Navigating The Classroom Chaos!

Crying in My Car: A Podcast for Teachers

Devin Siebold

Teacher, Education, Satire, Teachers, Boredteachers, Comedy, Comedian

4.8 • 685 Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

We’re giving humorous insights of the chaotic life in the classroom

Welcome to a new episode of "Crying In My Car," where we peel back the curtain on the always entertaining world of teaching. I'm your host Devin Siebold, and alongside me is the ever-hilarious James Yon. Whether you're grading papers or just intrigued by the chaos of the classroom, this is the podcast for you!

In today's episode, we're tackling the swarm of challenges that come with teaching. We're spilling the beans on everything from the laughable to the logistical, including those all-important bathroom policies. Because, let's be honest, when nature calls in the middle of a lesson, what can we do?

We're diving into the state of teacher education today. Did you know there are 180,000 people out there without the necessary education to become a teacher? It's a stat that will make you think.

We're wrapping up the episode with a game of “Would You Rather? TEACHER EDITION”. Trust us, it's a game that every teacher will relate to, laugh with, and maybe even cringe a little.

Join us, as we explore the highs, lows, and hysterical in-betweens of being a teacher. From parents' perks to classroom conundrums, this episode has got it all. See you in the carpool lane for this episode of Crying In My Car!

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody. The board teachers comedy tour is coming to a city near you. Texas. We've been there many times. You've always packed it out. We're coming to Lubbock. We're coming to Midland. We're coming to Amarillo. I don't know. But we're going to be there. It's January 26th through 28th. We're coming to Texas. Then we're going to Florida. We got Orlando. Then we're going to go over to Clearwater, and then we're doing back to Orlando. I don't understand the routing on this, but I do understand that the laughs will be had. You got to come check us out. Board Teachers Comedy Tour, Texas and Florida. We're coming to you into January, beginning of February. Get those tickets now.
0:36.6	Hey, everybody. This is James Jan, and you're about to see a new episode of Crying in My Car,
0:41.3	a podcast for teachers. Now, we got some fun today because there's a new role in Houston, Texas,
0:46.7	where they won't let kids go to the bathroom for the entire class. That's going to get messy.
0:52.0	Then we're going to have some hilarious teacher stories
0:54.5	about some of the crazy things that they experience from parents.
0:58.0	Then we're going to wrap things up with a brand new game
1:00.3	we like to call Would You Rather Teacher Edition?
1:03.7	Stay tuned. Hey, Hey, everybody. This is Crying in My Car, a podcast for Teachers.
1:30.0	My name is Devin Sebold.
1:31.2	Got James Jan in the house.
1:33.3	We're here to make you laugh.
1:34.4	Hopefully ease that stress of the work week.
1:37.2	If you're sitting in your car, thinking about tearing up, hopefully.
1:40.2	Tears of laughter.
1:41.1	That's what we're going for.
1:42.3	Hit that subscribe button, share it.
1:43.9	Rate it 5 star. Let us know what you think. Thanks so much for obviously
1:46.8	supporting the podcast, and thank you to board teachers, our premier partner.
1:51.7	Yes. And for helping us out and for getting the word out. And we appreciate you.
1:55.5	Hopefully you can check us out on the board teachers comedy tour and support them as well.
2:00.3	Now, James, you are a parent, and this is a parent-focused type of episode.
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