This is a show where you will learn what it's like to be a teacher. You will hear fascinating stories from educators about students, parents, admin, and more!
Chris Kulemeier is a first year teacher at Copper Hills High School in West Jordan, Utah!
Tommy Seijo is a former educator who taught in Asheville, North Carolina for 20 years. (He called himself a dinosaur in the beginning of the episode because he's been around awhile)
He's Currently a real estate agent in Asheville, NC so if you're looking for a home in North Carolina look him up at the Hinton Reality Group!
Check out this story about the worst lesson I've ever taught!
Music:
Sleepy Fish - Winter Winter
Lofi Geek - I woke up in the future
Here's the story of a student that tried his best to save an eraser.
Music -
Deep Dreams - Lofi Geek
I woke up in the future - Lofi Geek
It's the 100th day of school!!! Here is a story of me convincing my third graders that I'm 99 years old.
Kimberly Crump Story was a middle grades teacher for 32 years in foothills of North Carolina.
Take a listen to what happens in my class the second time we played musical chairs :)
Songs:
Laffey - Midnight
Sleepy Fish - No more fires
Here is a short story about musical chairs that I wanted to share with you! I played musical chairs with my kindergarten class and it was a very interesting time!
Songs:
All In Good Spirit - Mamma aiuto
Chop City - Middle School
Nostalgic - Kochetkovv
So this is a short five minute episode about my first day as a teacher! as I continue in the classroom I'll keep you guys updated with stories about students and my experience in the classroom.
Songs :
Our Year - Stuffed Tomato
Mmmm - G Mills and HM Surf
Max is a music educator who recently received a degree from Western Carolina University.
A graduate from Western Carolina University, Elliott Froehbrodt is an educator at Smithfield-Selma Senior High School where he teaches Civics and economics. he also works with the AVID (Advanced Via Individual Determination) program at the high school which prepares students for four year universities.