On today's podcast I take you on a little journey about me learning to accept and embrace my very particular foreign accent. A podcast for language teachers, language lovers and anyone who knows somebody "with an accent".

69. A podcast to my accent

In this episode, we discuss the lack of minority educators in leadership positions. The role of language teachers and the power of utilizing social media to learn and grow professionally.  Important Links: Connect with Dr. Jose Medina Hernandez.  http://drjosemedina.com/services/ Dr. Jose Medina's twitter Dr. Jose Medina's Instagram

68. Familia With Dr. Jose Medina Hernandez

In this episode, we discuss the lack of minority educators in leadership positions. The role of language teachers and the power of utilizing social media to learn and grow professionally.  Important Links: Sign Up For The 2.0 Teach Your Heart Out Virtual Conferences Connect with Dr. Jose Medina Hernandez.  http://drjosemedina.com/services/ Dr. Jose Medina's twitter Dr. Jose Medina's Instagram  

67. Minority Educators as Educational Leaders With Dr. Jose Medina

Welcome to the Minority Educator series with special guest Doctor Jose Medina Hernandez.  Chief Educational Advocate at Dr. José Medina: Educational Solutions.  In this episode, you will get to hear the first half of our powerful interview with Dr. Jose Medina, who shares with us his expertise in the Dual Language Education. He takes us through his journey as a child who had a traumatic entrance in the educational system. Kicked out of kinder garden at the age of five and roll in into his new class strapped to a gurney in a pool of his own urine. Looked over by his teachers and pears for many years, for being a nervous kid who was afraid of most things.  Despite his difficult childhood, he grew up to be a men who embraced his sexuality as a gay person and became a successful entrepreneur, who today travels the world to serve dual lingual schools all over the world and bring his message to create access to education for the oppressed student. Tune it to hear it all.  Important Links: Sign Up For The 2.0 Teach Your Heart Out Virtual Conferences Connect with Dr. Jose Medina Hernandez.  http://drjosemedina.com/services/ Dr. Jose Medina's twitter Dr. Jose Medina's Instagram    

66. The Minority Educator Series with Dr. Jose Medina Hernandez

Chrisitna is a full time high school English teacher with more than a decade of experience in the classroom who is here to share her experience with teaching remotely. Tune in to hear what has been working for her and and to find out her biggest take aways from this season in her teaching career.  Important Links:  Visit Christina's blog Follow Christina On Instagram Sign Up For The 2.0 Teach Your Heart Out Virtual Conferences  

65. Teaching Remotely With Christina @thedaringenglishteacher

Creating strong relationships with our students in an era of remote and hybrid teaching is harder than ever. Today's episode brings to you "The Dot Activity" a fun and engaging lesson for you to do with your kids at any age, any class, no special material or planing needed.  Important Links: Sign Up For The 2.0 Teach Your Heart Out Virtual Conferences Jed Dearybury's Instagram  Buy The Playful Classroom Book

64. A Team Building Activity For All Ages and All Classes

Imposter Syndrome is the feeling that you haven’t earned your success, you simply got lucky, and you’re a fraud or “imposter” around people who actually earned it and know what they’re doing. It makes one feel that they do not have the skills or expertise to hold your current job.  Tune in to find out if you have it and learn how to overcome it.  Important Links: Sign Up For The 2.0 Teach Your Heart Out Virtual Conferences  

63. Imposter Syndrome And How To Overcome It

Worry about what you should focus on this unusual school year? Would like some guidance to make sure you are doing the best you can for your students right now? Tune in today to take notes of the five most important elements that educators should implant into their practices today.  Important Links: Sign Up For The 2.0 Teach Your Heart Out Virtual Conferences      

62. The Only Check List Educators Need This School Year

We are back! Today's podcast seeks to help you understand the most difficult situations in which often we find ourselves in. If you are going through a hard season in your life and need some hope and guidance about how to get out of that funk, or simply need some inspiration to help you teach a vary valuable lesson to your kids, tune in and take a listen.  Importan Links: Sign Up For The 2.0 Virtual Teach Your Heart Out Conferences

61. A Tough Lesson: Life Is Unfair

Today's episode brings to you the stories of 15 educators all across America, who are sharing insights about how they and their districts are dealing with the Covid - 19 madness that no one was prepared  for. Get to know how they are feeling, their concerns, worries, and what they are doing to still be able to serve their students from the distance during this critical times for all.  Credits: Thank you so much to everyone who collaborated and donated their time and efforts to produce today's podcast.  Rosa Casado              @Educandoentremundos Denise Nikole            @denise.nikole_ Laura DeMars            @teachingfrombeyondthedesk Maria Hampton          @laprofesoraviajera Mary Crouch               @maryecrouch Stephanie Edmonds    @class.disruption Olivia Bertels              @missbertels_ Libby Klinner              @theprimarypartner Paula Petrowitsch        @profetips Nicole Marte              @marteinthemiddle Chris Rogers              @elprofeloco_proferogers Gwendolyn Henshaw   @teachingwitha6thsense Sam                            @peacock_poet Skylar Billingsley        @the_heart_in_teaching Valeria Hernandez      @bilingualdiaries

60. How Teachers Are Dealing With Covid-19 Personally And Professionally

With spring upon us and all the madness going on right now, is tempting to walk out of the classroom and make a living by being something else than an educator. These teachers, are not going anywhere and they want to share their philosophy with you during this difficult times. Tune in to hear their perspective from different parts of our country.  Thank you to everyone who made this possible:  Esmeralda Lara from @mrs_sra_lara Claire Garcia @leadwithculture Rachael Roberts @liferesourceful Giselle Morales @moralesgiselle___ Erin Coleman https://www.theengagedspanishclassroom.com/ Miriam Renedo @miaulatraslamirilla Maria Hampton @laprofesoraviajera  

59. Why They Choose To Stay In The Classroom

On todays episode, we talk about the following tween we saw that we we identify with it: "I recently gave an exam where the average score was 40%. I felt like a failure.  I took some time over the past 2 weeks to re-teach the skill.  average score? 80%. Moral of the story? If the kids aren't getting it, it's probably no them.  Humble yourself & try again" This tweet, we lated posted on out Instagram account @empoweredteachingpodcast where we asked teachers about what they do when this happens to them. They collaborated, and shared their thoughts with us. Get to know what they do to learn about what may be best for you and your kiddos.  Thank You To These Amazing Educators (Please go and support them) @chris_tyner1 @leigh_bag/ @jixichick @txteach1963  

58. What You May Do When Your Students Fail The Test

Yalissa is an 18 year old alumni of mine, who today is coming to the podcast to talk about her experience as a brown student who went to underfunded schools most of her life. Get to know how despite her upbringings, she made it to Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut on a full ride scholarship, where she is getting ready to one day be able practice Law. 

57. This Is How Your Minority Students Feel. With College Student Yalissa Rodriguez (Part 2)

56. To Be A Brown Students In America With College Student Yalissa Rodriguez (Part 1)

Kayse is the founder of the CEO Teacher Academy, a place where Teachers can learn how to become the CEO of their own side business. she hast built a sever figure a year business and believes that you can do it. Tune in today to learn from her journey and find the step to step that you need to realize all your teacher entrepreneur dreams.  You will get to hear the second part of our conversation. Kayse dives into her first years as a teacher, talks about what she did en her classroom to bring all her students to success, what social media has done for her. In addition you will learn about her believes, meditation, the hustle mentality and much more.  Important LInks: https://kaysemorris.com/ Listen To Kayse's CEO Teacher Academy Podcast Connect with Kayse On Social Media Thank you to Amped Up Learning for sponsoring today's episode.  https://ampeduplearning.com/ Get 15% off with the code: Empowered https://gabbybernstein.com/shop/books/

55. Consistency. Persistence. Action. Forward! With Kayse Morris (Part 2)

Kayse is the founder of the CEO Teacher Academy, a place where Teachers can learn how to become the CEO of their own side business. she hast built a sever figure a year business and believes that you can do it. Tune in today to learn from her journey and find the step to step that you need to realize all your teacher entrepreneur dreams.  Important LInks: https://kaysemorris.com/ Listen To Kayse's CEO Teacher Academy Podcast Connect with Kayse On Social Media Thank you to Amped Up Learning for sponsoring today's episode.  https://ampeduplearning.com/ Get 15% off with the code: Empowered

54. Consistency. Persistence. Action. Forward! With Kayse Morris From CEO Teacher Academy

Do you have an Instagram? if you do, then weather you want or don't want to know how to get 400 likes in one picture on Instagram, you are going to want to get to hear the sweet turn this episode took.  Tune in to learn how much, REALLY! a like is worth on Instagram.  Thank you to Amped Up Learning for sponsoring today's episode.  https://ampeduplearning.com/ Get 15% off with the code: Empowered

53. How To Get 400 Likes In On Picture On Instagram

Caitlin Mitchell and Jessica Cannata are two ELA Middle School educators that went from working full time as teachers, to built and online community that offers tangible support to ELA Teachers across the country and beyond.  They are here to talk about their journey, and give us advice about succeeding in the business world as teachers.    

52. They Went From The Classroom To Make Their Passion Into A Sustainable Business With Caitlin Mitchell & Jessica Cannata

These are six valuable lessons that I learned in 2019 about podcasting. If you have thinking about the idea of starting a new podcast but don't know if it is really what you should be looking into it, you will love to hear this episode. I am sharing with you five tools that I consider to be important to stary a new podcast.  Mentioned In This Episode:  The Use Your Sick Days Dilemma  Crushing It By Gary Vaynerchuk

51. What Podcasting Taught Me In 2019 and What It Can Do For You in 2020

Happy 50th episode to us! We have come a long way and couldn't see any other better way to celebrate such special episode than to launching our las episode for the Undocumented Student Series.  On this episode, you will get to hear from Mrs. Kriss Bergton Mendoza, an educator who is committed to serve undocumented students and who is here to share her experiences with us. 

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