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Welcome to the Teacher RockStar Podcast, a weekly podcast hosted by Steve Hiles where tips and strategies critical to the first-year teacher are discussed. We will be sharing the latest educational research and best practices with the new teacher that I wish I had learned during my teacher preparation program.
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In today’s episode, I’m breaking down the 7 mistakes first-year teachers make and how to avoid them. You know, getting your teaching degree is important — but it doesn’t guarantee you’ll avoid the biggest rookie mistakes. Experience in the classroom is a whole different game. 📩 Sign-up for our weekly newsletter.…
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In this episode, I had an interesting conversation with Dr. Bethany Bilodeau, on how to build a safe, emotionally supportive classroom. She's an expert in human behavior and holds numerous certifications in behavioral therapies. You can contact Dr. Bilodeau at https://www.thebehaviorbootcamp.com/ Check out Dr. Bilodeau’s latest book: Ease the Pain …
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In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Marion Blank, one of the leading experts in literacy and child development today, as she addressed Why K-12 Reading Is Failing — And How to Fix Literacy in Schools. You can contact Dr. Marion at: [email protected] 📩 Sign-up for our weekly newsletter.By teacherrockstar
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In this episode, I interviewed Dr. Carmen Bell-Ross as she addressed how to get your Students into dream schools with personal branding. She is the founder of SP Grace and creator of Elevate by SP Grace: The College Smarter Method. Contact Dr. Carmen: Website: spgrace.com 📩 Email: [email protected] 📩 Sign-up for our weekly newsletter: https://bi…
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In this episode I'll be addressing 10 classroom management strategies that will help you create a structured, engaging, and positive learning environment. Whether you’re a first-year teacher or a veteran looking to refine your approach, these strategies are tried, tested, and teacher-approved. 📩 Sign-up for our weekly newsletter.…
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In this episode, I sat down with Elliot Phillips, the founder of The Teacher Project to discuss how educators can serve students and build wealth. You'll want to hear this episode. He’s the author of Teaching on Your Own Terms --available on Amazon. You can contact Elliot Phillips at The Teacher Project. Do you struggle with student discipline? If …
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In this episode, I address banning books in public schools. We dive into why banning books is such a hot topic and what it means for our classrooms and our students. New teachers [and veteran teachers as well] would you like to build strong teacher-student relationships, so that you'll be able to foster rapport with your students? Visit here for mo…
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In this episode I discuss 7 tips for encouraging a growth mindset in your students. Developing a growth mindset in students is about more than just academics—it’s about preparing them for life. When students learn to see challenges as opportunities to grow, they become more adaptable, resilient, and persistent. Supercharge your classroom management…
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If you’ve ever wondered, "How on earth am I going to make it through this year, let alone 20 more?" You’re in the right place. In this episode I address 7 inspiring teaching tips for career longevity that will lead you to a fulfilling career without burning out. Supercharge your classroom management skills in less than 30 days. Find out How!…
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In this episode I address the secret hack to growth as a new teacher. I discovered today’s secret: Intentional Reflection, and I have to say this was the most single habit that transformed my teaching. If you're a new teacher, you'll definitely want to give this a listen! Imagine how you'd feel creating the perfect productive learning environment i…
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In today’s episode we’re going to be addressing Dealing with Angry Parents First Conversation to Have. Dealing with angry parents - it's a crucial skill for educators and caregivers. And it's how you handle that situation that can make all the difference. Supercharge your classroom management skills in less than 30 days. Learn How!…
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In this episode it's all about—flipping the script and celebrating the positives with your students’ parents. We’re diving deep into how this simple shift can build stronger relationships, create a more positive classroom environment, and make your teaching experience a whole lot more rewarding. Turbocharge your classroom management skills in less …
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In this episode I address something every new teacher faces at some point—imposter syndrome. You know that little voice in your head saying, "Am I really cut out for this? Will my students, colleagues, or parents think I have no idea what I’m doing? "We're going to explore five ways to conquer imposter syndrome and boost your confidence as a new te…
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In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Bill Coplin to discuss why schools don’t do skills education well. He talks about key differences between traditional academic education and skills-based education and much more. Contact Dr. Bill Coplin: [email protected] Dr. Bill Coplin website The Path to Equity: Inclusion in the Kingdom of Liberal Arts: Availa…
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In this episode I share 10 bulletin board ideas you need to know. Bulletin boards are a powerful tool for fostering an engaging and welcoming classroom environment, especially at the start of the school year. Not only do they add a vibrant, creative touch to the classroom, but they also serve as a valuable way to build community, set the tone for l…
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In today’s episode, I’m thrilled to have Michael Linsin joining us as our special guest. Michael, an expert in classroom management, will be sharing how to handle misbehavior the first weeks of school. He’ll walk us through some proactive strategies that teachers can implement right from the start to set a positive tone and minimize disruptions. Wh…
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In this episode we're going to discuss an element in teaching that is particularly important for beginner educators. The process of pre planning lessons and activities before teaching them in class may seem overwhelming at first glance but it plays a crucial role in not just getting through your initial year but also excelling in it significantly! …
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We’re going to tackle a topic that’s been a staple in many classrooms and homes for years: the use of timeout as a disciplinary measure. While it might seem like a straightforward and effective way to manage behavior, recent research and evolving perspectives on child development suggest it might be time to reconsider. At the end of this episode, y…
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In this episode I sit down with Kim Sutton, to discuss the science of playing math games for practice in the elementary classroom. She talks about how playing math games aligns with the principals of cognitive development. Kim addresses how math games can aid in the development of number sense and enhance math fluency plus much more. If you teach m…
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In this episode my guest Dr. Irene Daria and I explore this crucial topic: “This is why early reading skills are essential now!” She discusses the critical components of early reading skills, including phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension. Dr. Daria presents effective strategies for teaching young children how to read…
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In this episode we will be exploring the debate surrounding student promotions in kindergarten through grade school. The idea of promotion, which involves moving students up to the grade level of their academic performance has sparked discussions among educators, parents and policymakers. I can help you with your classroom management skills visit: …
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Have you ever had that one student who seems to turn your classroom upside down no matter what you do? I certainly did. In this episode I'm going to tell you about William, a brilliant yet disruptive 5th grader who tested every classroom management strategy I knew—until I discovered the key to transforming our chaos into a thriving learning environ…
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In this episode, I'm going to be discussing how to nurture the failure of making mistakes. At the end of this episode, you’ll learn 9 specific strategies that you can use in your classroom to nurture mistake tolerance. One significant hurdle students’ face in their learning journey is the apprehension of making errors. However, as educators we have…
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In this episode I talk about how project-based learning can be a game changer, promoting in depth learning, critical thinking and practical problem-solving skills among students. To kick off successfully, it's vital to set a solid groundwork, clearly explain the purpose and expectations and offer continuous support. I discuss four guiding steps to …
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In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Don Parker, to discuss strategies to support students with challenging behaviors. He discussed the importance of personalized learning plans for students with challenging behaviors, emphasizing tailored strategies like goal-setting and individualized teaching approaches. Strategies to boost student engagement in…
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In this episode, I talk about adding movement to language arts in 2024. This approach, inspired by learning principles recognizes that students often benefit from movements to reinforce their cognitive processes. By integrating movement into lessons educators can cater to learning preferences boost retention rates and spark a love for reading. 🟥 SU…
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In this episode we explore the skills revolution, a shift in education focusing on critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and digital literacy. Schools are adopting project-based learning, coding classes, and social-emotional learning to prepare students for the future. This revolution is driven by technological advancements and the evolving…
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In this episode I had an interesting conversation tapping into the wisdom of Vince Shorb, who's dished out insights on effective educational methods for financial literacy. Vince breaks down the essential components of a successful curriculum, highlighting the transformative potential of interactive tech and real-life simulations. He emphasizes the…
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In this episode I sit down with Ashlee Russell as we discuss the transformative world of generative AI tools in education. From customization and differentiation to creativity and innovation, these tools are revolutionizing lesson planning. Imagine tailoring lesson plans to suit every student's unique learning style – that's the power of AI! But wi…
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In this episode I sit down with Katherine Hamilton to discuss Effective Instructional Practices for Multilingual Learners. Katherine shares her expertise regarding tips and strategies for enhancing the learning process for multilingual learners. Katherine, is the vice-president of programs at Ensemble Learning and ensures that projects are executed…
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