teacher advice

In this What's Your Problem? episode, we delve into the challenges faced by Distance Learning instructors and offer practical solutions to manage their workload effectively. From setting routines for handling student communications to leveraging rubrics for grading and anticipating student challenges, we provide actionable advice to streamline the teaching process. Join us as we discuss valuable strategies to enhance your Distance Learning teaching experience.

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Teaching is hard. No one has it all figured out. However, there are things we've learned over the years that have allowed all of us to hit the decade marker for years of teaching. Join us as we share advice for new teachers, or teachers in general! Have some extra advice? Let us know on IG @jlft_podcast

Join us for our 5th episode as we ask each other "Would You Rather" questions related to teaching! We'll share our reasoning, disagree with each other, all answer the same immediately, and have a lot of laughs as we share some stories. We hope you enjoy! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @jlft_podcast

Join the JLFT Crew as we have our first guest on the show! Megan is a first year Elementary Art teacher with a plethora of knowledge in art education. Art can be difficult to incorporate into the general education classroom due to the high math and reading state standards. Listen and learn with us as we discuss the impacts and benefits of having an elementary art program in schools. Teaching is hard, and Elementary is no exception. Listen as we learn from Megan about the importance of art education programs for our youngest learners in a system that doesn’t always make art a priority.  #teacherpodcast #teachers #arteducation

Listen and laugh with (or at) us as we discuss the importance of school staff culture and morale. In this episode, we reflect back on why we are still teaching and how positive school culture is one of the main reasons. We share ideas that have worked for us in our school as well as what to look for in a positive school culture!