A Teachable Moment Podcast – Megan Dredge

How to capture and maintain your students' attention. This is a key to effective classroom management. Megan Dredge shares her weekly "A Teachable Moment" for teachers and unpacks this significant aspect of becoming a master educator. CLICK TO LISTEN [powerpress]

Understand how students transform a school. Keep a right perspective. Megan Dredge shares her weekly "A Teachable Moment" for teachers. CLICK TO LISTEN [powerpress]

Teachers work hard. Much of their work goes unseen. Yet all that behind-the-scenes effort does make a huge impact on student learning. Megan Dredge unpacks this thought in her weekly "A Teachable Moment" for educators. [powerpress]

Every teacher is valuable. Every teacher has wisdom for another teacher. Every teacher can continue to learn and grow. In this "A Teachable Moment", Megan Dredge shares the importance of reflection and personal growth. [powerpress]

Teachers are often tempted to 'copy' and 'imitate' other teachers, at the expense of who they themselves authentically are. In this "A Teachable Moment", Megan Dredge shares one of her greatest passions -- helping teachers to Be True To Themselves. [powerpress]

Teachers use a lot of words. Teachers talk a lot. Yet, how often do our words seem to lack influence? Megan Dredge shares her weekly "A Teachable Moment" and unpacks the power of actions over words. [powerpress]

Do you feel frustrated with the way your students speak to you? Do you find that your classes lack effective communication? In this "A Teachable Moment", Megan Dredge encourages you to look at your own communication style as a teacher. [powerpress]

Effective teachers teach from inside themselves. Effective teachers are energized from within. In this "A Teachable Moment", Megan Dredge reminds you as a teacher to re-connect with your passion for education. [powerpress]

In this humorous "A Teachable Moment", Megan Dredge shares the story of being instructed how to reverse park by a carpark attendant. She reminds us all to let students 'have a go' and try their best. Give students room to achieve and also space to learn from their mistakes. [powerpress]

The quickest way to earn respect is to show respect. Teachers often get this the wrong way around. In this "A Teachable Moment", Megan Dredge reminds us of the importance of our expectations when it comes to our students. [powerpress]