On this season finale, Tosin and Tomiwa begin with a little recap of the "week of love" and what it meant for them and their schools. Then they go on to talk about the highlights of the entire season. Enjoy!

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It's only normal that we spend some time talking about the almighty mental health. Everybody is talking about it, and rightly so. Teachers are ranked as high as doctors, pilots and military personnels on the stress levels of their jobs and the lack of care for mental health is a big reason teachers are leaving the teaching profession en masse. 

We are joined on this episode by Peace, a mental health expert, who dives into everything mental health for teachers and other professionals alike. 

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Teachers tend to put their health on the back-burner and focus on the job of educating children. That is why this episode, we sat with Titilope, a public health expert to talk abut what exactly being a healthy teacher means and how teachers can position themselves to stay healthy even as they go about their jobs.

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Teachers have so many experiences but one thing that they mostly share in common is the love for the children and just generally the art of teaching.

On this episode, Tomiwa and Tosin are joined by Lota, Wemimo and Ekomobong for a full round table energy of just trading stories and what teaching means for them.

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Teachers should look good! We really believe this and try to smash the idea that teachers need to look stuffy because they teach children. In fact, a big reason for constantly looking good is that they teach children!

On this episode, Tomiwa and Tosin are joined by Sara to discuss teacher dressing and outlook, as well as looking great on a (not so much) teacher salary.

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The triangle that connects the parents, the school and teachers is such a delicate one that if handled carelessly might lead to ripple damages.

Our guest Adetutu, is a seasoned educator who has vast knowledge and experience in school administration and leadership. She is also a parent, hence, her expertise in managing difficult parents is one that can’t be questioned.

On this episode, she talks about handling difficult parents and how to avoid situations that would lead to rifts between teachers and parents.

She also touched on the role of the school in ensuring that all parties are protected. 

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Whether you have a classroom bubbling with children or you are parenting a few of them as a birthing parent, aunt or uncle, one thing you'll agree with is that it can be a lot managing them. On this episode, Tosin and Tomiwa talk about their experiences in classroom management and some ways to handle the peculiarities of children.

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