We Belong Education Podcast
We Belong Education Podcast
Podcast Description
Join Saurubh Malviya and Helen Pentecost as they explore topics that matter most to educators. This podcast dives into answering questions and sharing insights to support educators on their professional and personal journeys.
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Focuses on educational practices, communication strategies, and social-emotional learning with episodes discussing the nuances of communicating children's behavior with parents, the implications of swearing in educational settings, and foundational philosophies behind the podcast.
Join Dr Saurubh Malviya and Helen Pentecost as they explore topics that matter most to educators. This podcast dives into answering questions and sharing insights to support educators on their professional and personal journeys.
From “my way or the highway” to “sharing is caring,” the phrases we use with children are often automatic, passed down from our own childhoods and embedded in practice.
But have we ever stopped to ask:
Where did these sayings come from?
Do they still serve us?
And what are children actually hearing?
In this episode, we explore the language of childhood — the good, the outdated, and the unquestioned building awareness of what we say, why we say it, and the impact it can have on children’s sense of agency, identity, and belonging.
If you’re ready to rethink the phrases you’ve always used… this conversation might just change the way you speak forever.
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📲 Follow our journey at We Belong Education:
Facebook: We Belong Education
Instagram: @2webelong
LinkedIn: We Belong Education
🎙️ Connect with your hosts:
Dr Saurubh Malviya
Facebook: Saurubh Malviya
Instagram: @saurubh_malviya
LinkedIn: Dr Saurubh Malviya
YouTube: Dr Saurubh Malviya
Helen Pentecost
Instagram: @webelongwithhelen
✨ Free resources for educators, families and teams:https://linktr.ee/webelongeducation
💡 Interested in professional development for your team?
Get in touch with us at [email protected]
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