Stay ConnectedWelcome to The Self-Care Series with Cherith Fluker. This is the podcast where we talk all things self-care, self-love, and self-improvement. I want to help you to be unapologetic about putting yourself first.
Each week, we will explore topics to help you get clear about what self-care means. You’ll leave motivated to start or nurture your self-care routine and inspired to help someone else on their self-care journey. Let’s go!
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This episode list books that can help increase cultural sensitivity and awareness. Links to the books can be found here: http://whatcherithinks.com/2020/10/02/books-that-teach-cultural-sensitivity-and-awareness/
In this episode, Cherith talks to longtime friend and colleague, Dr. Christy Shepard to discuss the transition from school teacher to school administrator. Though this episode serves to inform those aspiring to become school administrators and those who are just starting in the role of school administrator, there are several takeaways that might interest anyone hoping to catch a glimpse inside the school administrator role. You don't want to miss this conversation.
In Episode 4 of the WhatCherithinks Podcast, Cherith talks with a former student, Charles Morris, who now works in Higher Education. Though Charles has held several positions at his current institution, Cherith’s interest was particularly piqued by his work in the Academic Success Center. After they reminisce about Charles’ days as a student in her 11th grade English classroom, they go on to talk about preparing and retaining students for the rigor of college. Charles shares some very practical tips and strategies that students can use to stay on a successful path.
In Episode 3 of the WhatCherithinks Podcast, Cherith sits down with her husband, Cordell, to discuss the impact that outside influences play on one’s overall educational experience. The two agree that classroom education is very important, but that things learned outside of the classroom play just as much of a role in a person’s success. Cordell jokes that he has “some college”, but that experiences with his family has taught him so much. Experiences such as gardening and pig farming coupled with his Auburn education has molded him into the man that he is today.
This episode provides tips and encouragement for new teachers beginning their first year during the Pandemic. What a time to be entering the field of education! Best of luck to all new teachers. You’ve got this!
It is finally launch day for the WhatCherithinks Podcast! Thanks so much for joining me! In the first episode of the podcast, I am sitting down with my son, Jordan, who is a sophomore Chemical Engineering student. Jordan’s traditional freshman year came to a screeching halt in March, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. He, like many other college students, completed the year virtually. Even though Jordan had an unconventional ending to his freshman year, he is ready to tackle sophomore year. Tune in to today’s episode to hear the details. Visit www.cherithfluker.com for the show notes.
This bonus episode gives listeners a glimpse into purpose of the WhatCherithinks Podcast. In this episode, Cherith provides encouraging words to educators as they prepare to face a school year that is sure to be unlike any other!
This is the promotional trailer for the WhatCherithinks Podcast. The podcast will air weekly beginning September 1, 2020.
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