One Tired Teacher With Trina Deboree
One Tired Teacher is a podcast that helps teachers trust themselves again.
Through honest conversations about reading, STEM, classroom life, and the realities of teaching, each episode reminds educators that their judgment, relationships, and humanity matter more than ever. Because great teaching doesn't come from doing more—it comes from trusting what you already know and allowing yourself to be supported along the way.
One Tired Teacher With Trina Deboree
Latest Episodes
Community Building Activities for Elementary Students That Actually Build Connection | Episode 311
Community-building activities for elementary students don't have to be complicated. Learn how simple conversations build connection and belonging.Classroom community building isn't about finding the cutest icebreaker or adding one...
Teacher Planning Tips That Protect Your Peace 310
Teacher Planning Tips That Protect Your Peace are about more than organizing lesson plans—they're about protecting what matters most before your calendar fills up. If you're looking for practical teacher planning tips that reduce overwhe...
Teachers Not Following the Rules | When Professional Judgment Matters More 309
Teachers Not Following the Rules | Professional Judgment in Teaching explores why professional judgment matters more than perfect compliance. If you've ever wondered whether you should follow every curriculum script exactly as written or...
Teacher Identity and School Culture | Don't Lose Yourself This Year 308
Teacher Identity and School Culture | Don't Lose Yourself This Year explores how school culture shapes teachers—and why protecting your identity matters just as much as supporting your students. If you've ever struggled to balance school...
Teachers Follow Your Heart | Why Teacher Judgment Matters More Than Ever 307
Teacher judgment still matters, even in an age of AI, curriculum programs, and accountability. If you've wondered whether AI can replace teachers, this episode is for you.Teachers today are surrounded by advice from curriculum companies,...