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11/11/2018

Monday Meditations #12

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​Be Right or Be Happy

“Do I want to be right? Or do I want to be happy?” 
This is a quote from one of my favorite authors; Richard Carlson, from the book Shortcut through Therapy: Ten Principles of Growth-Oriented, Contented Living

​Letting Go

This very idea of 'being right' pops up many time throughout my life. Most people believe they possess an astute sense of self-awareness. Eventually, we uncover our need to be understood, but do we really?
Is being understood necessary to be happy? 

Letting go of being wrong or tricking the brain by pretending may feel like a huge weight being released from the body. If we have to be right or understood all the time — that alone puts pressure on us to keep defending our stance. The invisible stress bubble enlarges to a point of being uncomfortable. None of us like to be corrected. We want everyone to understand where we are coming from and see our perspective. Unfortunately, we will fail if that is the goal we are trying to achieve.

Stop correcting and let go. You have to decide what is more important.
  1. Keeping your ego filled...
  2. Seeing other people in your life happy...
Start listening and trying to understand their point of view.

I’m not saying for others to be right ALL the time, but what I am saying is how about letting them be right considerably more...

I’m reminded by the “Behavior Doctor” Dr. Laura Riffel speaking on student behaviors. She told the story of her son wanting to always be right, and his ability to debate aggressively at the age of three. He is now a district attorney so he found his calling. With her husband’s help they came upon the phrase “probably so” anytime they were in a debate with their son. They would try and argue their point and never win regardless of the topic. So, they decided to start saying 'probably so' to the argument. This stopped the future attorney in his tracks and there wasn’t anything to say to that four syllable phrase.

So, next time you are in a debate or argument try adding the phrase “probably so” to the conversation as an experiment to see what happens, you might be pleasantly surprised.

How about a simple action plan this week.  
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Think of a family member, friend, coworker, student, or even an acquaintance that you might have overstepped or argued with and...

Try any one or all 3 Things: 
  1. Write a handwritten thank you note to say how you appreciate them being in your life or a positive comment
  2. Text them the same note
  3. Next time you see this person tell them how much you appreciate them in your life
This is just a simple way of letting them know you care, and maybe next argument or debate you will stop yourself and say “probably so…”

Our word of the week is: 
Unfeigned
Adjective
genuine; or sincere.
All eyes in the classroom immediately sparked with unfeigned interest.
Try using it this week in conversation.
Happy Monday! 

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9/29/2017

Episode #31 - Brian Sztabnik

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Talks with Teachers - Brian Sztabnik 

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I love all the guests I've had on the podcast so far, but this guest was special because I don't think I would have started this podcasting adventure if it wasn't for the inspiration Brian gave without even knowing me. His podcast "Talks With Teachers" is one of the most popular educational podcasts out there. He brings inspiring stories from some of the best teachers around. When I was still in my infant stage of teaching I started listening to this podcast and realized that it was okay to fail, some of the best teachers in the nation had bad days and lessons go terribly wrong. In 2013 was when I started listening. I would listen in the car on my way to work, morning runs in the icy cold weather to warm me up - corny I know. But true. It gave me ideas on how to be better, and it also helped me to stop being so hard on myself. Here are some of my favorite episodes of his podcast: ​
  1. Todd Finley
  2. Dorina Sackman
  3. Ariel Sacks
  4. Jessica Lahey
  5. Jeff Charboneau
  6. Starr Stackstein
  7. Joy Kirr
  8. Vicki Davis
  9. Nicole Lemme 
  10. Sarah Brown Wessling

In this episode we discuss
  • His first 3 years 
  • Letters to the New York Times
  • Brian's persistence to pursue
  • Scariest thing he's ever done
  • Love of reading
  • On The Road by Jack Kerouac
  • Finding balance with all the things
  • Inspiring teachers
  • Talks With Teachers 
  • Writing Process
  • Pearl Jam
  • Morning Routine
  • The Daily Teacher Journal 
    1. What I hope to accomplish today
    2. What will I teach my students
    3. How will I make a difference
  • Teach Like A Pirate by Dave Burgess
  • War of Art by Stephen Pressfield
  • Where are we going as teachers? 
  • #aplitchat​
Where to find Brian
website
twitter
aplithelp
dailyteacher 
edutopia

Great quotes from the episode

"Having children changes you as a teacher because you finally realize what's it's like to want the world for someone else." Sarah Brown Wessling

"For me it was to inspire teachers." (When discussing why he started Talks With Teachers) - Brian Sztabnik

"The best thing to do is get it our there." Brian Sztabnik

"On Facebook, On Twitter, On Instagram people are in a way ​cropping their own lives and revealing what they want to show people but when we talk about failure in a way we are opening ourselves in ways we normally don't - Because no one likes to talk about how we failed, but I think it's so crucial to see that successful people struggle just as much as anybody else. And if anything the failure informs the way in which they became successful." Brian Sztabnik

"One Day I will find the right words and they will be simple." Jack Kerouac
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7/13/2017

Episode 25 - How to Become a Voice Actor with Sean Carney

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by Jon Belt

Guest Speaker: Sean Carney

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Stay hungry Stay foolish." Steve Jobs
On today’s episode, we have Sean Carney, and this episode is a little different from previous shows because Sean isn’t a teacher in the traditional sense. He will be teaching us some things today about his profession. so think of it as a guest speaker to the classroom. A few years back, I taught a 7th grade ELA class and I had a quiet student named Logan, but Logan had a talent. He had the deepest voice I've ever heard from a 7th grader. Lets just say I would have enjoyed listening to him read Apple's Terms & Conditions pages we all love to NOT read. Sean is a voice actor, who recently graduated from Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY and received his degree in Integrated Marketing Communications,  with a Minor in Communication Studies focused on public speaking. He was looking to pay for expenses at college his freshman year in 2013 and heard about an online platform called Fiverr - and after about a year he committed to it full time. He is now the top rated voice-over actor on that site, and in the last four years has completed well over four-thousand gigs. Sean drops everything you need to know to get into the voice over business. We discuss actions you can take today, tools and resources for those aspiring to be in his industry, teachers that influenced his success, and even what microphone to use.

Show Notes
  • Professional Voice Actor and why he does it
  • Signing up for freelance websites his freshman year
  • Sean's Fiverr account
  • What does voice-over mean? 
  • School makes an impact in Sean's life
  • Teachers that made an impact
    • Christopher Wheatley (Radio Program at Ithaca College)
    • Sally Vartuli - Media Production Teacher
  • The 3 things Sean would teach on how to get into voice acting.  
  • Tools to use in order to produce a Demo
  • The 3 actions steps you could take today
  • David Caplan - Top Voice-Over Actor
Admire people who are better than you and you'll better yourself because there is going to be somebody looking up to you." Sean Carney
  • 3 habits that help Sean succeed in business
    1. Be ready to work all hours and 7 days a week
    2. Make every customer VIP
    3. Learn new skills to offer
  • Pronouncing words like 'While' are not as easy as it looks
  • Scariest thing Sean has done
  • Best purchase under $100
  • Theme music
Fake it til you make it." Adam Ellick
Voice-Over Links mentioned in the show
Fiverr

Voices
Voices123

Audio Software mentioned in the show
Audacity 
Garageband
Adobe Audition
Pro Tools 

Microphones/Mixing Boards mentioned in the show
AT 2035 XLR
AT 2020
Peavey 6 Mixing Board
​Focusrite - Scarlett 2i2
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​Where to find Sean
Sean's Website
Sean's Twitter

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4/10/2017

Episode 15 - Matt Shellenberger

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In this episode, we get to know a Physical Education teacher, podcast host, and former ball boy for the Oklahoma City Thunder - Matt Shellenberger. He graduated from Southern Nazarene University with a degree in Sports Information and working towards an M.Ed in Educational Leadership at his alma mater. I've taught and coached with Matt the last three years at my current school. Matt is a relationship builder with not only his students, but his coworkers. He has the positive demeanor and attitude most parents desire as a role model for their child. We learn about his background as a Sports Information major to what changed his path away from that career. He discusses some failures in the classroom and as a coach. 

The ongoing theme from past episodes is 'building relationships with students' being THE factor to becoming an effective teacher. Matt gives some tips on how he builds those relationships and some simple rituals he has throughout the days. 

SHOW NOTES
Intro: Fun Fact 
  • Changing paths from Sports Information to Teaching
  • Jobs during college
  • Team attendant for the Oklahoma City Thunder 
    • duties
    • Favorite and least favorite players
  • Sports Information & the switch
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  • "I really wasn't that good around kids until I became a teacher." 
  • Family of teachers
  • Failure in teaching and what Matt learned from it
  • Reading as a punishment
  • Failing as a coach - "An opposing fan yelled at me..." 
  • "Building relationships with each kid" 
  • Tips for building relationships
    1. Learn about the student interests 
    2. Build trust (1 on 1 conversations)
    3. Go to there games and events
  • Stereotype of a Physical Education teacher
    • "When they get into a gym it's a different mindset" 
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  • Broadcasting & Sports
  • Rituals
    • Exercise
    • Reading articles before bed on Twitter
  • Mentors in life
    • Critical when needing to be critical
    • Honest, smart, funny
    • JAG Lawyer who got me interested in law
      • Made a difficult class easy
        • Giving great examples 
        • Using narratives
        • Sports aspect
        • "He knew subjects that we would like"
  • Best purchase under $100 
  • Book to gift to someone
    • ​"Even though he has billions of dollars, he's empty..."
  • Podcast recommendations
  • Theme music when walking into his gym​

Find Matt on Twitter
@mattshelly6
@theprospects23
Books and Links mentioned in the show 
"Shoe Dog" by Phil Knight
"The Giver" by Lois Lowry
Southern Nazarene University
Breaking Bad & Mad Men
Oklahoma City Thunder (Nick Collison & James Harden) 
"Shots" (Broiler Remix) by Imagine Dragons
Beats by Dre Pill 
Revenge of the Nerds - Movie
​Chronotype by Michael Brues
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Jensen Ackles from the CW's "Supernatural"
Podcast  & Apps mentioned in the show
Sooner Scoop 
Twitter, Amazon, Sports Animal, & Skordle
The Prospects

Previous episodes mentioned
Episode #12 - Allie Newcomb

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3/15/2017

Episode 12 - Allie Newcomb

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Middle School Connection

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In this episode, we meet Allie Newcomb. Allie brings many tools into her classroom, including building student relationships, trying new things, and whole brain teaching. Allie has given me ideas, and avenues to explore in my classroom even though they may not work or be perfect, the ability to be flexible and just try has helped grow me as a teacher. Allie is a colleague of mine and teaches in the same hallway two classrooms down. She is the 6th-grade math teacher at Mayfield Middle School in Oklahoma City and we share the same students. Allie has taught at the elementary and middle school levels and gives great perspectives on teaching in both. She received her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from the University of Oklahoma and just wrapped up her Master's degree in Secondary Education at the University of Central Oklahoma. Allie is a relationship builder and loves being around her students.
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Show Notes

  • Jobs Allie had during and after college (1:50)
  • The benefits of the restaurant industry (2:50)
  • "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" by Richard Carlson (6:06)
  • A teacher in college that helped guide her, unknowingly in the direction of education (10:55)
  • Why we should be talking to our professors in college. (7:48)
  • Career after college (10:55)
  • What makes a good salesperson (11:25)
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  • Not using writing as a punishment
  • Whole Brain Teaching (12:30)
  • First teaching job (14:10)
  • Elementary to Middle School to Elementary to Middle School (15:00)
    • Seeing every grade in Middle School
    • “calling out the positive, reinforcing the positive, and they follow suit”
  • A strength with connection (21:10)
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Tips for teachers to connect with kids (23:40)
Helping and Mentoring Severe and Profound students in Elementary School as a student
  1. Be comfortable with repeating the same things everyday
           a. Repeating core values
           b. Be positive
    2. Find something about each student
          a. Quiet kids might be priority
    3. Outside of class, make a point to talk with kids
          a. I want the kids to see me as someone who is positive
          b. Acting the role
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  • Something that Allie wishes she was better at in the classroom (29:10)
  • One book that helped her become a better teaching (30:15)
  • What is Whole Brain Teaching?
  • Scoreboard
  • Story from a first year observation (35:25)
  • Morning Rituals
  • After-School routine (40:34)
  • Mortician & Magician (41:35)
  • Book recommendation (41:12)
  • Running and Favorite Smart Phone App
  • Do you make your bed? Commencement Speech by Naval Adm. William H. McRaven (50:10)
  • Theme music if walking into a classroom 
Items mentioned in this episode include:
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  • Run Trainer App
  • Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kinsolver
  • Whole Brain Teaching by Chris Biffle
  • Tim Ferriss Podcast
  • Contact Allie through: 
Twitter​

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3/8/2017

Episode 11 - Sean Wybrant

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​In this episode, we get to know the 2017 Colorado Teacher of the Year, Sean Wybrant. Sean is crafting super heroes one student at a time at William Palmer High School in Colorado Springs. His teaching focus is Digital Media Studies, Computer Science, and Video Game Design – but he is doing so much more than just teaching high school curriculum courses. Sean is developing our future minds to think beyond their blocked walls and constrained parameters, and “Hulk Smashing” their way to success. Sean’s approach to learning is through problem solving and service based learning. With this approach, he is getting the absolute best out of his students.

Show Notes

  • Rapid Fire Icebreakers (1:56)
  • Sean’s Teacher of the Year Schedule (3:03)
  • Sean’s background in English Literature (7:33)
    • Personalized Learning
    • Next Generation Learning
      • Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving
    • Computer Science/Video Game Development
  • Mentorships (8:53)
  • Compounded moments that Sean realized he wanted to become a teacher (10:10)
    • Bad teacher experience in High School
    • Great teacher experience
      • Rebuilding students
      • Interviewing techniques, balancing a checkbook, relationships
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  • Coffee drinking habits
  • Sean’s story of a students (14:43)
    • Augmented reality periodic table of the elements (Parabola)
    • Fully functional holographic periodic table
    • Presentation to NASA from a 17-year-old
    • Microsoft HoloLens (20:36)
      • Contacted by the inventor of this hardware
    • Software development business by a student
  • Favorite Super Hero (21:45)
  • If Sean had to give a Professional Development tomorrow (22:45)
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  • Teacher of the Year in Colorado (26:28)
    • “We are working on real authentic problems in my classroom.” Sean Wybrant
  • Transferring the problem-solving classroom into core subjects (28:56)
    • “Students should never be the implied object of their own education.” Chris Lehmann
    • Service Learning Projects
  • Partnering with Local Businesses (35:08)
  • Sean talks about overwhelming effects of teaching (36:35)
    • “We need teachers to be advocates.” Sean Wybrant
    • Telling the stories of students
  • Public Speaking
  • Sean’s website (43:02)
    • His goals, and the stories he wants to tell.
    • craftingheroes.com
  • A profession Sean would do if forced out of teaching in the classroom (47:01) & (47:30)
  • Sean’s hidden talents 
  • Morning Rituals/Routines (48:28)
    • The Croods
      • The family routine of the "pile on."
  • Books that Sean would gift to someone
    • Sir Ken Robinson books
    • Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
  • A book(s) Sean wished he had written
  • Pandora
  • What person comes to mind when referring to the word successful
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  • Sean’s message to teachers and leaders in education

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  • www.craftingheroes.com
  • Contact Sean through: 
    • Twitter
    • Colorado TOY Twitter
    • Email Sean

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3/1/2017

Episode 10 - Camille Jones

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Show Notes

Camille Jones is a gritty elementary school teacher in Quincy, Washington.  She is currently her State Teacher of the Year and enjoying the process of connecting with other Teacher's of the Year from across our great land. Camille is in her 7th year teaching, and currently on a roll at Pioneer Elementary as the STEAM Enrichment Teacher for K-3. She studied abroad in Mexico and Spain while getting her degree in Spanish.  She is currently working towards her Master's in Teaching the Gifted and Talented. Farmtableteach.com is her recent project where she hopes to make it into a resource center for all things STEAM education. 
  • Camille’s current Teacher of the Year schedule.
  • STEAM Lab
    • “Looking at every single student to find some abilities and strengths that are going undiscovered.”
  • Camille’s evolving process for becoming a teacher.
    • Her realization in 2008
  • Spanish degree and going abroad
  • The typical day in the classroom
  • Running with the dog after-school routine​
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  • “Do something hard, on purpose every single day.” Camille Jones
  • “Don’t strive for perfection, strive for progress.” Ryan Holiday
  • How Camille greets her students
    • Hand Shake and greeting by name
  • Struggle in the classroom
    • Connecting with the community outside of school
  • Tech in the Classroom
    • Ipads
    • Computer Science Education Week (coding)
    • Implementing
  • Overwhelming moment during her 4th year. 
  • Teacher of the Year connection with other teachers
  • Writing Processes
    • Word of the day: Perseverate
  • Farmtableteach.com (Camille’s website/blog)
    • Goal for the website
      • Old Mill Steam website​
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  • Morning Routines
    • “I go with the sun in the morning” Camille Jones
    • Summer = Early morning run with dog, Big Breakfast
    • Winter = a little different routine
  • After-School Veg out Session
  • Homemade Pizza
    • Empire Slice House in OKC (Jon Belt recommendation)
  • Profession other than teaching if forced
  • Bedside Table
    • Tom Rademacher – 2014 Minnesota Teacher of the Year 
      • ​“It won’t be easy” by Tom Rademacher
    • “The Smartest Kids in the World” Amanda Ripley
  • Books to gift
  • Bucket Book
  • Habit to start implementing
    • One and One card
  • Favorite Smartphone App
  • Theme Music in the background
    • Bueno Vista Social Club
    • Charlie Brown Soundtrack
  • Message to teachers in education
    • “Are we teaching them the skills they need for the future?” Camille Jones
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  • "Mindset" by Carol Dweck & "Grit"  by Angela Duckworth
  • Contact Camille through: 
    • Twitter
    • farmtableteacher.com
  • Review the podcast on iTunes
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9/14/2016

Episode 1 - Todd Finley

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​show notes

2:38 - Todd discusses the moment when he decided he wanted to be a teacher. 
7:26 - Todd’s writing process “Writing is about learning.”
10:44 - Goal writing process
A book Todd Recommends for Goals: ”Getting Things Done The Art of Stress-Free Productivity” by David Allen
11:33 - “The amygdala - the emotional center of the brain is really powerful for accomplishing stuff.” 
12:14 - State Changes
14:12 - “Failure is a prerequisite of success.”
17:03 - Todd talks about a “Challenge Card” he gives to all his students “If you do these things there is an abundant amount of research that says you will have more resilience, you will be happier and you will be more effective in whatever you choose to do.”
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​17:39 - Meditate
17:54-20:40 - Box Breathing
Calm App and Headspace App recommendation
20:44 - Sleep Hygiene
Sleep Cycle App
Amber Goggles 
22:00 - Exericise
22:50 - Food
MyFitnessPal App
23:08 - State Change 
26:44 - G & G Time (Good News or Gratitude)
    Whispers during G & G Time
Students: You can’t handle the storm!
Teachers: We are the storm!
Everyone Fist Bumps

Teachers: Who are We? 

Students: We are the Storm! 
28:38 - Goals and Goal Setting
31:27 - "Supremely focused and supremely relaxed"
33:34 - Todd’s failure with Evernote and his realization
34:37 - Giving a speech, and what the most effective speakers are doing.
“In the first 45 seconds of the speech, the speaker would do something to show that he was paying attention to the audience.”  
36:35 - Favorite Apps: Prisma App 

37:41 - Favorite Blogs
Rebecca Alber
Heather Wolpert-Gawron & Middle Web
Jennifer Gonzalez
Brian Sztabnik 
The Science of us 

39:10 - Recommendations
Fictional Book: “Feed” by M.T. Anderson 
Nonfiction Book: “Brainstorm” by Dr. Dan Siegel
Podcasts: The Unbeatable Mind Podcast by Mark Divine
Music in the Morning: “The Man” by Aloe Blacc
You can find Todd Finley at: http://www.todd-finley.com and on twitter @finleyt
Find his books: "Dinkytown Braves" & "Rethinking Classroom Design"
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