Engaging Early Learners

Hosted by Rachel, an early childhood teacher and creator behind Engaging Early Learners. This podcast dives into everything from classroom management and student engagement to lesson ideas, routines, small-group instruction, and teacher life behind the scenes. Each episode is designed to be realistic, relatable, and rooted in what truly works with young learners. Whether you’re a new teacher or a seasoned one, you’ll leave each episode with something small (or big!) you can take back to your classroom and make your own, because even if one tiny piece helps your students thrive, that’s a win.

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  E22. What Does a School Counselor Actually Do?

  Aug 19, 202648 min

  When you think about an elementary school counselor, you might picture individual student check-ins or small groups but there is so much more happening behind the scenes. In this episode, Rachel sits down with Jenn, an experienced and incredibly hands-on school counselor, to take us inside the day-to-day role of a counselor in an elementary school. Jenn shares her journey into school counseling and what her work really looks like, from supporting students with social-emotional needs and behavior to collaborating with teachers and helping staff better understand and respond to their students. Rachel and Jenn also dive into how schools can better support student mental health, why proactive support matters, and how strong collaboration between counselors and teachers can make a meaningful difference for students. Shop Engaging Early Learners on Teachers Pay Teachers Find me on my social media platforms: Instagram: @EngagingEarlyLearners Facebook: Engaging Early Learners Facebook Group: Engaging Early Learners Community Website: EngagingEarlyLearners.com Pinterest: Engaging Early Learners Email: Rachel@engagingearlylearners.com

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  E21. How BCBAs Support Students and Teachers in Schools

  Aug 12, 202656 min

  What does a BCBA actually do in an elementary school? In this episode, Rachel sits down with her good friend Courtney, a school-based BCBA, to talk about behavior support, working alongside teachers, and what the role really looks like in a school setting. Courtney shares what led her to pursue a career beyond teaching, her personal connection to autism, and how she found her way into behavior support. She also breaks down what ABA is, how BCBAs support students and teachers, and some of the common misconceptions about the role. This conversation is encouraging for teachers, special educators, and anyone who works with students and wants to better understand behavior and how to support students effectively. Shop Engaging Early Learners on Teachers Pay Teachers Find me on my social media platforms: Instagram: @EngagingEarlyLearners Facebook: Engaging Early Learners Facebook Group: Engaging Early Learners Community Website: EngagingEarlyLearners.com Pinterest: Engaging Early Learners Email: Rachel@engagingearlylearners.com

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  E20. What Does an Occupational Therapist Do in Schools? Understanding OT Services

  Aug 5, 202657 min

  Occupational therapy plays an important role in helping students build the skills they need to participate and succeed in the school environment. In this conversation, Rachel chats with Marissa about what school-based occupational therapy really looks like, who qualifies for services, and some of the common misconceptions surrounding OT. Marissa breaks down how occupational therapy supports students with everyday school skills like handwriting, sitting in a chair, grasp, and classroom participation. This conversation is helpful for parents, educators, and anyone who works with students who want to better understand the purpose of occupational therapy and how these services can support student success. Your OT Isn't Just Playing Video Shop Engaging Early Learners on Teachers Pay Teachers Find me on my social media platforms: Instagram: @EngagingEarlyLearners Facebook: Engaging Early Learners Facebook Group: Engaging Early Learners Community Website: EngagingEarlyLearners.com Pinterest: Engaging Early Learners Email: Rachel@engagingearlylearners.com

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  E19. Inside a Preschool Special Education Classroom

  Jul 29, 202657 min

  What does it actually take to teach preschool special education? Rachel sits down with Amy, a preschool special education teacher with 11 years of experience, to talk about the systems, routines, and mindset behind a successful classroom. They discuss what makes preschool different from other special education settings, how teachers support students with IEPs, and why helping students learn to communicate, interact, and become independent is at the heart of the work. https://www.nj.gov/humanservices/dds/documents/prise.pdf

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  E18. Why Co-Teaching Works: A Look Inside a Successful Partnership

  Jul 22, 202646 min

  In this episode, Rachel sits down with two friends and coworkers, Steph and Sophie, who are 4th grade co-teachers, to talk about the realities of co-teaching. They share what a successful co-teaching partnership actually looks like, from dividing responsibilities and finding a rhythm to navigating challenges and staying flexible. Together, they discuss the misconceptions around co-teaching and why strong communication, collaboration, and trust are what make a partnership work. Co-teaching takes teamwork, communication, and a willingness to make it work. Steph and Sophie’s partnership is a powerful example of how two teachers can come together to create a stronger experience for both students and educators. https://engagingearlylearners.com/all-about-co-teaching/

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