The Phenomenal Student Podcast

#StorytimeSaturday: The Author Over my seven year career, I’ve had the pleasure of teaching several Phenomenal students but one became an author before the age of 14 and I want to tell you about her Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short #Edutok #TeacherLife #Teachers #Storytelling #EduMotivation #Writing #Students #FYP

#MotivationalMonday: “Be The Best” A few weeks ago, I was asked if I’m competitive. My response was that I don’t believe in competition…I want to dominate and be the best. You can do that by doing three things. Accept Nothing Less Than Excellence Know Your Purpose Realize That’s What Your Students Deserve Challenge: Set An EOY(End of Year) Performance Goal If you try to be the best, your students...

In today's Reflection, I talk about how God's process has allowed me to be in the place that I am today. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short

#StorytimeSaturday : Greatness To Phenomenal Everything from my classroom to business has become about being Phenomenal. Listen to how it transformed from Greatness To Phenomenal. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short #edumotivation #teachersoftiktok #teachersoftiktok #fypシ #Education #motivation #storytelling

Dr. Maria Murray, President and CEO of The Reading League, joined me for a Phenomenal Spotlight. In the spotlight, Dr. Murray and I discussed her start in education, forming The Reading League, Reading Buddies TV Show, shift toward the Science of Reading, and education in the next five years. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short Check thephenomenalstudent.com and The Phenomenal Student Podcast. Follow me on T...

#MotivationalMonday: Be An “Aite Cool” Educator Don’t you hate that friend or family member who takes things too seriously and want them to say Aite Cool every once in a while. Well…as an educator we should take the same mentality. There are three ways to do it. 1. Have a relaxed classroom atmosphere. 2. Allow teammates to try something new. 3. Roll with what the admin says sometimes and don’t buc...

#MotivationalMonday: Have A Sense of Urgency I’ve been a teacher for seven years but haven’t had a regular year since my 2nd one. I changed homerooms my 3rd year, dealt with Covid-19 in year four, taught only at the end of year five, and then split duties last year. Due to that, I have a sense of urgency. If you do three things, you can, too. 1. Begin With The End In Mind. 2. Realize that tomorrow...

In today's reflection, I talk about how I'm always in teaching mode. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short

In Today's reflection, I write about a conversation which spoke into my life. 

In today's reflection, I talk about how to take the figurative mask off and be intentional about your movements. God Bless, Jeremiah

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Over the course of my career, I've developed a Persona as the fun but tough teacher. If you want your students to grow, you must define your style and personality. Listen to learn how you can do that. Like and Subscribe The Phenomenal Student Podcast. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short

In today's reflection, I talk about how you make an impact before your title says you're supposed to do so. Like or Subscribe The Phenomenal Student Podcast. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short

Throughout my career, I've set a positive tone in my classroom by first pushing the word Great and now Phenomenal. It's important to do so if you want to have a positive culture. My challenge is for you to do the same in your classroom and school. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short #teachers #education #school #motivation #culture

In today's reflection, I wrote about the person that allowed me to be me. God Bless, Jeremiah

In today's #ThrowbackThursday, I reminisce about how I set a tone in my first classroom. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short

Over the past year, we've dealt with a teacher shortage, Covid-19, Learning Loss Because of Covid-19, Quibbles about how to teach Reading, and the content of books that we're teaching from. Even with all that, we have to Look In The Mirror. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short

In today's Reflection, Alexandria McCraney, who is on staff at FCA in Arkansas, tells us how she found her identity in Christ.  Pattern Co Collective Website: https://patterncocollective.com/ God Bless, Jeremiah

For #ThrowbackThursday, I'm resharing a Phenomenal Conversation with a former student and 13-year old author Mikayla Hodor. Listen. Learn. Reflect. Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short Book: https://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Man-Mikayla-Hodor/dp/B08DSTHRN5/ref=sr_1_1?crid=NYLRCB2Y52VB&keywords=the+shadow+man+mikayla+hodor&qid=1660225699&sprefix=the+shadow+man+mikayla+hodor%2Caps%2C248&sr=8-1

In today's Reflection, I talked about my journey as a Writer and how it's blessed others. God Bless, Jeremiah

In this Webinar, I'll share my Intervention structure: The Playbook, which helped my Intervention students grow 2.0 years on average. Book: https://store.bookbaby.com/book/phenomenal-intervention-the-playbook Be Phenomenal, Mr. Short

In this Phenomenal Spotlight, I spoke with Nancy Motley about her new book: Small Moves, Big Gains.  Description: Small Moves, Big Gains: Teacher Habits That Help Kids to Talk More, Think More, and Achieve More offers educators a straightforward path toward increasing student outcomes. The small moves found within this resource are brief, actionable, and require little to no preparation. Each...

In today's Phenomenal Conversation, I interviewed Dr. Marie Moreno. Moreno has 20-plus years of experience as a high school teacher, assistant principal, and principal. She successfully led Las Americas Newcomer School for 18 years and Jane Long Academy for two years. In recognition of her Phenomenal work at these schools, Time Magazine named her an Time's Innovative Educator 2022. After this...

In this Phenomenal Spotlight, I interviewed Nate Joseph of Pedagogy Non Grata. Joseph is a teacher with 11 years of experience at multiple levels of K-12, a researcher, podcaster, and author of "Scientific Principles of Teaching." We discussed what is Pedagogy Non Grata, Balanced vs Structured Literacy, how to research, and using research to inform instruction. Scientific Principles of Teaching: h...

In today's Phenomenal Conversation, I spoke with Cornelius Minor. Minor is an Independent Reading Consultant, advocate for more inclusive practices in education, contributor to various organization, and author of "We Got This: Equity, Access, and the Quest to Be Who Our Students Need Us to Be.  During our talk, we discussed his start in education, experience at Teacher's College, his hands-on...