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Our guest this week, Neysa Olivares-Torres, breaks down the process of finding and developing your own personal teaching style. Neysa details how she landed on her “firm-but-fair" approach before sharing tips for other educators trying to develop their authentic teaching style. Neysa and Ana also discuss how finding—and embodying—your teaching style can reduce classroom behavior challenges. Our beloved Classroom Insider, Eric Cross, then joins Ana to share how he carved out his personal teaching style, “the warm demander.”
Show notes:
- Connect with Neysa Olivares-Torres on LinkedIn
- Read the "Achieving student growth in middle school" district success story
- Subscribe to Beyond My Years: https://amplify.com/beyond-my-years
- Follow us on Instagram: @amplify.education
- Connect with Eric Cross: https://www.ericcross.org/
- Connect with Ana Torres: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anayansi-ana-torres-m-ed-26a10654/
Quotes:
"Understand that a teaching style is not just [something] you find once and then that's it, right? It's ever evolving; it's always in progress; and its not one size fits all." –Neysa Olivares-Torres
"Great teaching is just like cooking, right? You never really stop learning, adjusting, and reflecting because our students keep evolving. And so we should, also." —Neysa Olivares-Torres
"My style came, really, with experience, with time, and with observing other teachers." —Neysa Olivares-Torres
"It's important to make sure that it feels like a partnership with your students, that we are equal partners in learning." —Neysa Olivares-Torres
"When I did show up as my authentic self, it made such an impact in my classroom." —Ana Torre
"Look at your strengths, your personality, and your values, and then build your classroom approach based on that." —Eric Cross
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