Hey Teachers! Got a Minute?

Meaningful classroom discussions don't happen by chance—they're taught. In this episode, discover how sentence stems can help students participate with confidence, support their thinking with evidence, and engage in richer academic conversations

The word explicit is everywhere in education, but what does it actually mean? In this episode, learn how making learning clear and visible can reduce confusion and help students succeed.

Even a brief positive observation can help families feel valued, students feel recognized, and establish a foundation for strong school-family relationships throughout the year.

Attention signals are a simple way to quickly refocus your class. In this episode, learn what makes an attention signal effective and how it can help create a smoother, more successful classroom.

The first few minutes of class are valuable learning time. A simple, consistent start-of-class routine helps students remember more and sets the stage for a productive lesson.

Sometimes the best classroom management strategy isn't adding another rule—it's simplifying the expectations students need to remember.

Save the reels, collect the ideas, and enjoy the creativity. Let Learning guide every classroom decision you make.

Great mentoring isn't about having all the answers—it's about helping new teachers reflect, grow, and gain confidence. In this episode, we explore the impact mentors can have on new teachers and share an upcoming DESE-approved professional learning opportunity based on Jim Knight's The Impact Cycle.

By intentionally building trust and connection, teachers create an environment where students feel safe to engage, grow, and succeed.

Don't tackle all the things that need to be fixed. Instead try fixing one thing.

Hey Teachers, Got a Minute? is a summer micro podcast series created for busy educators. It features short, meaningful episodes with practical ideas and encouragement. The podcast aims to provide teachers with ideas they can think about on their commute between classes or during the summer, helping to make teaching feel a little bit lighter. Takeaways Practical ideas for educators Short, meaningfu...