

Supporting Teachers in Starting the School Year Right
As the school year starts to pick up momentum, I’d like to share a podcast we just recorded Learn from Mistakes and Model “Not Knowing the Answer” to support teachers in starting the year off right! We get real and vulnerable about some powerful best practices teachers should use in the beginning of the year that will make all of the difference to save time and energy in the long run.
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[Serena Pariser on BAM! Radio Show: 10 minute episode] Teaching Middle Schoolers in 2022: What Still Works and What Rarely Does
Have you ever considered teaching middle school? Are you a current middle school teacher or administrator? I was invited to the BAM! radio show to talk about everything middle school. This is one of my favorite topics to talk about, as middle school is often misunderstood.
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Serena Pariser Interview [Managing Time and Virtual Teaching During Covid]
I recently interviewed with Laurie and Matt Jones of the Teacher Saves World podcast. We discussed the topic of time management and what that looks like during Covid. We covered a lot! To name just a few we discussed virtual accountability buddies, virtual learning preparing students for the workforce, delegating virtual responsibilities, and making teachers’ lives just a bit easier during distance learning.

A Time Management Tip Teachers Can Implement Tomorrow: Get A Handle on Your Workload, Get Control of Your Grading Pile, and Manage Your Administrative Responsibilities
Here’s an article I just wrote for Corwin Connect advertising my 2nd book Real Talk About Time Management: 35 Best Practices for Educators. This phenomenal book was written in collaboration with Dr. Ed DeRoche. I was grateful to have the support of Dr. Edward DeRoche as my second author.

Corwin Webinar: Connecting With the Hard-To-Reach Student
In this webinar I cover:
Learn easy and practical strategies for connecting with the “tough students” in your class
Learn ways to motivate your seemingly “lazy students”
Learn a never-before-heard-of guaranteed way to keep students on task when you are covering classes
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