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Teaching in Crisis: Lessons From My Toughest Years

Subscribe now for meaningful conversations on educational equity and advocacy that inspire change in classrooms everywhere! In this episode of the Leading Equity Podcast, we’re joined by Nicole Terrizzi, educator, advocate, and author of the powerful memoir "Learning in Freefall." Together, we take a deep dive into Nicole’s toughest years teaching in under-resourced schools, offering valuable insights on navigating conversations about mental health, systemic barriers, and culturally affirming leadership. Nicole courageously shares her journey through emotional and professional challenges, the lessons learned from her first years in the classroom, and the importance of mentorship, advocacy skills, and inclusive leadership in fostering equity. From addressing issues like systemic racism and poverty to implementing self-care strategies and setting boundaries, this conversation will resonate with educators at every stage of their careers. If you’re passionate about enhancing equity in education and creating culturally affirming spaces for students, this episode is for you. Don’t miss Nicole’s inspiring story of persistence and hope, as well as practical advice for navigating the complexities of teaching. #educationequity #teachersupport #findingmentors #teachingchallengessolutions #mentalhealthineducation CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Introduction 01:24 - Nicole's Book: Learning in Freefall 01:59 - Importance of Early Years 03:35 - Challenges Faced by Nicole 05:40 - Finding a Mentor in Education 09:35 - Emotional Impact of Teaching 11:16 - Nicole's Mental Health Journey 16:55 - ECT Therapy and Teaching Impact 20:37 - Lessons Learned: What Would You Change? 24:20 - Setting Boundaries in Education 27:10 - Final Words of Advice 27:50 - Outro