Hi, I'm Sam Griffin, host of the Teacher Answers Podcast, a 29-year veteran high school math and science teacher, and an examiner of the teenage brain. Come with me as we tackle current issues and take questions from current high school teenagers and answer them in the most no-nonsense, practical, helpful way possible. Take this with you on your drive to work or walk in the park and hear what actual teens are thinking. This show is full of helpful suggestions for teens, teachers, and parents. Listen as we find out why high school students do what they do.
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Hi, I'm Sam Griffin, host of the Teacher Answers Podcast, a 29-year veteran high school math and science teacher, and an examiner of the teenage brain. Come with me as we tackle current issues and take questions from current high school teenagers and answer them in the most no-nonsense, practical, helpful way possible. Take this with you on your drive to work or walk in the park and hear what actual teens are thinking. This show is full of helpful suggestions for teens, teachers, and parents. Listen as we find out why high school students do what they do.
Here are several questions from actual high school students. How do you get unstuck when you are in a rut and feel like you can't complete a project? The answer to that one is between the answers. Enjoy!
Teacher Answers
Hi, I'm Sam Griffin, host of the Teacher Answers Podcast, a 29-year veteran high school math and science teacher, and an examiner of the teenage brain. Come with me as we tackle current issues and take questions from current high school teenagers and answer them in the most no-nonsense, practical, helpful way possible. Take this with you on your drive to work or walk in the park and hear what actual teens are thinking. This show is full of helpful suggestions for teens, teachers, and parents. Listen as we find out why high school students do what they do.
