Real Learning is Often Messy
4m
·
The Inspired Teacher Podcast
·
Welcome to the Inspired Teacher podast! If you're anything like me you find planning to be a little extra challenging this time of year. The weather is getting nicer, the students are experiencing spring fever and so are we! Today's message is a reminder to myself to keep learning the main goal over compliance at this time of year. The episode was inspired by a post on X by Naomi Fisher.
The episode Real Learning is Often Messy from the podcast The Inspired Teacher Podcast has a duration of
4:03. It was first published
More episodes from The Inspired Teacher Podcast
It's Not About the Thank You's
Welcome to the Inspired Teacher podcast! In today's episode, we are reminded to focus on the things that truly matter instead of on things that are beyond our control. The thoughts on in this episode come from Ryan Holiday'sDaily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance and the Art of Living and Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning.
Stand Straight, Not Straightened
Welcome to the Inspired Teacher podcast! The thoughts on today's episode were inspired by Marcus Aurelius in his book, Meditations as well as Matthew McConaughey from his bookGreenlights.
Words are Important
Welcome to the Inspired Teacher podcast! Words are important--and if you're like me, sometimes you are a little to careless with the words you use. Today's episode includes some thoughts and insights from Jake Thompson and his bookLead Better Now,as well asMarcus Aurelius in Meditations.
Make the Most of Each Moment
Welcome to the Inspired Teacher podcast. As the school year draws to a close I tend to get a little sentimental--and I think this episode reflects that. Inspired by recent events in my life, Marcus Aurelius and Dave Burgess, this episode reminds us to be present-minded and live in the moment.
Attach Your Bootstraps to Other People's Boots
Welcome to the Inspired Teacher podcast! Today's episode was inspired by author and professor, Adam Grant from his bookHidden Potential: The Science of Achieving Greater Thingsand Lewis Howes from his School of Greatness podcast. The message is a simple one, but it's important and bares repeating--you simply cannot do your best work alone.