Last Teacher @School | Gen Alpha K-8 Strategies
The best K-8 strategies for Gen Z teachers/parents in Gen Alpha classes/homes
North Las Vegas, United States and speaks EnglishAvailable for in Remote Formats
Listeners are millennial or gen Z teachers looking for effective educational strategies to become a better teacher while also becoming a better family member. These teachers stay at school because they care and realize the seriousness of the mission, but also need to spend more quality time with those at home.
Even though the PD sessions (episodes) speak from a Christian male educator/husband/father's perspective, current data shows that the audience listening are millenial/ gen Z female teachers and parents in Pennsylvania, California, Nevada, Texas, Arkansas, Virginia, Iowa, Georgia, New York and the District of Columbia.
Last Teacher at School is a community to help transform from 5pm stressed at school to 5pm blessed at home by navigating Generation Alpha classrooms using biblical strategies for personal and professional growth.
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About Last Teacher @School | Gen Alpha K-8 Strategies
Nevada Educator Podcast | LTaS HELPS SCHOOLS KEEP THEIR STAFF WHILE HELPING TEACHERS KEEP THEIR FAMILIES.
Experienced teachers share K-8 strategies, techniques & stories based on the true Word of Jesus helping Gen Z school staff thrive in Generation Alpha classrooms.
Jesus is the BEST instructional coach!
Begin your teaching in victory transformation from staying late to staying sigma, educator!
Youll discover HOW TO renew your soul & spiritual health to become an EFFECTIVE teacher & EFFECTIVE family member.
You'll be confidently cruising out of school smiling beside carloop students baggage free {a.k.a.
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Life Fruit Radio provides a stage for Baby Boomer/ GenX/ Millenial teachers to edify GenZ.
Each episode (or FREE Professional Development To Go) contains a biblically practical technique that can be used TODAY IN CLASS.
We believe YOUR Family IS important.
Your mission teaching CAN fulfill your family's social-emotional & financial needs by listening & adhering to the Word of God.
Be that effective teacher without sacrificing your free time.
WHY?
Because God is at work in your life.
So, invite Jesus into your heart & the holy spirit in your class.
HE wants EVERY teacher to live (not just exist) more ABUNDANTLY!
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Who Listens to Last Teacher @School | Gen Alpha K-8 Strategies
Listeners are millennial or gen Z teachers looking for effective educational strategies to become a better teacher while also becoming a better family member. These teachers stay at school because they care and realize the seriousness of the mission, but also need to spend more quality time with those at home.
Even though the PD sessions (episodes) speak from a Christian male educator/husband/father's perspective, current data shows that the audience listening are millenial/ gen Z female teachers and parents in Pennsylvania, California, Nevada, Texas, Arkansas, Virginia, Iowa, Georgia, New York and the District of Columbia.
Last Teacher at School is a community to help transform from 5pm stressed at school to 5pm blessed at home by navigating Generation Alpha classrooms using biblical strategies for personal and professional growth.
Why Be a Guest on Last Teacher @School | Gen Alpha K-8 Strategies
1. Experience sharing K-8 strategies based on Jesus' teachings for effective classroom transformation.
2. Opportunity to showcase practical techniques that can be applied immediately in teaching.
3. Connect with a diverse audience of Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z educators.
4. Impactful discussions on balancing teaching responsibilities with personal and family needs.
5. Explore unique perspectives on professional development and career growth in education.