49. Visuals, Middle School, Maternity Leave, and MORE with Guest Rachael Lasky

Going through different seasons of life and experiences will definitely change your perspective on teaching. From teaching in a classroom with no windows, sinks, or up-to-date posters to display to taking maternity leave during a sub shortage, our guest today has had a wide range of experiences that have influenced her mindset around teaching. I am so excited to have @the_weird_science_teacher, Rachael Lasky, with us today!

 

Rachael has such great experience when it comes to teaching middle school science and is sharing amazing wisdom on using visuals for teaching, work/life balance, and so much more! This episode is full of excellent insight, especially for middle school science teachers. Rachael is sharing why she loves teaching middle school science, her experiences and advice for taking maternity leave at the beginning of the school year, how she uses visuals in her lessons, and advice for middle school teachers. 

 

Resources Mentioned:

• Science Scaffolded Notes/Anchor Charts: DNA and Genetics
• Anchor Charts: Identifying Variables
• SECONDARY SCIENCE SIMPLIFIED™️ Professional Development Course
• Follow, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts.

 

Check out the show notes for all resources mentioned in this episode: https://itsnotrocketscienceclassroom.com/episode49