Cele mai bune Zeba McGibbon podcast-uri (2024)

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53. How Batching Keeps Her Podcast Running Smoothly with Zeba McGibbon from Kindergarten Cafe Podcast 37:48

4d ago37:48

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I hear so often how people either love batching content, or they avoid it at all costs. I am here to tell you that batching can be a lifesaver when it comes to podcasting! So I invited Zeba McGibbon with Kindergarten Cafe on the podcast to share how she is able to batch her podcast episode up to months ahead! One of the key takeaways from this epis…

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51. How to Have Smooth Transitions in Kindergarten 17:40

3d ago17:40

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Sometimes transition time can be a tricky time in Kindergarten. In this episode, I discuss effective strategies for managing transitions in the kindergarten classroom, aiming to transform chaos into calm. We cover the importance of clear, engaging directions and attention-getting phrases to ensure students are ready for change. In this episode I sh…

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50. Reflecting on 50 Episodes of Kindergarten Magic 15:23

10d ago15:23

15:23

Here is to episode 50!!!! In this milestone 50th episode of the Kindergarten Cafe Podcast, I reflect on my journey into podcasting and how it has brought me closer to other educators. I revisit the concept of "kindergarten magic" from the very first episode which highlights those transformative moments that define the kindergarten experience. I sha…

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52. Solo vs. Guest Episodes...Does it Matter? 11:12

11d ago11:12

11:12

Welcome back to another episode of Master Your Message! Today, we're answering a question many podcasters grapple with: Should you focus on solo episodes or bring more guests onto your show? Does it really make a difference? The short answer is yes, it does matter, but the long answer depends on the purpose of your podcast. This episode will explor…

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49. Inside My Lesson Planning Process 18:08

17d ago18:08

18:08

In this episode I discuss my approach to lesson planning as a kindergarten teacher. I highlight the significance of structured curriculum from the district, emphasizing the creation of a social-emotional curriculum to support fellow teachers. I share insights on balancing prescribed curriculum with personalized lesson planning, stressing adaptabili…

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51. 3 Steps to Come Up with Enough Content for an Entire Month, Quarter..or YEAR!! 14:15

18d ago14:15

14:15

Today we're tackling one of the most common challenges many podcasters face: creating enough content to keep your episodes flowing smoothly. How do you make sure you always have something valuable to say? In this episode, I want to give you three key steps to help you develop a hefty content bank that can last you for a month, a quarter, or even an…

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48. Balancing Curriculum and Play in Your Kindergarten Schedule 18:48

24d ago18:48

18:48

In this podcast, I discuss the importance of play in kindergarten, schedules, recommending at least 45 minutes of purposeful play daily. I differentiate between playful learning and purposeful play, offering practical tips for incorporating both in the classroom. Despite challenges, I emphasize the benefits of balancing play, literacy, math, and ha…

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50. 4 Ways to Use a Private Podcast For Your Business 13:03

25d ago13:03

13:03

Have you ever wondered how a private podcast could elevate your business? Maybe you've heard the term but aren't quite sure what it means or how to leverage it. Well, you're in the right place. In this episode, I'll be sharing four powerful ways to utilize a private podcast to provide valuable content and engage with your audience, whether they’re …

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47. The Magic of Back to School Scavenger Hunts 12:34

1M ago12:34

12:34

In this episode I share four engaging back-to-school scavenger hunts aimed at getting students up, moving, and familiar with their classroom and school surroundings. The hunts include a classroom scavenger hunt for basic items, a supply scavenger hunt with math tools, a Pete the Cat themed hunt combining reading and a school tour, and a Brown Bear,…

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49. Struggling to Find Time for Your Podcast? 3 Steps That Will Help You Stay on Track 22:06

1M ago22:06

22:06

If you're struggling to find the time to keep your podcast on track, you're not alone. Whether you're handling everything solo or have a helping hand, podcast scheduling can be a daunting challenge. In today's episode, we're tackling this head-on with three actionable steps to help you stay organized and keep your show running smoothly. From creati…

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46. Launching Morning Meeting in Kindergarten 18:32

1M ago18:32

18:32

How do I introduce morning meeting to my students? That’s what this episode is about. I discuss the detailed process of implementing morning meetings in kindergarten, following the Responsive Classroom approach. The morning meeting includes key elements such as greetings, calendar discussions, and sharing activities, all crucial for building a sens…

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48. Anyone Can Have a Podcast ... But ... Why Would YOURS Be Different?? 9:15

1M ago9:15

9:15

Today we're talking about a topic that many aspiring podcasters grapple with: How can your podcast stand out in a sea of millions? We'll explore why your unique voice and perspective are the key ingredients that differentiate your show from others, even if they're covering similar topics. Plus, we'll discuss the importance of authenticity and build…

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45. Avoid These 5 Beginning of the Year Kindergarten Mistakes 19:28

2M ago19:28

19:28

So many of you are gearing up to go back to school. So in today's podcast episode, I want to talk to you about the five things that you should avoid doing during the first month of kindergarten. These are great lessons for teachers who have never taught kindergarten before. Maybe you've taught another grade before, or you're new to teaching in gene…

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47. What I Heard Oprah Say Changes Everything!! 22:09

2M ago22:09

22:09

I’m getting pretty vulnerable in this episode. Ever find yourself stuck, second-guessing your decisions, or paralyzed by the fear of making the wrong move? Well, you're not alone. Recently, I found myself in a similar situation, struggling with guilt and frustration over missing two weeks of podcast episodes due to some personal life upheavals. But…

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44. 7 Activities for Your First Month of Kindergarten 15:53

2M ago15:53

15:53

In this episode, we discuss 7 vital activities for a successful kindergarten year. We highlight building a classroom community, introducing alphabet concepts, math exploration, social-emotional learning, preparing for guest teachers, and providing a First Month of Kindergarten Survival Kit. In this episode I share: Building Classroom Community Intr…

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43. Building Strong Classroom Management 16:32

2M ago16:32

16:32

Get rid of the clip charts and public behavior displays! We need to understand behavior as communication and advocate for a problem-solving approach. In this episode, we explore effective classroom management strategies, and highlight the inefficacy of quick-fix systems. It is important to invest time in proactive measures rather than implementing …

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42. Do’s and Don’ts of Classroom Decor 17:52

2M ago17:52

17:52

In this episode, we discuss classroom decoration dos and don'ts from a kindergarten teacher's perspective. We want to create purposeful decor, avoiding overstimulation, and prioritizing student needs over personal aesthetics. Tips on cost-effective decoration and fostering student ownership are shared, encouraging a student-centered approach to cla…

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46. Who Should You Be Speaking To? 11:02

2M ago11:02

11:02

One of the most common pitfalls in podcasting is not knowing who you're speaking to. As a host, you might produce fantastic content, but if you don't have a keen understanding of your ideal listener, your message could get lost in translation. In this episode, we delve into the essence of identifying your ideal listener to amplify your podcast's im…

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41. Back to Basics: Classroom Organization 18:37

2M ago18:37

18:37

This episode covers key insights on effective classroom organization for kindergarten teachers. I discuss the importance of using visual labels to aid student independence and emphasize font readability and supply organization based on traffic flow and subject areas. I also explore strategies for managing shared materials, stressing the separation …

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45. How Often Should You Be Releasing Episodes? 17:07

2M ago17:07

17:07

Today, we delve into a question on every podcaster's mind: How often should I be releasing episodes? I share my insights on why a weekly episode schedule can significantly boost your podcast's growth and listener loyalty. I also explore the pros and cons of a biweekly schedule and emphasize the importance of consistency in podcasting. Additionally,…

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40. Drama Games in the Classroom with Sam from Pocketful of Drama 24:48

3M ago24:48

24:48

Join me on Kindergarten Cafe as I chat with Sam Marsden about the magic of drama games for young learners. We explore the benefits of imaginative play, the power of repetition, and how drama boosts empathy and confidence. Sam shares tips for hesitant teachers and introduces her book "Drama Games for Early Years." In this episode we share: Benefits …

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44. 4 Reasons Your Listeners Are NOT Pressing Play on Your Podcast 19:59

3M ago19:59

19:59

In today's episode, we're diving into a crucial topic for any podcaster: What makes someone actually press play on your podcast episode? We'll be discussing four key elements that you need to get right to capture potential listeners' attention within seconds. From having eye-catching and professional cover art to crafting a compelling show title an…

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39. Using Seesaw for Improving Family Communication 13:51

3M ago13:51

13:51

In today's episode, we explore the benefits of using Seesaw as a communication tool among teachers, students, and families. I discussed how Seesaw facilitates the sharing of students' learning experiences with their families, promoting engagement and connection. By guiding the integration of Seesaw into the classroom, I highlighted the importance o…

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43. Stop Overthinking Your Episode Content 13:16

3M ago13:16

13:16

Today I dive into the all-too-common struggle of content paralysis and overthinking. I candidly share my recent experiences with overthinking, juggling a busy life with new puppies, and finding myself stuck when planning podcast episodes. I provide tips on how to overcome these challenges, how to create content that resonates with your audience, an…

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38. Bringing Cooperation Into the Classroom with Cara from Transforming the Toddler Years 29:35

3M ago29:35

29:35

In today’s episode, I have Cara from @core4parenting here to discuss the importance of the four C's in managing conflicts in the classroom and nurturing teacher-student relationships. We emphasize mutual respect, open communication, and honesty to build strong connections with students, encouraging collaborative problem-solving for impactful learni…

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42. Behind the Scenes of Launching a Podcast 12:28

3M ago12:28

12:28

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes when launching a podcast, or what it's like to collaborate with a podcast manager? In today's episode, I lift the curtain on the entire process. I share my passion for podcasting and take you through the steps involved in bringing a podcast to life—from initial planning and equipment selection t…

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37. Misconceptions of Early Childhood Educators 18:34

3M ago18:34

18:34

Today I want to talk about the misconceptions that people have about early childhood educators and kindergarten teachers. Specifically my biggest pet peeves when it comes to the responses I get from telling people I teach kindergarten. I wonder if we have the same responses. I'm so curious. Make sure you send me a DM after the episode @Kindergarten…

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41. How to Prep Your Podcast for the Summer!! 9:48

3M ago9:48

9:48

Today we’re diving into a timely topic: How to Prep Your Podcast for the Summer! As we transition into the summer months, juggling family time, vacations, and your podcast can be challenging. In this episode, I'll share essential tips to help you maintain your podcast's momentum without compromising on the fun and relaxation that summer brings. Fro…

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36. Easy Tips for Keeping Kids Engaged in Lessons with Lindsay from Sweet 'N' Sauer Firsties 20:17

4M ago20:17

20:17

In this episode, I chat with my Instagram friend, Lindsay from Sweet ‘N’ Sauer Firsties about strategies for enhancing student participation. Lindsay is a first-grade teacher with a decade of experience, who emphasizes engaging all students in learning through techniques like giving think time before answers and incorporating movement activities. S…

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40. Which Types of Business Owners Have the Most Successful Podcasts 8:03

4M ago8:03

8:03

Welcome back to another episode of Master Your Message. Today, I am answering a question I have often heard: Which types of business owners can find the most success with podcasting? This isn’t a straightforward answer, and I explore the wide array of possibilities. Whether you’re a life coach, financial advisor, copywriter, or even a hairstylist, …

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35. 10 Movement Breaks for the End of the Year 20:23

4M ago20:23

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We have come to that time of year where attention spans are few and far between. Curriculum is wrapping up and we find extra time in our day with highly energized kiddos. In this episode I want to discuss the importance of movement breaks for engaging kindergarten students, especially towards the end of the school year. I provide you with various a…

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39. Can you really launch a podcast in a month?? 16:07

4M ago16:07

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Today we're tackling a big question: Can you really launch a podcast in just a month? If you've ever dreamed of starting your own podcast but felt overwhelmed by what it takes to get it off the ground, this episode is for you. Whether you choose to roll up your sleeves and DIY or hire a podcast manager like me, I'll guide you through a four-week pl…

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34. Easy Engagement Strategies 17:16

4M ago17:16

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In this episode of Kindergarten Cafe, I share effective strategies for maintaining student engagement during lessons, particularly as the school year progresses. I provide practical tools and tips for teachers to use when students show signs of losing focus. You can enhance engagement by adjusting volume, speech speed, and incorporating interactive…

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38. You'll Never Start if it Has to be Perfect 8:25

4M ago8:25

8:25

Welcome back to Master Your Message. In today’s episode, I dived into the paralyzing trap of perfectionism. As I share my own struggles with waiting for perfection before starting, I explain how this affected me when launching my business. Despite the desire for a flawless launch, I hope to emphasize the importance of starting—imperfectly. Growth a…

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33. Creating a Child - Centered Classroom with Holly from Research and Play 30:12

4M ago30:12

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In this episode, I have my teacher friend, Holly, from Research and Play on the Kindergarten Cafe Podcast. We explore the significance of purposeful classroom setup, focusing on child-centered approaches including the Reggio Emilia method. Holly stresses designing rather than decorating the classroom, using natural materials to stimulate learning. …

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37. Who Should NOT Start a Podcast 14:34

4M ago14:34

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Welcome back to another episode of Master Your Message. Today, we're taking a unique turn as we delve into a topic not often discussed: who should NOT start a podcast. While the podcasting world is filled with enthusiasm and success stories, it's not the right path for everyone. I’m here to share insights on why podcasting might not be suitable for…

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32. Stress-Free End of the Year Tips 25:13

5M ago25:13

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Join me in this episode for strategies on ending the school year stress-free. Keep students engaged with choices and themed days. I also provide many tips to help you prepare for the next year by decluttering and communicating with parents. Cherish moments with students and share this episode with fellow teachers for more tips. In this episode I sh…

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36. The #1 Thing Holding You Back From Launching a Podcast! 17:26

5M ago17:26

17:26

What if I told you that you could launch a podcast by yourself? Yes, you can! So many people have considered having a podcast, but there is one thing that holds them back more than the fear of starting. In this episode I dive deep into the truth about starting a podcast on your own, with limited resources, and share a simplified tool developed to a…

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31. Strategies for Teaching English Learners 18:03

5M ago18:03

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In this episode of the Kindergarten Cafe podcast, we explore the topic of supporting multilingual learners in the classroom. We highlight the importance of fostering strong relationships and creating a safe environment for these students. Strategies such as using gestures, visuals, and pair work are discussed to help newcomers feel included and com…

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35. Client Conversation: How Rebecca Peterson Found Her Voice and Refined Her Message as a Branding Expert 42:23

5M ago42:23

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I am thrilled to have Rebecca Peterson join us — a branding expert, whose unique voice and insights have positioned her as a leader in helping coaches and consultants develop their personal brands. In this episode, you'll hear Rebecca's journey from starting her podcast, Aesthetically Speaking, with her sister Abby, to navigating the initial strugg…

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30. Earth Day Magic in Kindergarten 14:36

5M ago14:36

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In this episode of Kindergarten Cafe, I discuss the significance of Earth Day. I share how I incorporate Earth Day activities into my classroom to teach students about environmental awareness and taking action to care for the planet. From observing nature and cleaning up litter to planting and creating art projects with earth-friendly messages, I p…

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34. Is it OK to Change Your Messaging? 11:19

5M ago11:19

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Have you ever been so excited to start something, but then after a little while you realize it's just not for you? A lot of the time we know we have this message or this knowledge or whatever it might be, and we also know that having a podcast will get that message out there. But what happens when you wanna change your mind about what you're talkin…

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29. Loving Teaching While Using New Curriculum with Mona from Honest Math Chat 35:06

5M ago35:06

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This week I have Mona from Honest Math Chat on to discuss navigating new math curriculums. Mona is a former math avoider, teacher & instructional coach in Chicago. Her passion for math came when she discovered how to engage every student in a subject she, too, disliked. Through intentionally changing her math class to help students BE mathematician…

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33. Why I Do NOT Focus on Podcast Downloads 15:58

5M ago15:58

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Why is it that when it comes to podcasting, all we hear about is how to grow your downloads? Most people think that that's what they should be focusing on … how many downloads should I have? What's the best number of podcast downloads? What should I be aiming for? And the truth is, it just depends. What's good for you may not be good for another po…

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28. The Chick Life Cycle Unit is Pure Kindergarten Magic 19:34

5M ago19:34

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Join us in this episode of the Kindergarten Cafe podcast, where we dive into the enchanting world of the Chick Life Cycle Unit, a magical experience for students and educators alike. We explore the journey of hatching chicks in the classroom, from sourcing eggs to nurturing the hatchlings. I share personal experiences and educational insights, guid…

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32. Let's Shift Our Mindset on Podcasting! 8:41

6M ago8:41

8:41

In this episode, we dive into the topic of shifting our mindset on podcasting. Why do we tend to overthink things? I want us to focus on the importance of embracing a positive mindset. Through my own experiences, I urge you to shift your perspectives from what could go wrong to what could go right. We discuss the fears and doubts that often accompa…

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27. Child-Led Play and Learning with Melysa from PRE-K Spot Talks 31:30

6M ago31:30

31:30

In this episode, I chat with Melysa, a Pre-K teacher, discussing the essence of child-led teaching. Melissa shares insights on balancing play and curriculum, incorporating student interests into learning, and the magic of letting children explore and discover. She highlights the importance of fostering curiosity and independence, showcasing the bea…

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31. What if YOUR message changed someone's life!! 24:11

6M ago24:11

24:11

What if YOU could help change someone's life? Seriously!! In this episode, I share my personal journey and how the power of podcasting changed my life. After my struggles as an elementary school teacher and how I felt unfulfilled in my career, it was a podcast that truly helped me find my happiness. These podcasts opened my eyes to new possibilitie…

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26. What to Do When a Child Cries All the Time 13:25

6M ago13:25

13:25

This episode is a sneak peek at a workshop I did on what to do when a child cries all the time. We explore effective strategies for supporting children who cry frequently and the importance of recognizing crying as a form of communication in children. I offer tips on how to respond calmly and empathetically. This portion of the workshop introduces …

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30. Can You Make Money with a Podcast? 13:06

6M ago13:06

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Today, we're diving into the question that's on every podcaster's mind: "Can You Make Money with a Podcast?" I break down the answer, revealing that yes, it is possible to monetize your podcast, but it's not as easy as it seems. I discuss the three main ways to make money with your podcast, from the hardest way (sponsorships and ads) to the easiest…

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