TeacherStories.org celebrates teachers and the important role they play in our lives and communities.
Do you have a teacher story that you would like to share? https://teacherstories.org/submit-story

by Teacher Stories

TeacherStories.org celebrates teachers and the important role they play in our lives and communities. Do you have a teacher story that you would like to share? https://teacherstories.org/submit-story
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March 23, 2026
What if just 6 hours could transform how students see each other—and themselves? In this powerful episode, we take you inside Breaking Down the Walls, a high school workshop where simple conversations evolve into moments of deep vulnerability, empathy, and connection. At a Northern California high school, students move from awkward introductions to sharing personal stories of loneliness, bullying, and resilience. Through activities like “Cross the Line,” they discover something many didn’t expect: they are not alone. Walls built by fear, stereotypes, and silence begin to fall. This episode, featuring voices from students, educators, and a social-emotional learning expert, reveals why connection is essential for learning—and how schools can foster it. The result? A powerful reminder that when students feel seen and understood, everything changes—relationships, school culture, and, for many, a renewed eagerness to learn.

October 7, 2025
What happens when a shy, young girl who hated being called on in class grows up to become a teacher—and then writes a children's book that helps kids face their fears? This episode of Teacher Stories features Christine Devane, a former educator who transformed her childhood struggles with shyness into a powerful tool for connecting with students and young readers. You'll hear how Christine's own experience with shyness led her to give students choices and help them find their voice. You’ll hear how an 8-year-old reader immediately related Christine's book to her own experiences at a waterpark and arts camp. Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply someone who believes in the power of storytelling, this conversation will remind you how the right book at the right moment can help children—and adults— gain important insights about themselves and the world around them. Plus, you'll get a simple suggestion at the end to reconnect with a childhood book that made a difference in your own life.

July 8, 2025
Host Ken Futernick interviews Bruce Wasser, a former history teacher, about his journey from conscientious objector to impactful educator, alongside former student Julia Damer, revealing the reciprocal influence between teachers and students in inspiring change.
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TeacherStories.org celebrates teachers and the important role they play in our lives and communities.
Do you have a teacher story that you would like to share? https://teacherstories.org/submit-story
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