This week on the podcast we talk with Stephanie Powell. Stephanie is an educator who recently started her journey this year into the tech side of education through KAMI. Listen in on her journey and her own struggles getting through the exhaustion of education!

Join us as we sit down with Dr. Mark Anthony Gooden himself to explore his journey, philosophy, and the incredible strides he's made toward reshaping education for the better. Find out more at goodenphd.com

New Episode from the #exhaustededucator Are you an EL teacher frustrated with how other teachers quickly judge a student's learning capacity? Just because they don't speak fluent English? You want to watch, listen to, and share this with others!!! Be well, everyone!!! Happy Father's Day!

Massive drop from the #pushboundedu team! New members, new direction, and a new book project! This will change the course of education, and we have it here first on the #exhaustededucators podcast!

In this emotionally charged episode of "Exhausted Educators," we explore the bittersweet experience of bidding farewell to a school after spending five transformative years within its walls. Join us as we delve into the stories, memories, and personal growth that arise when leaving a beloved educational institution.

On the next episode of Exhausted Educators, we speak with Beth Napleton from Beth Napleton Consulting. Don't hesitate to get in touch with Beth on her website on BethNapleton.com

As an educator, Beth wanted to make a difference in people's lives and empower families with the knowledge and guidance they needed to make informed decisions. That's when I founded Beth Napleton Educational Consulting.

Just some thoughts from the exhausted educator on the most challenging month in teaching........MAY!

Kim Voge is the author of Deploying EduProtocols, the book written for admins and coaches who want to know how to expand EduProtocols usage within their school or district. Kim has a huge heart for teachers and runs the EduProtocols Community on Facebook, growing it to over 9,200 oversharing educators in just two short years. Teachers on the EduProtocols Facebook page call it “the friendliest place on the internet” for a good reason! If you need help, ask Kim, she’s ready