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Chronicles of Mister

Chronicles of Mister

By: Mr. Pierre
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I’m of the 2%. That’s the percentage of Black men who are educators in the U.S. I hope to chronicle and connect with other educators to discuss the joys and realities of being an educator. I’ve been in this profession for over fifteen years, and I look forward to seeing what the next 15 will be like. Welcome to The Chronicles. Support the podcast: https://pensight.com/x/chroniclesofmister Merch: https://chronicles-of-mister.printify.me/products https://pensight.com/x/chroniclesofmisterMr. Pierre
Episodes
  • The Power of Choice Words: Patty McGee on Feedback that Helps Students Grow
    Apr 6 2026

    In this episode of The Chronicles of Mister, I sit down with literacy expert Patty McGee for a thoughtful conversation on why writing matters in every classroom, including STEM. Together, we explore the power of strength-based feedback, the importance of helping students discover their writing identity, and how “thinking with ink” can deepen critical thinking and student voice. Patty also shares practical insights for supporting reluctant writers and offers valuable resources for educators who want to help students grow with confidence.


    Listen, reflect, and share with a fellow educator.


    Recorded and supported by Dubby⁠ & Riverside: Use this link if you would like to try them out and help me out at the same time.



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    27 mins
  • The Real Goal of Discipline Is Growth, Not Control
    Mar 14 2026

    Hey There,

    In this episode of The Chronicles of Mister, Mr. Pierre sits down with Nicholas Bradford to unpack a powerful question: What if discipline was not just about punishment, but about growth, accountability, and repair?

    Together, they explore how restorative justice can move schools, families, and communities away from purely punitive responses and toward something more human and more effective. Nicholas shares how accountability and relationship-building must work together, why many conflicts are not actually about us, and how slowing down in tense moments can create space for reflection, responsibility, and real change.

    This conversation is for educators, parents, leaders, and anyone trying to handle conflict with more wisdom and less reactivity. From suspension and reentry to self-advocacy, parenting, and mindset, this episode offers practical insight for anyone who wants to build healthier relationships and stronger communities.

    If you have ever wondered how to correct behavior without losing connection, this episode is for you.

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    37 mins
  • From the Classroom Teacher to Author
    Dec 1 2025

    Hey There Everyone,


    In this episode I get to chat with Christine Devane, a former second-grade teacher, shares her journey from teaching to becoming a children's book author. She discusses her transition from the classroom to being a stay-at-home mom, highlighting the challenges and joys of both roles. Christine emphasizes the importance of libraries as a resource for parents and children, sharing her experiences of engaging children with her book "Elephant Beach" through interactive read-aloud sessions.

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    13 mins
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A great podcast from a Black male teacher we need more of them as teachers.

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