160: Don't try to be perfect. - Katie Decker chats with us about the importance on communication, why you should give yourself a break, and not trying to be perfect. episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 2, 2020 · 32 MIN

160: Don't try to be perfect. - Katie Decker chats with us about the importance on communication, why you should give yourself a break, and not trying to be perfect.

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Educational Consultant, and 30-year veteran teacher, Katie Decker, chats with us about the importance on communication, why you should give yourself a break, and not trying to be perfect. More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/katiedecker. Episode Highlights 2:17 - Rae shares the most common challenges she has been talking with teachers about during the COVID-19/Coronavirus Pandemic. 12:42 - Previewing the episode with Katie Decker. 16:25 - Katie introduces herself. 17:22 - Katie shares what the Socrates platform is. 19:35 - Katie's failure: Learning how critical communication is. 21:30 - Katie's success: Winning the National Blue Ribbon award. 23:39 - What's keeping Katie excited about education right now: Continuing to provide the resources to make the job a little less challenging. 24:42 - Katie's advice for teachers: Give yourself a break.  28:29 - 6 questions answered in 15 seconds or less. 30:52 - How to connect with Katie. Katie's Recommendations EdTech Tool: Socrates. Learning Camtasia. Who to Follow on Social Media: Go into your general feed. Pay attention to your local and state news. YouTube/Podcast/Website/Blog: Science Mom on YouTube. Daily/Weekly/Monthly Routine: Daily: Make your bed first. Weekly: Take time for yourself. Best piece of advice you've ever received: Don't try to be perfect. Links to Connect With Katie Website: withsocrates.com Twitter: @Learnwithsocra1 Facebook Page: @learnwithsocrates Instagram: @learnwithsocrates

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