Shanimarie Ogilvie
Teachers Impact Podcast
The Teacher’s Impact Podcast is where classroom strategy meets soul. Hosted by certified educator Shanimarie Ogilvie, this podcast elevates teacher voices, explores innovative classroom ideas, and shares real-world expertise to support and inspire elementary educators. Whether you're looking for classroom management tips, differentiated instruction, reflective teaching practices, or mental health support, this show is your go-to resource for navigating the joys and challenges of teaching. Named one of Feedspot’s Top 100 Classroom Podcasts in 2023, this trusted show helps teachers enhance stude...
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Episodes
The Future of Education- A Podcast Swap Special 18.02.2025 17:50
On this bonus episode, you're in a for a treat. This is a podcast swap episode where Benita takes over the podcast to talk about the future of education. I know you will enjoy this, so put those earbuds and press play! In this episode, Benita G explores the future of education, emphasizing the need to move beyond traditional models and adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of workforce developme...
#83-How to Deal With Disruptive Behavior from Young Students 11.02.2025 10:32
Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by disruptive students? You're one second away from walking out the door then this episode is for you. It can be one of the most frustrating thing to deal with a disruptive student during teaching but there are ways to stop the disruptive behavior so you can experience flow with your teaching. Listen to the episode to find out the different ways you can lessen...
#82-Top 10 Podcast Episodes 2024 Edition 14.01.2025 4:44
In honor of this year coming to an end and a new beginning, let's take a look back at some of the most popular episodes of the podcast. I've compiled the episodes that have resonated with you the most, if you've been a longtime fan. If you're new to the podcast, listening to these episodes will give a great start to learn what the podcast is all about! The episodes are linked below, and I know you...
#81- Differentiated Instruction Made Simple Series-Lack of Student Progress- Part 3 17.12.2024 15:25
You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated. In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20...
#80- Differentiated Instruction Made Simple Series- Part 2- Forming Small Groups 19.11.2024 13:24
You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated. In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20...
#79- Differentiated Instruction Made Simple Series- Part 1-The Basics(Data) 15.10.2024 6:26
You've been hearing the word differentiated instruction for some time or maybe even a long time for my veteran teachers. It seems so complicated and out of reach when you have over 20 students in one classroom. But, my friend, I'm here to tell that differentiated instruction does not have to be complicated. In fact, with a few simple basics you can begin to differentiate instruction for those 20...
#78- 5 Tips for Young Students to Get More Learning Independence 17.09.2024 5:59
Are your students constantly calling your name and unable to complete a task by themselves. I get it, you feel so frustrated that after many attempts your students cannot get that learning task done. This is common in many early elementary classrooms but you can get your students on a path to learning independence that will stop them from constantly coming to you for help. On this episode, I give...
#77- How to Keep Your Students Calm Amidst the Chaos 12.08.2024 12:14
You're going a million miles a minute and trying to juggle so many balls when teaching in an elementary classroom. Young students are also going through a lot in the classroom, centers, drills, rules, routines and procedures, peer conflict and the list goes on. I've also been there but there are ways to create calm and teach students how to stay calm when all else fails. If you're struggling with...
#76-My Big End of School Year Lessons and Reflection 30.07.2024 16:20
I can't believe it! This school year has gone by amazingly fast but I'm super excited to share my lessons and reflections so you can jumpstart your own reflection. You know that teaching year is like a marathon but you've made it to the end and it's important that you take a step back to congratulate yourself for a job well done. On this episode, you'll hear what I've learned over the past year...
Great News! 10.04.2024 1:43
Hey there, we have some exciting news thanks to Feedspot. Listen to find out the great news. Thank you so much for listening. https://blog.feedspot.com/classroom_podcasts/
#74-5 Things I'm Embarrassed to Tell You: An Elementary Teacher's Confession 17.10.2023 5:39
Every teacher has their vulnerabilities including me, that's why on this episode I talk about things that I'm embarrassed to share with you. Teaching is hard work and having a safe space to share your thoughts and vulnerabilities is so needed. This podcast is a safe space to share those vulnerabilities so that you can learn and grow as an educator. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy the ep...
#73- 5 Lasting Financial Tips To Make the Most of Your Teacher Paycheck and Plan for Retirement 10.10.2023 10:51
These little gems of financial advice has gi ven me peace of mind and a path to financial stability. If you're just starting out as a teacher or you're a veteran; listen to find out what these gems are and how you can evaluate and adapt them to your situation to gain peace of mind. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy. You can thank me later. Show your support for the podcast: 1. Signing up...
#72- How to have Difficult Conversations with Parents 03.10.2023 5:20
Hey there friends!, We've all been there, that dreaded conversation that you don't want to have with a parent. You may struggle with these conversations but I'm here to help you lessen that fear. I'll share with you some helpful tips in this episode of how you can turn that dreaded conversation into a meaningful one. You can take away concrete and practical tips to help you glide your way through...
#72- 5 Teaching Mistakes I've Made and How To Prevent Them 26.09.2023 4:06
Hey there friends, I'm so excited to bring you this episode. Why? because its something that educators don't really talk about. Our students are allowed to mistakes and learn from them so why do you beat yourself up when you make a mistakes. Just like you tell your students that mistakes are ok, we just need to learn from them; you need to give yourself that same grace. This is a valuable less tal...
#71-Level Up your Classroom Management using Level Design and Class Dojo 19.09.2023 5:39
Are you tired of using the same old classroom strategies with not so great results? Then, you've come to the right place, my friend. On this episode, you'll hear how I use class dojo to level up my classroom management. You'll learn about how to use the Class Dojo point system to bring some refresh and life back into your classroom management plan. So, if you're like me and always up to try someth...
#70-Administrator to Classroom Teacher: 4 BIG Lessons I've Learned 12.09.2023 4:58
Have you ever wondered what it would be like for an administrator to step into a teacher's shoe? Well, my friends, on this episode you will find out. On this episode I talk about the 4 BIG lessons I learned going back to the classroom after five years. Let me tell know, there were some major shifts I had to make in order to get through that school year. As a teacher, you will get an insider's look...
#69- Why Classroom Management Issues may not be your fault 05.09.2023 8:20
ou've tried everything under the sun when it comes to classroom management. Every idea, incentive and even pleading with your students but you still can't get a handle on certain students. This can happen to the best teachers. Are you wondering whether it's your fault? I've been there, my friend. I totally understand your frustration and why you feel the way that you do. On this episode, we'll div...
#68- What's the Deal with ChatGpt? 25.07.2023 8:50
This new AI tool has been all the rage lately. It's being talked about as the new technology that will revolutionize the world. Are you as excited and intimated as I am? You probably are, but that's why I'm glad you're here! On this episode, I talk about my experience and trial with ChatGPT, so you can get out of your comfort zone and give it a shot. Come behind the scenes with me and I'll give yo...
#67- 3 Diverse Children's Books that Promote Critical Thinking 18.07.2023 4:35
Tired of using and reading the same old books? Well, you're in the right place, my friend. I'll be honest; I'm a creature of habit but after reading these books; I got really excited because these books will freshen up your collection and get your students' thinking. So, grab a cup of coffee or tea to listen to this new episode for three diverse children's books that will promote critical thinking...
Part 2- 22 Lessons in 2022 24.01.2023 9:24
Whew!, Can you believe it? A new year is already in swing, my friend. When the new year approaches one of the things that is so important to do is to reflect, that's why, on this episode I talk about the lessons learned in 2022 with teaching and life in general. If you're like me and love to learn from the mistakes of others then this episode is a must listen. You'll come away with some insight an...
Part 1- 22 Lessons in 2022 17.01.2023 8:59
Whew!, Can you believe it? A new year is already in swing, my friend. When the new year approaches one of the things that is so important to do is to reflect, that's why, on this episode I talk about the lessons learned in 2022 with teaching and life in general. If you're like me and love to learn from the mistakes of others then this episode is a must listen. You'll come away with some insight an...
How To Bring More Joy to Your Teaching 03.01.2023 29:34
If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or burnt out as a teacher, you are definitely not alone. Teaching can be incredibly challenging, but it can also be rooted in joy, connection, and purpose — and sometimes we need reminders of that during difficult seasons in education. In this episode, I’m joined by educator Akia Williams for an honest conversation about teacher burnout, finding joy i...
Lessons Learned after almost 2 years podcasting 26.04.2022 8:09
I can’t believe it’s almost been 2 years since starting this podcast! If you’ve ever started something new and wondered whether you could really keep going, this episode is for you. Whether you’re building a podcast, growing a creative project, starting a business, or simply trying to stay consistent with a goal, I think you’ll really connect with this conversation. In this episode, I’m reflecting...
4 Simple Concrete Ways To Retain Quality Teachers 19.04.2022 15:14
Are you wondering what teachers really need to stay in the teaching profession? Have you found yourself questioning whether teaching is sustainable long term? In this episode, we’re having an honest conversation about teacher retention, teacher burnout, and what schools can do to better support educators. Ask almost any teacher and they’ll tell you exactly what they need to make teaching more sust...
The Most Underrated Social Emotional Skill that Teaches Students Empathy 12.04.2022 10:52
Student meltdowns in the classroom can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to keep learning moving forward while supporting the emotional needs of your students. In this episode, we’re talking about practical classroom management strategies and social-emotional learning techniques to help teachers respond to student meltdowns with confidence, empathy, and calm. When I first started te...
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