If you’re searching for actionable strategies to sustain joy, foster positivity, and lead with intention in your school, you’re in the right place. In this special episode of The Flip Side podcast, recorded live at the 10th anniversary of the Get Your Teach On National Conference in Orlando, Ross Braun a lifelong educator and Vice President of Positive Education at School Life, shares transformative insights on leadership, daily habits, and the power of connection in education.

Welcome to a deep dive into one of the most inspiring episodes of "The Flip Side," the motivational podcast for teachers from the Get Your Teach On conference. This episode features Hannah Steele, an eighth-grade math teacher at Scintilla Charter Academy in Valdosta, Georgia, and a first-time presenter at the conference. Hannah’s journey, teaching philosophy, and actionable advice offer a powerful reminder: your authenticity is your superpower in the classroom.

On this episode of The Flip Side, Hope King sits down with educator Montana Riley to talk about navigating change, overcoming teacher burnout, and finding renewed excitement in education. From choosing the right school environment and embracing professional growth to creating intentional classroom systems, Montana shares why stepping outside your comfort zone might be exactly what you need to rediscover your passion for teaching.

On this episode of The Flip Side, Hope King sits down with Dr. Jenna Copper to explore a powerful idea for educators: if you want a different view, you have to move. From overcoming obstacles and turning plans into action to experimenting with new teaching strategies and seeing the classroom from a student’s perspective, Dr. Copper shares practical ways teachers can get unstuck, embrace change, and create meaningful growth one small step at a time.

On this episode of The Flip Side, Hope King sits down with educator Amelia Capotosta live from the Get Your Teach On National Conference to talk about the difference between courage and confidence. From overcoming fear and judgment to showing up authentically and trying new classroom strategies, Amelia shares why teachers do not have to feel ready before taking the next step. Discover how moving through uncertainty can build confidence, strengthen your teaching, and create meaningful growth for you and your students.