The No Frills Teacher Podcast

Host Joe Camps talks with Kevin Daly, president of the Teachers Association of Lee County, about the union's role in bargaining, member support, and protecting teachers' rights amid recent Florida legislation. They discuss TALC's history, challenges like SB 1296, membership recertification rules, and the importance of advocacy for new and veteran educators. Listeners will learn how TALC supports educators day-to-day, why public involvement and transparency matter in bargaining, and why strengthening the teaching profession remains vital for students and the community.

Season 4 Premiere – S4, Episode 1: Levels of Leadership Season 4 launches with a powerful roundtable conversation featuring three influential leaders from The School District of Lee County: School Board Member Sam Fisher, Deputy Superintendent Ken Savage, and Principal Joseph Restino. In this dynamic episode, we explore what leadership looks like at three interconnected levels of a public school system — governance, district operations, and school-based leadership — and how those roles work together to serve students across Lee County, Florida. This conversation goes beyond titles and responsibilities. Together, we unpack: • How school board policy decisions move from approval to implementation — and ultimately into classroom practice • The balance between governance, accountability, and daily operational leadership • The critical role of community voice in shaping district priorities • How leaders navigate disagreement while maintaining professionalism and unity of purpose • The shared commitment to student safety, academic growth, and long-term success Listeners will gain insight into how decisions are made, how alignment is built across leadership levels, and why collaboration is essential in today’s educational landscape. Whether you are an educator, aspiring administrator, parent, or community stakeholder, this episode offers a transparent look at how district leadership functions as a unified system. Season 4 begins with a clear message: leadership may operate at different levels, but it must always center on students. Listen now: Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/ei/pb-f56f8-1a59182 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-no-frills-teacher-podcast/id1676376653?i=1000751898008 Make sure to like the episode and subscribe so you do not miss upcoming conversations. Reviews on Podbean and Apple Podcasts are greatly appreciated. Your support helps elevate meaningful conversations about leadership, governance, and impact in our schools.

In this inspiring episode, host Joe Camps chats with children’s music legend Jack Hartmann — the award-winning educator and YouTube superstar with 5.24 million subscribers and over 3 billion views worldwide!   Jack shares how his background in child and clinical psychology inspired his company, Hop 2 It Music, and how his songs continue to transform classrooms across the globe. From rhythm and phonics to social skills and self-confidence, his music proves that learning is most powerful when it’s joyful.   Joe reflects on how Jack’s songs are staples in classrooms everywhere — helping students learn through movement, language, and positivity. They discuss the creative process behind Jack’s most beloved videos, how teachers can use music to support academic goals, and what’s next for one of education’s most trusted voices.   🎶 Because music doesn’t just teach — it motivates and moves us all.   🌐  Learn More & Listen Visit Jack’s official website: jackhartmann.com Watch and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVcQH8A634mauPrGbWs7QlQ  

Deputy Superintendent Dr. Kenneth Savage joins host Joe Camps for an inspiring conversation about leadership, innovation, and impact in public education. From his beginnings as a teacher and film student to his role as a district system leader, Dr. Savage shares how Lee County is transforming student outcomes through school turnarounds, regional leadership models, and data-driven decision-making.   Together, they discuss how the district is addressing teacher shortages, strengthening high-need schools, and building sustainable systems that support both educators and students. Dr. Savage highlights his philosophy of servant leadership, the importance of sustainability for educators, and the power of targeted regional supports and incentives to stabilize staffing and drive achievement across a large, diverse district. 🎧 Tune in for an honest and uplifting conversation about leadership, vision, and what it takes to build lasting change in education.

In Season 3, Episode 11, Joe Camps welcomes Golden Apple recipient and veteran fifth-grade teacher Paul Chilson. Paul shares his journey from Michigan to Florida, the importance of building strong student relationships, and memorable stories from his classroom.   The conversation dives into the Golden Apple experience, practical teaching advice for new educators, and Paul’s fondness for fishing outside of school.   An inspiring episode filled with wisdom, heart, and encouragement for teachers at every stage of their careers.

🎙️ Season 3, Episode 10 features Kaisha Louis — an award-winning teacher and children’s author who shows us how classroom lessons can become powerful stories. She takes us behind the scenes of writing Goldilocks and the Three Attempts at Government, and shares how immersive, hands-on learning, guest speakers, and community partnerships help engage students in meaningful ways. Kaisha also leads Youth in Government, helping young people write bills, debate them, and become active participants in civics. She discusses using backward design, involving families, and the lasting impact of creative learning in and out of the classroom. 📚 Grab her book: Goldilocks and the Three Attempts at Government — available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/5E55dpW 📸 Follow Kaisha on Instagram: @historyguruchannel

Season 3, Episode 9 features Dr. Joseph Restino discussing how collaboration, clear systems, and reciprocal accountability led to a historic 110-point improvement at Lemuel Teal Middle School. He explains his transition to Success Academy overseeing multiple special centers, the focus on structure and student supports, and the power of staff celebration and community partnerships. The episode also covers practical leadership advice, safety upgrades and training, and Dr. Restino’s experience presenting the school’s work to the Florida Department of Education.

Season 3, Episode 8 of the No Frills Teacher Podcast with host Joe Camps features Dr. Elijah Lefkowitz discussing the Boys & Girls Club, hands-on STEM projects, career exploration, and his theme-based approach to teaching that blends real-world experiences with classroom learning. The episode covers innovative programs like aviation and molecular gastronomy, the importance of differentiated and project-based learning, guidance for aspiring teachers, and how after-school programs help students discover passions and build life skills. Want to learn more? Visit www.bgclee.org

🎙️ Joe Camps sits down with Mark McCreary from the Lee County Mosquito Control District to highlight their innovative, standards-based outreach program that brings hands-on mosquito science to K–12 students. From exploring life cycles and ecosystem roles to learning about disease monitoring and cutting-edge control methods like biological larvicides and the sterile insect technique, students are experiencing science in action. Mark also shares: ✅ The impact of the program on student learning ✅ How virtual outreach is expanding access ✅ Teacher tips for boosting engagement (hint: less worksheets, more hands-on activities!) The focus? Engagement over compliance—reducing behavior issues while deepening student learning. 🦟 Want to learn more about Lee County Mosquito Education and the Lee County Mosquito Control District? 👉 Follow them on Facebook: •https://www.facebook.com/share/1DTTm4qh5F/?mibextid=wwXIfr • https://www.facebook.com/share/14GouvBvK5C/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 6 of the No Frills Teacher Podcast, featuring Chris Hull, the founder and president of Otus, a leading education technology company. In this episode, Chris shares his journey from a former seventh-grade teacher to leading Otus in providing innovative tools for educators. Discover how AI is transforming teaching and learning by simplifying tasks and providing valuable insights through personalized recommendations. Chris emphasizes the importance of responsible AI use, ensuring data security, and empowering teachers to focus on student engagement and success. Tune in for an enlightening discussion on embracing technology to enhance educational outcomes. Want to learn more about Otus? Visit www.otus.com

Join us in Season 3, Episode 5 of the No Frills Teacher Podcast, as we welcome Dr. Joseph Restino, the esteemed principal of Lemuel Teal Middle School in Lehigh Acres, Florida. Discover Dr. Restino's unique journey from finance to education and how he embraced the challenges of opening a brand new school. Dive into the concept of servant leadership, as Dr. Restino shares his experiences in building strong community partnerships and fostering a positive school culture. Get insights into the legacy of Lemuel Teal and the continuous pursuit of academic excellence under Dr. Restino's leadership. Don't miss this inspiring conversation about dedication, teamwork, and educational innovation.

Welcome to another insightful episode of the No Frills Teacher Podcast! In Season 3, Episode 4, host Joe Camps is joined by the distinguished Dr. Aditya Nagrath, whose expertise sheds light on the profound challenge of math anxiety among students. Join the conversation as Dr. Nagrath discusses the roots and repercussions of math anxiety, presenting evidence-based insights that reveal its long-term impacts on students' academic success and future earnings. Discover the surprising connection between early math skills and later reading proficiency, and learn how foundational math concepts can significantly influence a child's overall educational journey. Dr. Nagrath introduces practical tools for educators and parents to identify and address math anxiety, emphasizing the importance of believing in every student's potential and meeting them at their level of understanding. Gain a deeper understanding of math as a language and explore innovative teaching methodologies that encourage student engagement and participation. The episode also highlights Dr. Nagrath’s pioneering work with Elephant Learning, an online math academy that bridges learning gaps with game-based experiential learning, and demonstrates how students can achieve exceptional progress in mathematics. Embark on this enlightening exploration of strategies to empower students and cultivate a love for mathematics, transforming math anxiety into confidence and competence. Don't miss out on this informative and inspiring discussion! Listen now for transformative insights for all educators, parents, and learners. Want to learn more about Dr. Aditya Nagrath and Elephant Learning? Visit www.elephantlearning.com

Join host Joe Camps in Season 3, Episode 3 of the No Frills Teacher Podcast as he welcomes Adam James, founder and CEO of Mindful Journey. In this captivating episode titled "Mindful Journey," Adam shares his incredible life story, revealing how he overcame personal challenges to inspire others through his advocacy for mental health and mindfulness. Discover how Adam transformed his life's adversities into a message of hope and resilience, advocating for educators and organizations to focus on mental wellness. From his early struggles with communication to finding his true calling, he discusses the importance of self-care for educators, the shifts needed in today's culture, and how mindfulness plays a crucial role on this journey. Dive into Adam's experiences officiating NCAA Division I men's basketball and learn how his passion for overcoming obstacles aligns with his mission to support educational and corporate sectors alike. Through sharing stories and personal trials, both Adam and Joe emphasize the importance of keeping your "why" at the forefront, providing invaluable insights for new and seasoned educators alike. Connect with Adam's powerful message and explore how embracing vulnerability can lead to personal and professional growth.

In this episode of the No Frills Teacher Podcast, host Joe Camps dives into the challenging realities faced by educators in the current educational system. Despite the playful reference to Taylor Swift in the title, the focus is a serious exploration of how the system itself is failing teachers more than ever, leading to an exodus from the profession. Joe discusses his personal journey and insights gained from conducting a statewide survey in Florida, revealing critical areas that need attention for improving teacher retention. From inadequate working conditions and inconsistent discipline policies to the importance of respect and support from administrators and parents, Joe sheds light on what truly matters to teachers beyond salary concerns. Join the conversation as Joe shares the top findings from his survey and offers fresh perspectives on how systematic changes can better support and retain both new and veteran teachers, ensuring they feel valued and heard in their critical roles within the education system.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 1 of the No Frills Teacher Podcast! In this season premiere host Joe Camps is joined by his special guest Marshall Bower, President and CEO of the Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, Inc. Join us as we delve into the impactful work of the foundation, its history, and its mission to bridge the gap between the business community and educators. Marshall shares insightful stories about the foundation's programs, including the prestigious Golden Apple Teacher Recognition Program and the innovative Golden Futures initiative aimed at addressing the national teacher shortage. Learn how the foundation's efforts are making a significant difference in the lives of educators and students in Southwest Florida. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about education, community involvement, and the future of our schools. Don't miss out on this inspiring conversation that highlights the importance of supporting our teachers and enriching the educational landscape. Interested in learning more about The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, Inc. visit www.leeschoolfoundation.org

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 14 of the No Frills Teacher podcast. Tonight, Joe Camps is joined by Dr. Emily Levy, an educational expert and advocate for students with special education needs. Dr. Levy shares her journey from finance to founding EBL Coaching, which supports students with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning challenges. In this episode, Dr. Levy discusses the importance of empowering students by building their self-esteem and academic skills, and she provides insights into effective teaching strategies for students with learning disabilities. She also touches on her five-year research study on alternative strategies for teaching reading comprehension. Additionally, Dr. Levy highlights the significance of Brain Awareness Month and the latest advancements in understanding brain functions related to learning disabilities. She also shares her views on the future of education, including the potential benefits of AI in the classroom. Don't miss this insightful conversation and learn how to better support students with special education needs. For more information, visit www.eblcoaching.com and follow them on social media @ebl_coaching

In the 13th episode of the No Frills Teacher Podcast's second season, we have an inspiring conversation with esteemed educator, Maria Rose. Maria shares a deep dive into her illustrious teaching journey, highlighting her dedication, passion, and the transformational impact she's had on her students over a 30-year career. Hear firsthand how she went from winning the coveted Golden Apple Award to being named the Lee County Teacher of the Year. Maria narrates the joy of presenting golden apple trophies to her students, and her emotional surprise nomination for the Lee County Teacher of the Year. Having devoted her life to shaping the future leaders, her tales of love, perseverance and dedication are for educators and education enthusiasts alike. This episode also sheds a spotlight on the importance of parental involvement and the teaching profession's pragmatic struggles. In a candid discussion, Maria expounds on the joy of developing children's literacy skills, the significant role of reading fluency and comprehension, and the importance of fostering strong bonds with parents. She also underlines the necessity for teachers to adapt and learn from each other while providing useful advice for new teachers. The episode ends with Maria sharing her belief that teaching is an act of love, and highlighting how perseverance and passion can bring about a transformational impact in a child's life. Tune in to this episode for a rich insight on the rewarding journey of a passionate teacher and how she continues to inspire future generations.

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 12 of the No Frills Teacher Podcast, where our host, Joe Camps, delves into the current crisis of underpaid teachers in Florida. Backed by his own experiences as an educator, Joe discusses the implications of Florida's teacher pay rate dropping to 50th place nationwide according to a recent NEA report. He asserts the importance of raising awareness for this pivotal issue, believing that it is unacceptable for educators to bear the additional burden of needing second, or even third, jobs to survive financially. This episode reveals the hard truth that despite Florida's booming economy, teachers in the state remain severely underpaid. The prevailing argument that lesser pay is justifiable due to Florida's historically low cost of living is debunked as Joe refers to facts illustrating that the state's living costs have significantly increased over time. As inflation has consistently outpaced teachers' salaries, the latter are no longer keeping up with the daily living costs in the state. Furthermore, Joe asserts that the need to resolve this issue is not simply for the benefit of teachers. It is also crucial in addressing the teacher shortage in the state of Florida. With data from the NEA showing more than 7,500 vacancies for teachers and educational support staff in January 2024 alone, the urgency to prioritize this problem is clearer than ever. Joe argues that the state must find a way to make the teaching profession more appealing to new educators while also retaining veteran teachers to guide the next generation of educators. Amid the entire discussion around teacher pay, Joe also turns a critical eye towards edutocrats in upper management who earn six-figure salaries while spending little-to-no time in classrooms. This episode underscores the need for transparency and reassessment in financial allocation for creating a more equitable pay scheme that acknowledges teachers' impacts in shaping the future. Lastly, Joe invites listeners to continue their professional development through a number of resources accessible online. The episode serves as a reminder that while the journey may be tough, educators are making a long-term difference on a level that cannot be monetarily quantified.

Welcome to The No-Frills Teacher Podcast! 🎙️ In Season 2, Episode 11, dive into the fascinating world of virtual education with our special guest, Taylor Ashby. As a dedicated teacher at Florida Virtual School, Taylor brings a unique perspective on guiding high school students through the virtual learning experience. Tune in to discover the virtues of virtual schooling, as Taylor shares insights, experiences, and the impact on students' lives. Plus, get an exclusive look into Taylor's role with Recliner Sports Reporters, where they dissect NFL highlights. Don't miss this engaging episode featuring the 2022 Foundation for Lee County Public Schools Inc. Golden Apple Recipient! Available on all major podcast platforms. 🎧 #NoFrillsTeacherPodcast #VirtualEducation #NFLInsights Looking to support Taylor and his wife Alex as they raise awareness for Cystic Fibrosis. Make sure to check out their Fundraising page for “The Crossing” https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0sDivu9CcVpPQdnpHUUZtMRtVh6N7k4MtNpjP9miu9seZWgw92h8WR4wB1vpzQ6Lwl&id=585534899 Don't forget to catch Taylor Ashby as he discusses all things football! Recliner sports reporters https://www.facebook.com/reclinersports?mibextid=LQQJ4d

The No-Frills Teacher Podcast is back for 2024 and this time we are reaching for the stars! Join host Joe Camps and his special guest, Education Project Manager with the International Space Station National Laboratory, Courtney Black as they discuss Courtney’s journey from the classroom to the cosmos! New to 2024 we will be highlighting each guest’s contribution to education. Educator highlight: Courtney served for fourteen years as a fourth through eighth grade science educator in Lee County, Florida. She has presented at numerous national conferences illustrating innovative lessons and ways to incorporate space science into any curriculum. In her district, she coordinated an ARISS (Amateur Radio on the International Space Station) contact with her school in 2018 and an In-Flight Educational Downlink event with the entire district in 2020. Courtney received multiple educator awards and is an educator member of the AIAA, Civil Air Patrol, JPL’s Solar System Ambassadors, and Space Center Houston’s SEEC Crew. At the ISS National Lab, she manages the Space Station Ambassador program and the James A. Abrahamson Space Leaders Fellowship. She works with scores of educational partners to leverage science on the ISS for educational purposes. Her educational philosophy is rooted in the support and training of educators to reach, teach, and inspire the next generation of STEMists and space explorers.

Elected Superintendents? Not common, but perhaps it can be a game changer for a school district. Join host Joe Camps and his special guest Melissa Holland as they discuss the benefits and apprehensions of moving from an appointed superintendent to an elected one. Does experience matter when it comes to the top position in a school system? Is change always good? Should politics be a factor when choosing a candidate? All this and more on The No-Frills Teacher Podcast! Want to stay informed on the candidates who are running for Superintendent in Lee County, Florida? Make sure to check out www.denisecarlin.com

Start spreading the news, The Sanibel School Seahorse Chorale is performing at Carnegie Hall, but they need your support! Join host Joe Camps and his featured guest, Joey Giangreco, music director of The Sanibel School, as they discuss the current state of music in education and his students once in a lifetime opportunity of singing in The Big Apple! Want to support a great cause and make these New York dreams a reality? Visit https://sanibelschoolfund.betterworld.org

Three couples, all educators! This is episode 7 of The No-Frills Teacher Podcast! Join host Joe Camps and his special guests Paul & Jaclyn Holimon, Steven & Bianca McGinley, and Alexis Camputaro (Joe Camps’ wife) as they share stories of lesson plans and love! Is it better to be married to a fellow educator or leave the classroom separate from the household? Most importantly, which couple will walk away being crowned The Newlywed Game (Teacher Edition) Champions!

Fact or Myth: Do the clothes you wear make you a better teacher? Join host Joe Camps as he takes the comfort out of uncomfortable attire. Like this podcast? Superfan? Fellow No-Frillian? Make sure to subscribe for all things No-Frills!

Can there ever be change in education if we all follow the status quo? Join host Joe Camps and his special guest Dr. Nathan Buehler as they examine the limitations and frustrations of adhering to the status quo in the teaching profession. Like this podcast?? Make sure to leave a review and follow us for more exciting episodes!

Are you living in the Valley of Despair? Kid trash your classroom? Never ending PLC? We’ve all been there! Join host Joe Camps as he navigates the first livestream episode of The No-Frills Teacher Podcast. Make no bones about it, this is an episode you don’t want to miss!

Overworked and severely underpaid , this is the life of a Lee County teacher. State mandates keep increasing, classroom behaviors are getting worse, coverage for classes is lacking, yet teachers are expected to do more without adequate compensation. When will we collectively reach a breaking point? If teachers are expected to meet the basic needs of students, should we not have our own basic needs met as well? Join host Joe Camps and special guest Teacher Association of Lee County Secretary Anna Whitten as they discuss the financial struggles of teachers and share the ongoings of current negotiations to improve teacher pay.

Can you smell the smug in the air tonight? Actually, it isn’t smug at all but rather self-righteousness in education. What is a traditional teacher to do?!

Beneficial or pointless? Where do you stand on the lesson plan debate? On the Season 2 premiere of The No-Frills Teacher Podcast, host Joe Camps does the improbable and questions the point of planning for planning’s sake! It is a season premiere that you don’t want to miss! Love The No-Frills Teacher Podcast? Make sure to follow us on all major podcast platforms! Have a suggestion for a future episode? We are all ears! Is there something you’d like to say about a particular episode? Reviews are appreciated!

Get those tissues ready because it is back to school baby! Whether you are overly enthusiastic and skipping down those newly waxed floors or grabbing your t.v. remote a little tighter, there is no denying the magic and stress of returning to work after summer break.

Poor pay, micromanaging, and no flexibility in teaching. These are just a few issues that are plaguing the teaching profession and causing educators to leave the profession in droves. When will this stop? Or, is it too late to save the profession of education in America?

Bans, books, and festivals, Oh My! Join host Joe Camps and 2021 Golden Apple recipient and author of the YA trilogy, 18 Things Jamie Ayres as they discuss the current climate of education and what it takes to be an ELA teacher navigating the uncharted waters of state mandates while keeping students engaged in reading! This episode is 🔥

Educators roll out!! It is time to transform your classrooms for the new school year! Join host Joe Camps and special guest 2021 Golden Apple recipient Melissa Holland as they discuss classroom transformations. Whether you already do classroom transformations, are looking to transform your classroom, or want to learn what classroom transformation is all about, this is the episode for you!

Nothing makes a teacher cringe more than the saying, “Must be nice to get your summers off.” After all, if we are truly being honest with ourselves, teachers do not get a true “summer vacation”. What teachers do get is a pile up of professional development obligations, making ends meet through working second jobs or side gigs, setting up classrooms, learning new state standards, and supporting their school through leadership opportunities. Episode 14 debunks the myth of summer vacation and brings to light the reality of what it is like to be a teacher during those hot summer months! If you have enjoyed The No-Frills Teacher Podcast, please consider leaving a review and following the podcast. Being a follower will keep you updated on new episodes, and your review will be instrumental in helping others discover this podcast. Your support is greatly appreciated!

How do you balance a very full plate as an educator without burning out? Is it even possible? Teacher guilt is real and whether you are a novice educator or a veteran we all have felt it at one point in our career. Join host Joe Camps, and his special guest 2022 Golden Apple Recipient and education rockstar Taylor Ashby as they examine what teacher guilt is and what impact it has on our students and our families. This is an episode you do not want to miss!

To Bribe, Or Not To Bribe? That is the question. Is it better to give that Jolly Rancher, or withhold for internal pride? Dust off that treasure box of yours because we are about to take a deep dive into the world of classroom bribery!

In this highly anticipated episode of The No-Frills Teacher Podcast, 2023 School District of Lee County Teacher of the Year and all around great guy Steven McGinley joins us as our very first guest! Our conversation takes a deep dive into the need of reconnecting with educators and students on a professional and personal level post-covid. Joined by host Joe Camps, Steven shares his personal experiences and observations as a Peer Collaborative Teacher on ways to support teachers beyond the first year of teaching and help foster relationships in the education community. This is an episode that you do not want to miss! 🤩

What came first, the content creator or the expert in the classroom? 🤔 Episode 10 explores the possibility of social media content hurting educators instead of helping them. Should there be accountability for best practice content that is shared with errors? Does it really matter if you have a large following? All this and more on The No-Frills Teacher Podcast!

Who cares about unpaid overtime and taking a pile of work home daily when once a year you can get free food. Episode 9 explores the origin of National Teacher Appreciation Day and what it means to truly be appreciated. So, grab your favorite personalized coffee mug and that candy bar with the clever note that was left in your office mailbox and take a well deserved moment for yourself. After all, today is your day! 🍎

I'm all about that apology, 'bout that apology , no trouble. Episode 8 takes a closer look at Meghan Trainor and her “apology” for recent comments made about teachers on her podcast. Is this simply a case of putting her foot in her mouth or does the queen of bass really believe teachers deserve the one finger salute?

“I don’t get no respect” is the mantra of the Veteran Teacher. Why is that? Episode 7 takes a closer look at the veteran teacher and a few reasons why the veteran teacher is leaving the profession in droves. Buckle up! It is going to be a bumpy ride down truthville!

The era of the teacherpreneur has arrived, but what exactly is a teacherpreneur and why do sites like TPT cling to their clipart? Hold on to your Helvetica font as it is not always champagne wishes and Calibri dreams!

Chocolate vs. Vanilla, Lebron vs. MJ, NSync vs Backstreet Boys. All great debates, however none may be more heated than the greatest debate of all … Homework vs. No Homework. Join your host The No-Frills Teacher as he tackles this age old question in education that still has teachers divided present day. Which side are you on? 🤔

Can you be iconic in the classroom while being a fashion icon? Tonight’s episode of The No-Frills Teacher Podcast addresses the influence of fashion in the classroom and how Gen Z educators utilize social media to help fashionably challenged educators across the globe.

Is “teacher burnout” real or just an excuse for educators to complain? Episode 3 takes a deeper look at what factors lead to “teacher burnout” and what teachers really want. So, grab your headphones, grab some popcorn, and share your thoughts with fellow keyboard warriors to once and for all settle the debate on whether “teacher burnout” is fact or fiction!

What defines the “Exceptional Teacher”? Does Fake News belong in the classroom?

Who is The No-Frills Teacher? What does it mean to be No-Frills in the classroom? Lastly, will I get more than two people to listen to my podcast? 😑