7 episodes
Life Skills Radio ESC Region 13
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LifeSkills Radio is all about the wonderful world of Life Skills and education.
We're going to talk about strategies for self-care because you're amazing and we don't want you to burn out.
We're going to share stories about surviving those first few days, weeks, and months of teaching, which will hopefully make you laugh and think and not take yourself too seriously. We're going to touch on ways to build meaningful relationships with your staff, parents, and students because those relationships are the foundation of your teaching. We're going to talk about behavior, evidence-based practices, transition planning, and so much more.
Along the way we'll have some really great guests for you and they'll share their experiences and their journey through this amazing world we all call life skills.
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Bonus: Introducing I've Tried Everything
Today we're bringing you the first episode of our brand new Podcast "I've Tried Everything." Available now wherever you find your podcasts.
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Challenging Behavior
In this episode, host Jennifer Russell explores challenging classroom behavior: how it can leave you exhausted, the causes behind it, and how to better manage challenging classroom behavior.
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Teacher Burnout and Self Care
Host Jennifer Russell and guest specialist Darcy Schiller discuss teacher burnout, how to avoid it and the importance of self-care for special education, life skills, or really any teacher and educator.
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Transition Planning
Host Jennifer Russell talks with Elizabeth Danner as they both discuss the importance of transition planning for Life Skills teachers and the students they serve.
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Evidence Based Practices [EBPs]
In this episode, host Jennifer Russell explores Evidence Based Practices (EBPs) and how they can transform your Life Skills Classroom.
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First Year Adventures in Teaching
Host Jennifer Russell meets with Katie Adams, educational specialist PPCDE, and Elizabeth Danner, Transition expert as they discuss their first year adventures in teaching, navigating professional relationships, planning their first lessons, and tears, oh so many tears.