EDURecharge

EDURecharge: Inspiration for educators to and from school.

This podcast offers uplifting dialogue to inspire and recharge classroom teachers. The practical strategies we discuss will help teachers create safe, positive and student led classrooms.

The inspiration for EDURecharge stems from a passion for helping new and veteran teachers be the best versions of themselves.

Stay connected on Twitter and Facebook @EDURechargeNews for announcements and podcast content including classroom resources and photos.

Recharge 17: Self-Preservation

May 1, 2019

This is part II in a three part series. In Recharge 17, we discuss practical ways to conserve energy in order to stay healthy and reserve enough energy to finish strong.

Recharge 16: Priorities

Jan 23, 2019

Welcome to 2019. We are glad to be back recording our podcast. It's a new year with new interests and familiar responsibilities. It's important to prioritize your life and the work you do this new year. Do what you love. Make time for those things that are most important. Get recharged for the new year!

Recharge 15: Facilitating Difficult Conversations Around Gun Violence

May 21, 2018

It saddens me that two more school shootings happened before I could publish this podcast about recent gun violence in schools.

Here are our thoughts on teaching to "gun violence kids"--students who have lived with the threat of gun violence since they started school. If you teach middle school or high school, most of...

Recharge 14: Social Justice for All Students

Feb 15, 2018

Megan Gross--California Teacher of the Year and Final Four National Teacher of the Year--joins us again to discuss social justice for our SPED and EL students. Inclusion for these kids is imperative. We must be deliberate with our planning and respond with urgency.

Recharge 13: Creating Inclusive Culture Based on Safety, Support, and Belonging

Jan 30, 2018

We are honored to have Megan Gross--the 2017 California Teacher of the Year and National Final Four Teacher of the Year--join us to talk about creating inclusive culture in a classroom and in a school. You will be inspired and recharged by the stories of acceptance and compassion.