They Behave For Me

How do you narrow the disadvantaged gap, and where does job satisfaction come from?

Sep 27, 2024
Dive into the complexities of behavior management in schools and hear humorous anecdotes about the chaos of Jewish festivals impacting classroom life. Discover the importance of empathy in leadership and how human connection builds motivation among disengaged students. The discussion also tackles the intricate dynamics of teacher morale and the collective effort needed to support disadvantaged pupils. Ethical concerns around teacher social media practices provide a thought-provoking end to this enlightening conversation.
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ANECDOTE

Pink High-Vis

  • Amy Forrester bought a pink high-vis vest to avoid wasps.
  • Wasps are drawn to yellow, but pink repels them, improving her outdoor work experience.
ANECDOTE

Listener Praise & Empathy

  • Adam Boxer shares a listener's comment praising the podcast's honesty about difficult conversations.
  • He emphasizes the importance of empathy from school leaders, especially regarding behavior management.
INSIGHT

"They Behave For Me"

  • The phrase "they behave for me" is often untrue and insensitive.
  • It ignores the speaker's context and the teacher's emotional burden.
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