Welcome to 'The Unteachables Podcast', your go-to resource for practical classroom management strategies and teacher support. I’m your host, Claire English, a passionate secondary teacher and leader turned teacher mentor and author of 'It's Never Just About the Behaviour: A Holistic Approach to Classroom Behaviour Management.' I'm on a mission to help educators like you transform your classrooms, build confidence, and feel empowered. Why am I here? Not too long ago, I was overwhelmed by low- ...
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We create systems of accountability to turn generational challenges into leadership wins.
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Not Just Cute, the Podcast: Intentional Whole Child Development for Parents and Teachers of Young Children
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Not Just Cute, the Podcast is like listening to a conversation with your nerdy best friend. Who happens to be obsessed with child development. Each episode covers a different topic related to parenting, early childhood education, and healthy, whole child development in order to support teachers and parents in serving young children.
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Join us as we dive into the world of special education with two educators who have walked the same path as many of you. In addition to teaching in self-contained and collaborative settings, our hosts bring a unique perspective to the challenges and triumphs of raising a special needs child. From classroom strategies to heartfelt family moments, they offer practical advice, empathy, and a community of support. Discover how their personal experiences can shed light on your journey and gain val ...
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Are you drowning in IEP paperwork and feeling overwhelmed by the special education process? The Intentional IEP Podcast is your go-to resource for teachers looking to navigate the complexities of Individualized Education Programs, write effective IEPs, and tackle all things related to special education. Join Stephanie, a dual-certified special education teacher, IEP coach, and author, as she transforms the overwhelming IEP process into manageable, actionable steps. Drawing from years of clas ...
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Real conversations. Real connection. The Mother Son Podcast with Kim and Jacob is a heartfelt and often humorous series where a real-life mother and her teenage son explore the joys, challenges, and awkward moments of growing up and parenting. From navigating friendships and school drama to handling bullies, big feelings, and social pressure, no topic is off limits. Jacob, who is on the spectrum, brings his unique insights, humor, and perspective to every conversation. Together, they share t ...
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Motivation and steps to increase your leadership capacity and break glass ceiling barriers that exist.
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Black SEL is about acknowledging the ways that SEL competencies have been present in black communities long before the designation or study of social-emotional learning. In this seasonal podcast, we open up a safe space for black thought leaders and change-makers to share their experiences, and expertise all while highlighting key Social-Emotional Skills. Through each episode, we showcase the variety and depth of the Black SEL experience by making SEL relatable, tangible, and sustainable in ...
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Large-scale data has become a major component of research about human behavior and society. But how are interdisciplinary collaborations that use large-scale social data formed and maintained? What obstacles are encountered on the journey from idea conception to publication? In this podcast, we investigate these questions by probing the “research diaries” of scholars in computational social science and adjacent fields. We unmask the research process with the hope of normalizing the challenge ...
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About Between the Bells School isn’t just about what happens during lessons; the moments between the bells can shape a child’s entire day. Hosted by clinical psychotherapist and school-based mental health expert C.C. Thomas, Between the Bells is your trusted space for real conversations about helping kids thrive at school and at home. Each episode offers practical strategies, relatable stories, and expert insights for parents, teachers, and caregivers navigating ADHD, anxiety, behavior chall ...
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Let’s be honest…it’s bad out there. Did you know teachers are twice as likely to experience stress as the general population? Or that 90% of teachers have experienced burnout symptoms in the last year? In this podcast, we’ll speak with educational leaders, former educators, and industry experts to better understand the employee experience in education. We’ll dig deep into causes of teacher burnout and transitions into other professions, and we’ll discuss strategies school leaders can impleme ...
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Resilient Kids, Thriving Classrooms is a podcast dedicated to bridging the gap between parents and teachers, fostering collaboration, and empowering students to thrive in school and life. Hosted by Davina Lyons—an eighth-grade English Language Arts teacher, team leader, and resilience advocate—this podcast dives into the challenges and triumphs of modern education, offering actionable strategies for positive change. In today’s classrooms, behavioral issues and engagement challenges are risin ...
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This podcast breaks down the confusing world of Special Education and Disability into understandable chunks. If you work with students with disabilities in any way, this podcast is for you.
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Podcast created Just for Special Educations where we congregate to build connections, and learn about strategies and resources that will help support the journey and growth of special education teachers.
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Episode 82: Second Read - There's Good in the World. And It's Worth Fighting For.
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13:44In this episode, we revisit one of the most-read pieces published on Not Just Cute: "There's Good in the World. And It's Worth Fighting For." Written nearly a decade ago (and based on quotes from movies released TWO decades ago, which were based on books written NINE decades ago.....) yet increasingly relevant today, this reflection explores the ro…
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#152: So it's December, and your students won't stop talking... Now what?
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22:52In last week’s episode, we talked about what to do when student energy is flat, motivation is MIA, and you're pulling teeth just to get through a lesson. This week, we're flipping the script and tackling the other end of the spectrum, those wild, chatty, off-task end-of-year vibes that have you asking: 🫠 “Why is everyone shouting?” 🫠 “Why can’t we …
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How to Support ADHD Students in the Classroom: 10 Ways to Improve Focus & Behavior
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11:10Send us a text In today’s quick mini-episode, Kim and Jake share 10 evidence-based strategies teachers can use to help ADHD students thrive. These approaches reduce disruptions, boost engagement, and make school more manageable for neurodiverse kids. If you're a teacher, tutor, coach, or parent, this episode gives simple tools grounded in what we n…
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E32. 7 Ways to Be More Inclusive in the Classroom
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26:58What if inclusion does not start with a schedule or a seating chart but with your next small decision? In this episode of The Intentional IEP Podcast, Stephanie explores what real inclusion looks like and how it can be practiced every day. Inclusion is a mindset and a series of intentional choices that help every student feel seen, supported, and a…
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HR Strategies That Actually Work with Gen Z. A Conversation with Jack Foust
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24:01Struggling to recruit, manage, or retain Gen Z? You're not alone, and you're not imagining the shift. In this episode of The Ascended Workplace, Rebecca Burtram sits down with HR leader Jack Foust to break down what’s REALLY happening with Gen Z talent and what the most effective HR leaders are doing to adapt. Drawing from years of recruiting, onbo…
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#151: What to do when your class is bringing the 'checked out, apathetic, can't be bothered' vibes at the end of the year
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23:33We’ve officially entered the end-of-year zone... You know, the part where students are either bouncing off the walls or slumping over their desks like they’ve pulled three all-nighters in a row. And let’s be honest, we’re right there with them. In this week’s episode, I’m unpacking a common (and deeply exhausting) classroom vibe: student apathy. Th…
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Should I Spank My Child? Spare the Rod? What Science Says About Spanking & Modern Discipline
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28:51Send us a text In this eye-opening episode, Kim and Jake explore the truth behind one of the most quoted — and misquoted — sayings in parenting: “Spare the rod, spoil the child.” Together, they unpack where the phrase really came from, how corporal punishment became woven into American parenting culture, and what modern science reveals about its lo…
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If your IEP binder is full but you’re still unsure whether your students are actually making progress, this episode is for you. Stephanie dives into the part of the IEP process that’s often ignored: analyzing data. Not just collecting it, but actually using it to guide your next steps. You’ll get a clear, step-by-step system for turning raw data in…
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#150: Students pushing your buttons? These 6 one-liners will save you!
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25:58This episode is a big warm hug and a practical roadmap for every teacher who’s ever thought: “How the heck am I supposed to stay calm when they’re pushing ALL my buttons?!” I’m diving into a juicy listener Q&A all about what to do in those real-deal, fight-flight-freeze moments in the classroom. And spoiler alert: it’s not about becoming a Zen monk…
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What ADHD Really Feels Like: Kid + Adult Perspectives, Science, & Everyday Analogies
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20:55Send us a text In this episode, Kim & Jake break down a question every parent, teacher, and kid wonders about: What does ADHD actually feel like? Not how it looks from the outside — how it feels on the inside. Jake shares honest insight about racing thoughts, emotional intensity, impulsivity, overwhelm, and the pressure to “just try harder.” Kim ad…
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In this episode, Stephanie sits down with Cortnie to dive into documenting student needs in the IEP. Pulled straight from The Intentional IEP membership, this conversation breaks down how to identify a child’s specific needs and document them in a way that’s clear, meaningful, and actionable. Stephanie and Cortnie use real, concrete examples to wal…
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Restorative Justice to Conflict in the Workplace: What Gen Z Learned from RJ... and What They Didn't
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20:49In this episode, Rebecca turns the mic toward Adam for a candid conversation rooted in his years as a Restorative Justice (RJ) coach in K–12 schools. What began as a well-intentioned approach to repairing harm and strengthening community eventually drifted into something different: a system where accountability blurred, consequences disappeared, an…
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#149: 3 Thanksgiving activities to beat the November behaviour wobbles
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17:31Whether you're wrapping up the year in Australia (hi, me too!) or heading into Thanksgiving mode, this one's for the teachers out there who want to keep the vibe high, the connection strong, and the behaviour smooth as the term winds down. In this episode, I’m giving you a front seat to the actual gratitude-based activities I use with my own studen…
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How to Argue Without Fighting: Teaching Kids Respectful Disagreement
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18:58Send us a text Arguing isn’t the problem — how we argue is. In this episode of The Mother-Son Podcast with Kim & Jake, we unpack one of the most universal parts of family life: conflict. From Friday-night screen-time debates to “Because I said so” moments, Kim and Jake explore why respectful disagreement can actually strengthen connection instead o…
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E29. The Different Types of IEP Data Explained
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19:37Ever feel like you’re collecting a lot of data but not sure if it’s actually useful? You’re not alone. Many special education teachers, service providers, and IEP team members struggle with understanding which data matters most and how to use it effectively. In this episode, we break down the ten types of data you should know. You’ll learn what eac…
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#148: If I had a totally unmanageable class, I'd do these 4 things immediately.
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28:10This episode, I’m giving you a front seat to one of the most common questions I get from Behaviour Clubbers, and honestly, it’s one we’ve ALL asked at some point: “What do I do with a class that is just... chaotic?” We’re talking cultural chaos. The kind of class that leaves you emotionally wrung out, standing at the board yelling instructions to a…
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Later-In-Life Neurodiversity: Adult ADHD & Autism Diagnosis, Discovery & Strengths
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33:17Send us a text What happens when you realize later in life that your brain has been wired differently all along? In this episode, Kim and Jacob explore what it’s like to be diagnosed with ADHD or Autism as an adult. From the “aha” moments that spark self-discovery to the emotional rollercoaster that follows a late-in-life diagnosis, this conversati…
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E28. The Crucial Role Gen Ed Teachers Play in IEPs
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27:09If you’re a general education teacher, you carry a lot—lesson plans, classroom management, and the needs of every learner who walks through your door. But when it comes to IEPs, it can be easy to feel unsure of your role or even overlooked. In this episode, Stephanie brings both general and special education teachers into the conversation to talk a…
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#147: Why your classroom transitions are chaotic (and how to fix them)
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20:53The messy middle of a lesson can make or break your classroom calm. You’ve nailed your entry routines. Your exits are solid. But those in-between moments, like shifting from group work to silent writing, that’s where chaos sneaks in. If transitions have ever left you saying: “I had them… and then I lost them.” This one’s for you. In this episode, I…
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Building Better Social Skills: Tips for Kids, Teens & Neurodiverse Learners
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27:27Send us a text In this episode, Kim and Jake dive into one of life’s most essential (and often misunderstood) skills — getting along with others. From awkward small talk to decoding sarcasm, they unpack what social skills really mean and why they can be tricky for all kids, especially those who are neurodiverse. They share practical tools like conv…
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E27. How to Build IEP Teams That Support Students
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21:56Today we’re talking about something that often gets overlooked but makes all the difference in how your classroom runs. Team building. It’s not something that always shows up in your IEP goals or service minutes, but you feel it when it’s missing. When the team isn’t clicking, when paras don’t feel supported, when everyone’s running in their own la…
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From Sympathy To Action: Building A Compassionate Life In Special Education And Beyond
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41:31Let us know what's up What if the only way to interrupt harm—at school, at home, in the headlines—is to choose compassion when it’s least convenient? We sit down with my parents for a raw, four-voice conversation about the difference between sympathy, empathy, and compassion, and why the last one must be defined by action, not emotion. From stories…
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#146: Why classroom compliance isn’t the win you might think it is
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22:32Ever found yourself sitting at your desk mid-lesson, staring at the wall while chaos erupts around you… thinking “I cannot teach like this”? Same. In this episode, I’m giving you a front seat to one of the most eye-opening classroom experiences I had as a baby teacher—and how it accidentally dropped me straight into something called the pedagogy of…
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E26. How to Assess Student Behavior Effectively
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18:18If you’ve ever felt unsure about why a student is acting out or how to best support their needs, this episode will help you make sense of it all. Stephanie shares practical ways to assess student behavior with clarity and confidence. Whether you’re prepping for an FBA, tracking classroom behaviors, or trying to figure out what’s really going on wit…
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Advocate or Intervene? When to Step In — and When to Step Back
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16:43Send us a text In today’s episode, Kim and her teen son Jake explore one of the most important yet tricky parts of parenting: knowing when to step in and advocate for your child — and when to step back and let them take responsibility. You’ll hear a real-life mother-son conversation that is for everyone. If you are a parent raising a neurodiverse c…
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#145: The Halloween classroom management mistakes that turn your class into a horror movie (and what to do instead)
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19:27Ah yes, spooky season. The sugar. The chaos. In this episode, I’m giving you a front seat to exactly how to lean into the festive vibes of Halloween (and any holiday season) without your classroom descending into a full-blown free-for-all. This episode is packed with practical ways to keep your routines, keep your calm, all while adding just the ri…
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For Parents of Kids with ADHD: You’re Not Alone in This Journey
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16:26Send us a text In this special solo episode of The Mother-Son Podcast with Kim & Jake, Kim opens up her heart to parents and caregivers of neurodiverse kids — especially those raising children with ADHD. After hearing from listeners who said the podcast helped them feel less alone, Kim wanted to take a moment to speak directly to the parents — the …
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E25. How to Write Trauma Informed Practices into IEPs
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49:34In this episode, Stephanie welcomes Nichole for an important conversation about keeping trauma informed practices in IEPs. This episode is pulled straight from the members only training vault, giving you a peek inside one of the powerful conversations usually reserved for members. Together, they explore what it truly means to be trauma informed and…
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#144: How to actually support students with additional needs... in a mainstream classroom... with zero support...
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22:38How do you actually manage special needs in a mainstream classroom (when you’re not getting the support you need)? Ever looked around your classroom mid-lesson and thought: “How the heck am I supposed to meet 30 different needs all at once?” Yeah. Me too. This week, I’m kicking off a new mini-series answering your most-asked questions, starting wit…
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In this episode, Stephanie breaks down one of the biggest questions in special education: how does a student actually get an IEP? She explains what begins the process, what signs to look for, and what happens during and after the evaluation. Whether you are a teacher noticing ongoing challenges or a parent wondering if your child needs extra suppor…
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Wait—You Meant That Literally? Improving Communication Between Neurodiverse and Neurotypical Minds
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28:04Send us a text In this episode of The Mother-Son Podcast with Kim & Jake, we dive into literal thinking—how neurodiverse kids interpret language, humor, and social cues in uniquely precise ways. Kim and Jake share real-life stories from home and school, from classroom misunderstandings to everyday “wait, you meant that literally?” moments. Together…
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The Generations At Work: Are We Really That Different?
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18:23Every generation thinks the next one “just doesn’t get it.” But what if generational conflict at work isn’t really about age it’s actually about context? In this episode of The AscendED Workplace, we break down what’s actually new about Gen Z in the workplace and what’s just history repeating itself. From differing views on work ethic to communicat…
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#143: 5 powerful (and doable) ways to support ADHD students. October is ADHD Awareness Month!
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E23. 3 Ways AI Can Help Special Education Teachers (Without Taking Your Job)
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15:08AI is everywhere in education right now, and it’s easy to feel unsure about it. Today, we break down practical ways it can support your work without taking over your role. In this episode of The Intentional IEP Podcast, we look at three ways AI can help special education teachers — from IEP writing to lesson planning and daily systems — all while k…
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How to Forgive and Move On: Why Letting Go Matters (Even If They Don’t Forgive You)
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24:51Send us a text Kim and Jake explore what forgiveness really means, how to let go when there’s no apology, and why neurodiverse kids often experience forgiveness in unique ways. In this heartfelt episode of The Mother-Son Podcast with Kim & Jake, the duo unpacks one of life’s hardest but most healing skills: forgiveness. From playground conflicts to…
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Episode 81: Not Just Cute Book Study - Best Moments and Big Ideas
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1:03:26Is play the missing piece in today's educational puzzle? That's the question we wrestled with during a three-part book study I hosted this summer with early educators from across North America. Together, we unpacked key themes from my new book, Not Just Cute: How Powerful Play Drives Development in Early Childhood—and now I've pulled the highlights…
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#142: My English teacher saved my life (and she will never know it). The episode you need to hear if you've ever doubted your impact.
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25:23This episode is personal. Raw. Vulnerable. And honestly… one of the most important stories I’ve ever shared. So if you’re a teacher who’s ever doubted the impact you’re having, especially with those students who seem like they couldn’t care less? This one’s for you. Today, I’m taking you back to my own high school days. Not the shiny, well-behaved …
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E22. 7 Misconceptions Teachers Have About Data Collection
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17:50If you’ve ever thought, Am I collecting enough data? Am I even doing this right? Does this even count as progress monitoring? You’re not alone. Data collection is one of the biggest stress points for special education teachers, and much of that stress comes from common myths. In this episode, Stephanie tackles 5 of the biggest misconceptions about …
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Parenting Teens & ADHD: 26 Episodes on Neurodiversity, Bullying, Phones & First Crushes | The Mother-Son Podcast Seasons 1 & 2 Recap
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24:05Send us a text We can hardly believe it—two full seasons of The Mother-Son Podcast with Kim & Jake are officially in the books! 🎉 Since launching in March, we’ve recorded and released 26 episodes (well… technically 24 if you don’t count the trailers 😉) and nearly 800 downloads. Not bad for a couple of non-celebrities learning as we go! In this spec…
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#141: Tired of blank stares and the same 5 hands up? Here's how to get whole-class engagement (WITHOUT relying on cold-calling)
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23:41This tiny tweak could change your whole classroom vibe. If you’ve ever found yourself gripping onto those five students who always put their hands up while the rest of the class stares blankly out the window—or worse, starts low-key mutinies—you are NOT alone. In this episode, I’m giving you a front seat to a game-changing shift I made in how I ask…
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E21. Understanding the Different Types of IEP Meetings
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16:02Not all IEP meetings are created equal — and knowing the differences can make the entire process smoother for you and for families. In this episode of The Intentional IEP Podcast, Stephanie walks through the most common types of IEP meetings, what to expect in each, and how to prepare so every conversation feels purposeful and productive. Here’s wh…
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College, Careers, and Who Kids Want to Become
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24:21Send us a text Stop Asking Kids What They Want to Be: College, Careers, Salaries, and Future Jobs : Every kid gets asked the classic question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” But is it time to retire that question? In this episode, Kim and Jake dig into why the question may be outdated, how careers and education have shifted, and what pa…
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How to Raise Confident, Independent Kids (Neurodiverse & Neurotypical) Without Helicopter Parenting
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24:25Send us a text How can parents raise confident, independent kids without helicopter parenting? In this episode, we break down what helicopter parenting looks like, why it happens, and how it can affect kids’ confidence, self-esteem, and anxiety. We share real-life examples of how to build independence step by step — from ordering food to handling c…
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If you’ve ever wondered what absolutely must be in every IEP you write — whether it’s your first or your 400th — this episode is for you. Stephanie breaks down the 8 legally required components of an IEP under IDEA, plus a few bonus considerations that often get overlooked but are just as important. Here’s what you’ll hear in this episode: Why pres…
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Episode 80: Actions of Play (with Heather Jackson)
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54:22Unlock the secrets to transforming early childhood education by focusing on the actions — not just the topics — that captivate young minds. Join me as I sit down with Heather Jackson, author of "Actions of Play," to explore how play schemas can revolutionize the way we approach learning. Discover how understanding the verbs that inspire children ca…
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#140: If you've ever been told (or felt) you need to "be stricter" for classroom management success - listen to this.
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20:02We’re busting a big ol’ classroom management myth in this episode: that being kind, compassionate, and empathetic means you’re “too soft” to manage behaviour effectively. Because I’m seeing it everywhere right now - especially from all the beautiful new teachers joining me inside The Behaviour Club - this feeling of, “Am I doing it wrong?” “Am I to…
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👻 Do you believe in ghosts? Stories, Spirits & a Real EVP We Captured | Spooky Season Special!🎃
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27:42Send us a text This week, we’re stepping away from our usual parenting and teen-focused topics for a fun one-off “spooky season” episode. With Halloween just around the corner, Kim and Jake explore the world of ghosts, spirits, EVP recordings, poltergeists, visitation dreams—and even what brain scans reveal about psychic experiences. ⚠️ Listener di…
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E19. Changing Your Mindset About Challenging Student Behavior
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33:17This episode might look a little different, but Stephanie is excited to give listeners a peek into one of the expert guest trainings from The Intentional IEP. Stephanie sits down with Sam to tackle changing your mindset about challenging student behaviors and explore practical strategies for managing behavior in the classroom. In this episode, you’…
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Calming After School Meltdowns - Simple Strategies
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4:11After-school meltdowns are common, and they’re not bad behavior. In this episode, C.C. Thomas explains why they happen and shares 4 simple strategies to help kids transition from school to home with less stress and more connection. Thanks for listening to Between the Bells. If you found this episode helpful, follow the podcast and share it with ano…
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#139: The exit routine your class [and you] desperately needs
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15:26Let’s talk about the part of the lesson where the wheels often fall off — the final five minutes. You know the one. The bell's about to go, some students are packing up early, others are zoning out, and you’re standing at the door doing your best nightclub bouncer impression. 🚪🕺 In this final episode of the Kickstart series, we're talking exit rout…
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