The Unteachables Podcast
- Education · Courses, How To
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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-level classroom disruptions and challenging behaviors. After thousands of hours honing my skills in real classrooms and navigating ups and downs, I’ve beco...
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- #176: Kate Stockman on student voice, empathy, and why so many students stay silent.
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- #174: Is your school quietly killing curiosity? Carmel McGee on what it looks like for curiosity to thrive (and why this matters).
- #173: Finally answering the biggest questions you've sent in. Can you be too nice? How to get on top of the chattiness? The number one hill I'll die on with classroom management? + MORE!
- #172: Starters CAN be your classroom management superpower (here's how to do them right)
- #171: If you want students to take REAL accountability for their behaviours, here's the 4 things you need to do.
- #170: 5 classroom management moves I am obsessed with (and you can use immediately)
- #169: 4 whole-class recall games that will have students begging to learn right up until the summer break