Hey teachers, are you struggling with classroom discipline?

Tune in as D. Paul Miller shares how a shift in perspective—and a little empathy—can turn discipline moments into powerful teaching opportunities.

In this episode of The Lead Serve Teach Podcast, you’ll learn why stepping back, asking the right questions, and seeing the bigger picture can transform both your students and your classroom.

Don’t miss these real-world insights you can apply today!

In this episode:

• Zoom out – See the big picture.

• Stay curious – Ask, don’t assume.

• Don’t take it personal – Their behavior ≠ your worth.

• Teach in tough moments – Discipline is a lesson.

• Lead with grace – Growth > punishment.

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How do great teachers really handle disruptive students?

In this episode of The Lead Serve Teach, D.Paul Miller shares fun, real-world strategies to turn classroom chaos into connection. Learn how serving first and leading with calm can flip discipline into powerful moments of growth—for you and your students. If you’re ready to rethink the way you handle disruptions, this episode is a must-listen!

In this episode:

• Build strong relationships, especially with disruptive students.

• Turn discipline into moments of care and leadership.

• Lead with connection to help students feel valued.

• Replace competition with understanding and engagement.

• “Serve first, teach second” creates a calmer classroom.

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Ever feel stuck when it comes to classroom discipline? You're not alone. In this episode of The Lead Serve Teach, D.Paul Miller shares a real story from his own classroom and breaks down how discipline doesn’t have to be about control—it can actually build stronger relationships. If you're tired of the same old punishment cycle, this one’s for you. It’s all about staying calm, asking better questions, and leading with empathy.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Why discipline isn’t just about keeping order—it’s a chance to build trust and lead.

• How staying calm (not controlling) can actually fix more problems.

• The power of focusing on student choices, not their character.

• Simple questions that help students figure out why they act—and how to choose better next time.

Check out my book here: https://dpaulmillerspeaks.com/books/hey-teachers-dont-quit-book/

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