Episode

Small Humans, Big Work for Teachers

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One Tired Teacher With Trina Deboree
Published
Mar 9, 2026
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957
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Summary

When the world shouts at teachers to do more, faster, and perfectly, we choose a different anchor: the small humans in front of us. A seven-year-old’s quiet kindness reframed an entire classroom and reminded us why presence matters more than perfection. From there, we unpack a practical roadmap for building connection that holds steady when mandates and programs feel overwhelming. We dig into the daily rituals that keep empathy alive—especially read alouds that invite big feelings and brave ...