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Season 2 of the Morning Meeting Podcast is coming to a close. The past episodes have been full of knowledge. To wrap up this season, we will talk about what’s about to come for the next season and some random thoughts about hot topics in educat
Teaching has historically been regarded as one of the highest callings. They play a key role in the development of children and provide important information that prepares pupils for life in the real world. In this episode of Morning Meeting, w
In today’s episode, we are going to be talking about Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support (PBIS) with my guest and a dear friend of mine, Dr. Karen Robbie. After 23 years of serving as a classroom teacher, Dr. Karen Robbie went back fo
Music is in our lives every single day. It’s a universal thing that can bind us in so many different ways. That is one of many reasons why music teacher, Taylor Nardone, says it’s important for kids to learn it early. Music is everywhere. Kids
Every student deserves a quality education which we teachers do our best to provide every day. However, some students may not connect to the standard lesson plan despite our best intentions. As an adult who suffers from ADHD, I know how it feel
I have never met an early childhood educator that could not relate to feeling lost when introducing young learners to new concepts. It starts with a glazed-over look of confusion and slowly moves around the classroom as each child checks out! W
How do we create learning environments that concentrate on developing students into critical thinkers? Let's be honest ... the way we speak to communicate with our family and friends and how we teach writing and language in academia are very di
Do you remember your first trip to a museum? Each year, school districts across the United States students take a trip to their city's museums to discover art, culture, and history. As educators, we are responsible for introducing our students
Students usher into our classroom each school year, eager to learn and take on new challenges. As Early Childhood Educators, it is up to us to present the world to them and help them explore without overwhelming their curious minds. This week's
There are very few Instagram accounts that inspire me, like Hugo Basurto's. Hugo is a Houston, Texas-Based Educator that believes in Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP). His feed is a celebration of each child's uniqueness and a place f
Episode Highlights:[00:02:26] Friendly reminder on the importance of nursing rhymes[00:02:44] The first phonological skill children learn [00:04:04] The Morning Meeting song [00:06:04] The Science of Reading (SOR) debate continues - Phonemic a
The squeakiest wheel gets the oil - but NOT in my classroom! I have a rule, no excited outbursts (aka blurting), and hand waving during instruction time. For early childhood educators, classroom management is always a little tricky! The average
What Is The Best Way To Teach Students To Read? The debate around the Science of Reading is getting exciting, and I love it. Lively discussions show just how passionate early childhood educators are about providing our young scholars with the b
Welcome to Part II: Teaching Through A Pandemic. If you are an early childhood educator, you entered this school year with both hope and apprehension. All across the nation, educators were promised that their safety and the wellbeing of their s
If You're Building Your Classroom Library, You Don't Want To Miss This Episode. Early Educators have so many opportunities to introduce children to new things. As an educator who loves reading and writing, I am beyond excited to open our classr
For many educators, the signs, symptoms, and stigmas surrounding ADHD make it challenging to feel confident in understanding this disorder. Much less how to deal with young learners who are/or maybe coping with it. In honor of ADHD Awareness Mo
We don't start off as good teachers, despite our best intentions. The truth is most new teachers aren't. Luckily, young learners are resilient and learn as long as they are in a supportive environment. While learning curves are to be expected,
Do you want to learn how you can encourage your students to bring their voices forward? Are you interested in connecting with young learners on their level? In today's episode of The Morning Meeting, Early Education Teacher, Speaker, and Consul
Three Simple Ways to Build Relationships with Students from the StartDo you wonder how you can begin to establish meaningful relationships with your students before school even begins? Research shows that constructive teacher-student relationsh
What If You Don’t Have to Decorate Your Classroom?What if you don’t HAVE to decorate your classroom? What if you don’t HAVE to spend your own money at Target and the Dollar Store? You don’t. I know many teachers love to spend their money and
Time to get vulnerable. This last school year has been a... journey. A Frodo heading to Mount Doom to get rid of the Ring journey. When I got into my car on the last day of school, I literally said, "It is done." And I probably looked like Fr
In this introductory episode of Morning Meeting, Matt Halpern, a passionate early childhood educator, with almost twenty years of early childhood education experience, introduces himself and the podcast. Matt has a passion for helping kids love
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