Click below to hear how and why I teach biology the way I do: Biology has always been my first love, and this episode felt like the perfect moment to come back to it. After spending the past year deep in physical science revamps, I realized how much I missed
Click below to hear how to use study guides for high school science classes: Something I realized early in my teaching career is that most students have absolutely no clue how to prepare for tests. Sure, some schools are stepping away from traditional summative assessments, but I still see a
Click play to hear 3 things to stop doing to lighten your teacher workload: I’ve sat through a lot of professional development over the years, and I can honestly say I don’t remember a single one that ever took something off my plate. It was always more – more initiatives,
Click play to hear how to reset classroom management: Mid-year is when the cracks start to show: expectations fade, routines get sloppy, and classroom management starts to feel heavier than it should. In this episode, I’m talking to those of you who are still with the same students and wondering
Click play to hear simple goal setting for the new semester: Happy New Year, teacher friends! There’s something powerful about that “new year, fresh start” energy, but it can quickly turn overwhelming once social media starts shouting a thousand different ways to reinvent your life. Between the must-have products, color-coded
Click play to hear a scientific approach to parent communication: It’s countdown time to the end of the year, and I could not be more excited to share our top episode! In this replay, I sit down with Mandy Farrar, a phenomenal high school chemistry and physics teacher with a
Click below to hear scientific inquiry teaching strategies: The end is in sight, and this episode is my love letter to you as we close out the year together. I’m feeling equal parts grateful, energized, and full-on new year, new me energy as I share the number two most-listened-to episode
Click below to hear tips for teaching AP Biology: I’m kicking off week three of our year-end countdown by re-sharing one of the top five episodes of 2025 – a guest conversation that clearly resonated with all of you. I joke that you prefer hearing other people talk on
Click below to hear Macee’s teaching tips and how she achieves work/life balance: This month, we’re counting down to the new year with your top five favorite 2025 episodes, and oh my goodness, I am not at all surprised that my conversation with Macee Huseman cracked the top five.
Click below to hear tips for your high achievers: Happy December, teacher friends! The holiday chaos is officially here, and I know I’m not the only one juggling jam-packed calendars and endless school events. With classrooms buzzing and to-do lists growing, this is the perfect time to give ourselves permission
Click below to hear 4 ways AI can support you: AI may be getting better every day, but I’m still convinced of one thing: it is not coming for my job anytime soon. I’ve said it all year – AI struggles with science, and I’m not budging on that stance…
Click below to hear how and why I teach anatomy the way I do: Anatomy holds a special place in my heart. There’s just something epic about the human body that never gets old! This week, I’m sharing why I teach anatomy the way I do, and how I designed