How Preschool Teachers Do It

We do NOT have enough trained staff and smaller class sizes to safely accommodate the children that need one-on-one instruction. We try really hard to have someone push into the classroom but simply can not do it without proper staffing. Lots of ideas that we as educators already know and can’t achieve without help! Very discouraging all around. In school suspensions keep tuition going and parents have a place for their child to go!

Educators who are seeking to elevate their practice to find so much value in this banter. It is engaging you ladies draw in your crowd and then you speak our language. I hope others are open to hearing and receiving information. Take what works bookmark what you can use in the future leave that doesn’t this podcast and it’s hosts won’t disappoint.

I really like the topics and both presenters are very knowledgeable about the age group. But, I have found the sound quality makes it hard to listen and focus and deters me from listening. That said, I haven’t listened to an episode since summer of 2022, so perhaps the sound quality has improved since then.

After taking a 15 year break of teaching preschool I was nervous getting back in the classroom. I searched for teaching podcasts and found this one. Listening to Cindy and Alison have given me an extra boost of confidence while in the classroom! The subjects they talk about have given me reassurance, I am on the right track of how I approach each day in tHe classroom. They give little nuggets of information that I glean from weekly. Grateful for this podcast.