The Suck Less Tomorrow Podcast
The Suck Less Tomorrow Podcast
Podcast Description
Suck Less Tomorrow is a podcast for teachers who are done pretending it's easy. In a world obsessed with "greatness" and "champion-level" teaching, sometimes the best you can hope for is to show up and suck a little less than you did yesterday.
Join us as we share honest conversations with real educators.
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Content Themes
The podcast centers on themes such as the challenges of different educational levels, co-teaching experiences, and personal anecdotes from educators. Specific episodes explore topics like teaching math through co-teaching challenges, a retired educator's insights from 31 years of teaching at various levels, and discussions on fitting in at new schools while managing artistic projects.
Suck Less Tomorrow is an education podcast for teachers, administrators, instructional coaches, and anyone passionate about improving schools.
Hosted by veteran educator, author, and speaker Carlton Glassford, each episode features honest conversations about classroom management, student behavior, teacher burnout, instructional strategies, school leadership, educational technology, and professional growth.
Because the truth is, teaching is hard and nobody has teaching completely figured out.
So join us each week as we try our best to the suck less tomorrow.
How can neuroscience improve classroom management? In this episode of the Suck Less Tomorrow Podcast, I sit down with chemistry teacher, educational consultant, and content creator Chris Mukiibi to discuss practical, research-informed strategies that help teachers build calmer, more cooperative classrooms.
Chris shares his journey from engineering student to educator and explains how neuroscience and psychology changed the way he approaches student behavior. We explore why so many teachers struggle with classroom management, why behavior systems matter, and how small changes in language and expectations can dramatically reduce conflict while strengthening relationships with students.
We also discuss:
Classroom management strategies for new teachers
How to reduce power struggles with students
Why ”the expectation is…” works better than ”I need you to…”
Building sustainable teaching systems that prevent burnout
Grading, feedback, and creating efficient classroom routines
Helping students regulate emotions and make better choices
The difference between solving symptoms and diagnosing the real problem
Whether you're in your first year of teaching or you've been in the classroom for decades, this conversation is packed with practical ideas you can use immediately.
Connect with Chris Mukiibi:
Instagram: @mrmukiibi
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