Lessons That Last Julie Schmidt Hasson
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A teacher and a researcher talk about what it means to make a lasting impact on students' lives. Through stories people share about the teachers they remember, each episode explores what teachers say and do that sticks with students for years (maybe even decades). Using great teachers as models, we can all make a bigger impact on the people in our lives. New episodes are released every Sunday. For more inspirational content, visit https://www.chalkandchances.com/
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Endings, Emotions, and Wrapping Up
The end of the school year brings mixed emotions. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of wrapping up the year with celebrations of growth. Kenzie's story about Mrs. Pearl is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the beauty of personal messages. If you've been wondering how to bring closure to the school year, this episode is for you!You can find Kenzie's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That Last book, It's available at your favorite books...
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Appreciation, Advice, and Southern Sayings
Sometimes we think students aren't listening, but they remember what we say. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of packaging words of wisdom in colorful, memorable phrases. Cooper's story about Mr. Penz is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of teaching life lessons along with content. If you've been wondering if your students really listen, this episode is for you!You can find Cooper's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in the Lessons That La...
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Pride, Publishing, and Going Pro
Students can get caught up in compliance and grades, but with a little room, they can go deeper. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of losing the rubric and asking students how they feel about their final product. Maya's story about Mrs. Demmi is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of allowing students to unpack the assignment and evaluate their own work. If you've been thinking about developing young writers, this episode is for you!You can find Maya's st...
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Humor, Energy, and Awkward Authenticity
Students walk into classrooms on the first day hoping to like their teachers and have a little fun. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of being authentically you from day one. Cedrick's story about Mr. Colson is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of connecting with humor. If you've been thinking about connecting with students in those awkward middle years, this episode is for you!You can find Cedrick's story (and all the stories we share on the pod) in th...
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Wondering, Writing, and Winding Down
Students are naturally curious, and giving them space to ask questions can amplify engagement. In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of eliciting wonderings around content. Dominic's story about Mrs. Holland is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of stoking students' curiosity. If you've been thinking about how to engage your students through the power of questions, this episode is for you!You can find Dominis's story (and all the stories we share on the pod)...
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Quitting, Connecting, and Honest Advice
Students make decisions, often with limited perspective and experience, which have a long term impact on their lives. How do we offer advice in affirming and helpful ways? In this episode, Julie and Laura talk about the power of nonjudgmental, honest advice. Marvin's story about Mr. Schafer is the focus of the episode, and it highlights the power of staying a little longer and trying a little more. If you've been thinking about how to gently guide your students, this episode is for you! And l...
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I love this podcast. I feel guilty because I get to hear one of my favorite professors (Julie) from beyond the classroom and still get to gain knowledge from her as well as her podcast partner! Thank you for all of your effort and resilience in teaching and producing this podcast. I love being able to follow along and remember all of the teacher “feels”.