindful Tips for Teaching Children Gratitude
Gratitude is a practice. It results in positive thinking. In a difficult time and world, the one true factor that can make the most impact is exercising gratitude. It is complex, yet very simple. The cause of resentment and poor behavior is a direct result of feeling undervalued, not worthy, not heard, and not cared about. When we focus on the things in which we do value and are the most grateful for, we can change resentment into gratitude and love. Recognizing and expressing gratitude towards children can change everything. Expressing gratitude is a simple answer to a complex problem. We need to stop thinking about gratitude as emotion and begin to live it as an action. Living your life as an expression of gratitude is the greatest give you can give a child and yourself.
Links Mentioned in the Show:
Gratitude Journal for Children
Gratitude Lap Book for Primary Children
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93: Which LMS works the best for my Elementary Classroom?
One Tired Teacher
09/10/20 • 47 min
93: Which LMS works the best for my Elementary Classroom?
Choosing an LMS, a learning management system during e-learning can be difficult. There are so many things to consider such as the end-user experience, assignment submission, the ease of the platform, and organization, and so much more. Today, we take a look at three popular platforms and break down the pros and cons of each. I hope you will join me.
What is an LMS?
An LMS is a learning management system that delivers content for the learner and offers a type of virtual classroom experience.
Today we will discuss the pros and cons of Schoology, Edmodo, and Google Classroom. Google Classroom is not an official LMS, but it is a content deliverer. Tune in for more.
Links Mentioned in the Show:
Google Slide Resources on TpT by Trina Deboree
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04: Surviving the Weeks Before Winter Break
One Tired Teacher
12/05/18 • 29 min
Today’s show is all about how to get through the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas! We all know how exhausting this time can be. The kids are totally off the chain. I don’t about you, I’ve got a lot going on at this time, as well. It can make for one tired teacher!
Check out my blog post How to Guarantee Survival the Weeks Before Christmas Vacation for more tips.
Show Notes:
6:50 Embrace the Season
7:48 Ideas to Survive: Idea One: Readers Theater
8:20 Idea Two: Hands-on Activities
8:45 Idea Three: To Reward or Not to Reward
9:33 The impact of Classroom Consequences
12:01 Idea Four: Holidays Around the World
12:42 Idea Five: Christmas STEM/Makerspace
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Bundled-Christmas-MakerspaceSTEM-Moment-In-Literature-4215795
16:00 Idea Six: Party/Game/Movie Day
Polar Express Response with Movie vs. Book Compare and Contrast
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Christmas-Close-Read-with-the-Polar-Express-2234142
Yes, Virginia Response and Movie vs. Book Compare and Contrast
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Christmas-Close-Read-With-Yes-Virginia-by-Chris-Plehal-425157
17:26 Admin Please!
18:46 Idea Seven: Kindness During Christmas
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Christmas-Activities-Secret-Santa-Kindness-Project-4205595
21:06 Back Up Plans
21:25 Idea Eight: Holiday Theme Keeping to Your Regular Schedule
22:00 Testing During Weeks Before Christmas!
24:00 Idea Nine: Personal Time
24:04 Idea Ten: Smartest Idea EVER!
25:20 Wine!
26:00 Quiet Ideas
27:30 Wish for You!
27:50 HILARIOUS Research Findings!
28:55 My Holiday Fantasy
Let me know what you think! Be sure to subscribe and like this episode.
Take care and Sweet Dreams!
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How many episodes does One Tired Teacher have?
One Tired Teacher currently has 284 episodes available.
What topics does One Tired Teacher cover?
The podcast is about Learning, Kids & Family, Teaching, Reading, Podcasts, Education and Teacher.
What is the most popular episode on One Tired Teacher?
The episode title 'OTT: 159 Inspiring Play in Young Children: A Conversation with Carla Gull' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on One Tired Teacher?
The average episode length on One Tired Teacher is 30 minutes.
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Episodes of One Tired Teacher are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of One Tired Teacher?
The first episode of One Tired Teacher was released on Nov 6, 2018.
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