Podcast appearances and mentions of esther brunat

In this episode, I'm joined by a hilarious high school math teacher and student engagement guru, Esther Brunat (@estherbrunat) for a conversation full of laughter and inspiration. Tune in to hear all about her classroom engagement hacks, her amazing stories, and why building relationships with your students is so important for them and for us as teachers! Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/hotmessteacherexpress See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we had The Great Esther Brunat with us. She is an amazing high school teacher, great with her students. She talks about her adventures this past summer. She is amazing on social media, such an inspiration to all those who are creatives!!   #speakonitpodcasttruthedition #SOI #Blacksuccessfulwomen  Social Media   @estherbrunat  https://www.instagram.com/estherbrunat/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yep, you read that right: mathfluencers are the future of education and today’s guest is leading the way! Esther Brunat and The Squadratics (think Mean Girls but like, if Mean Girls somehow had even MORE math) are on a mission to market math to Gen Z, and they’re gaining mad momentum. Today Vanessa talks to Esther about how teachers can embrace new technology, genuinely connect with their students, and even learn valuable marketing lessons from hideous footwear trends. See you on the 'gram!About EstherEsther Brunat is a high school math teacher in sunny South Florida. She prides herself on building relationships with her students through laughter and "staying hip." Her resources offer a fresh take on presentation and engaging visuals in the math classroom. You can find teaching resources on her Teachers Pay Teachers account: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Esther-BrunatShow notes:26:50 - kentai.haven, the kid on TikTok who hilariously and brilliantly guesses people's height with something in their hand using math32:40 - The article that Vanessa and Season 2 guest Michole Washington (who studies the common Black experience in math class) wrote about how math class mimics police brutality for Black kidsConnect with us:Esther Brunat: @estherbrunat (Instagram, YouTube, TikTok)Vanessa Vakharia: @themathguru (Insta, Twitter, TikTok)Math Therapy: @maththerapy (Twitter)Transcript for today’s episode: www.maththerapypodcast.com

This week we want to welcome our good friend, Esther Brunat, who is a content creator and social media influencer. Join us as she discusses the importance of leveraging your platform for brand partnerships, finding your value, and not being afraid to ask for what you're worth. Be sure to follow Esther on Instagram: @estherbrunat. Mastered by: @_nandobando Music production: @godframe. Follow us at @goodcitymusic or go to goodcitymusic.com for more information. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelinkup/support

On this second run of the show !!! : Our insightful and gorgeous host Ms. Fab (IG- @fabylous01) sits down with the all-inspiring and HYSTERICAL Esther Brunat, as they discuss her growth as a teacher overseas, students that she's motivated, and the trials overcome through prayer and confidence. Connect: Esther Brunat (All social networks - @estherbrunat) Please don't forget to subscribe to our networks as well! FOLLOW US ON YOUTUBE, IG , FB: @GR8NESSENT

@Estherbrunat is a crack yo-mama jokes type of teacher. She teachers math to high schoolers and shares a weekly show on Instagram "What the Kids be Sayin" explaining some of the newest trends in the classroom. On this episode Gary and Esther share laughs and some important topics within her life right now. Check out Esther online @Estherbrunat she is halurrious!

We are so fortunate to be friends with Esther Brunat (Instagram @estherbrunat) and were so lucky to start our Black Friday with a conversation about authenticity with one of the realest teachers you'll ever find. If you follow Esther online you can see that she values authenticity and it shines through with her students. On this episode we had the chance to talk about the upside of authenticity for teachers. We know that its scary to be vulnerable with students, but Esther is a case study in how our students benefit from their teachers being true to themselves. That is why we named this episode 'real recognizes real.' From her description of the frustrations of having to repeat directions to the humor she brings with 'what the kids be sayin' on this episode Esther shares the best of herself and we are grateful for that! Do you follow us on social media?!! Find us on Twitter and Instagram: @valueaddsvalue Want to try out Nearpod for free?! Click the link below! go.nearpod.com/valueaddsvalue And if you want to support the production of this show click the link below! https://anchor.fm/valueaddsvalue/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valueaddsvalue/support

Laughter leads to learning. Period. And in this quick tip episode, Esther Brunat gives us a few ideas on how we can incorporate humor into our classroom management. To see ...

We wanted to share this conversation with our friend Esther Brunat earlier this year because of how relevant it is to us as teachers! We invited her to be on the podcast after her session on the Teachers Reboot Conference put on by Educators 2 Educators titled Petty On Purpose. We have so much fun with Esther and want to ensure that you understand that being petty for her is just code for using humor to build relationships. We hope you enjoy this episode and the "exclusive news" is about to happen! Be sure to find Esther on Instagram @estherbrunat! If you want access to our exclusive offer with Nearpod for a free 3 month Gold Membership and a $25 content credit go to nearpod.com/valueaddsvalue! If you want to support our work or join our PD community please go to patreon.com/valueaddvalue to learn more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valueaddsvalue/support

Hello everyone! Today I have Jennifer from Jennuine Teaching (Instagram, Youtube) to talk with us about EVERYTHING LESSON PLANNING! If you haven't heard of Jennuine Teaching, you're in for a treat because it is a fantastic resource and Jennifer is one of my favorite teachers to watch and learn from. As expected, this episode dives into the ins and outs of lesson planning from Jennifer's point of view, all the way from start to finish and every thing in between. If you're new to lesson planning, want to hear about a new way to do it or think about it, or simply want to listen to two teachers talk shop, this is the episode for you! You can also catch Jennifer at her blog here! Enjoy! Oh! One last thing, I referenced Esther Brunat's episode in this talk so the link to that is HERE if you want to check it out (you really should)!

On this episode of the podcast we are joined by the incredibly fun and engaging Esther Brunat for a conversation on how to build relationships through humor. We connect during the Teachers Reboot Conference after watching her session called Petty on Purpose. Asking students questions like, "Who peed in your cheerios?" can often diffuse tense situations and create connections between teachers and students. This episode is filled with laughs and real talk! We hope you enjoy it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valueaddsvalue/support

Esther Brunat is a high school math teacher who is on her way to being Instagram famous, laughs really loud and has never owned a pair of Adidas. Listen, as she sits down with Butta P and discusses the Stoneman Douglas Shooting, Being Single and how funny that is to her students. Outro music provided by Wande. (Song - Elevated) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kickingitwithbutta/support

Hello everyone! Now more than ever, there is a need for relationships in our classrooms. What some might call “the hidden standards” of teaching, need to come out in the open, and drive our decisions and how we conduct ourselves daily. It could be argued that the younger generations are less equipped to deal with emotions than other generations were. Due to the sterilization of human emotion they see in social media, they spend more and more time operating with ideas that aren’t exactly the most accurate way to view the world. This can, and does, cause many issues in their social and emotional development. Because of this, I believe educators should lead their classes with relationships first, then use those relationships to push kids into bigger and better places academically, socially, and emotionally. To talk about how to do this, I brought on Esther Brunat, a fantastic math teacher who has developed quite a following on Instagram for her stories and realness. Esther details how she thinks about relationships in the class, how she makes herself available, and just how exhausting it can be to do this correctly. If you missed part 1, you can listen to it here.  You don’t want to miss this episode! Check it out, and enjoy the show. Don’t forget to subscribe and review the show on iTunes!  For more insights into the power of relationships, here is an episode from season 1 about relationships and coaching. 

Hello everyone! Now more than ever, there is a need for relationships in our classrooms. What some might call "the hidden standards" of teaching, need to come out in the open, and drive our decisions and how we conduct ourselves daily. It could be argued that the younger generations are less equipped to deal with emotions than other generations were. Due to the sterilization of human emotion they see in social media, they spend more and more time operating with ideas that aren't exactly the most accurate way to view the world. This can, and does, cause many issues in their social and emotional development. Because of this, I believe educators should lead their classes with relationships first, then use those relationships to push kids into bigger and better places academically, socially, and emotionally. To talk about how to do this, I brought on Esther Brunat, a fantastic math teacher who has developed quite a following on Instagram for her stories and realness. Esther details how she thinks about relationships in the class, how she makes herself available, and just how exhausting it can be to do this correctly. You don't want to miss this episode! Check it out, and enjoy the show. Don’t forget to subscribe and review the show on iTunes!  For more insights into the power of relationships, here is an episode from season 1 about relationships and coaching.