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Episode 3: You Don't Have to Be a Superhero Show Notes

   
     In this episode, I discuss the importance of not doing everything yourself. It's normal to want things done perfectly (which is why we often decide to just do things ourselves), but it's too taxing to try do everything. Instead, we need to include others in the house and classroom responsibilities. Listen to find out how to arrange responsibilities at home so you aren't the only one doing chores, as well as how to get students, TAs, and even your grade-level involved with at-school tasks and responsibilities.

Available on Apple Podcast and Stitcher, or  online here .


Time Stamps

0:00 Introduction

1:00 Asking for help (overview)

2:29 Asking for help at home

15:52 Getting help from your students

21:11 Student Segment

27:18 Classroom help summary

29:03 Asking for help from your grade-level team

33:08 Asking for help from your TA (if you have one)

36:05 Asking for help as a grade-level leader

38:59 Conclusion

39:30 Outro

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