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Teach Me, Teacher

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Designed from the ground up as a no nonsense approach to teacher development, this podcast is your gateway to bettering your craft (and having some laughs along the way). It is a show for you. To help you better your craft, learn new skills, and get ideas to fuel your own. It is a show for anyone in the field of education, and has featured teachers and administrators from all over to offer their unique perspectives on some of the most relevant and hottest topics in public schools. Teach Me,

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28:25

#260 Leading Through Literacy with Matt Renwick (pt.1)

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2022/04/25

Hello everyone! Summer is on the way and that means many of you are eyeing new ways to serve as a leader in your district (and beyond.) But what does it mean to be a leader today? So much has changed over the past few years…is there even a guide anymore? YES! Matt Renwick, author of the fantastic Leading Like a C.O.A.C.H, is on the show today to talk about his lessons in leadership and his view of principalship today. In this episode we discuss: His history and his early days as a “siloed”

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33:48

#259 Compassionate Communication Boosts Academics...

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2022/04/18

Hello everyone! One of the key aspects of being a teacher is being able to communicate well with many people. At times, especially in the classroom, it can feel like there just isn’t time to communicate well. We have lessons and tests to do. Papers to grade. Emails to send… But this isn’t something that’s complicated. It’s not “rocket science.” It’s a basic need that our classes need to succeed. Last week, I brought on my friend and educator Josh Monroe to discuss how communication is a form of

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28:03

#258 Communication as a form of Care with Josh Monroe...

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2022/04/11

Hello everyone! One of the key aspects of being a teacher is being able to communicate well with many people. At times, especially in the classroom, it can feel like there just isn’t time to communicate well. We have lessons and tests to do. Papers to grade. Emails to send… But this isn’t something that’s complicated. It’s not “rocket science.” It’s a basic need that our classes need to succeed. To discuss this, I brought on my friend and educator Josh Monroe! Josh’s videos about communication have

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28:07

#257 Building an Empowered Writing Community (Erin...

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2022/04/04

Hello everyone! Welcome to part two of my talk with Erin Gruwell! Last week, we discussed the power of writing, stories, and teaching honestly. In this episode, we dive into HOW to create a workshop that that is an empowering writing community and why this should be our goal. Backstory: Over twenty years ago, the students in first-year teacher Erin Gruwell’s high school class in Long Beach, California, were labeled “unteachable”—but she saw past that. Instead of treating them as scores on a test,

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32:05

#256 Dear Freedom Writer with Erin Gruwell (pt.1)

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2022/03/28

Hello everyone! Over twenty years ago, the students in first-year teacher Erin Gruwell’s high school class in Long Beach, California, were labeled “unteachable”—but she saw past that. Instead of treating them as scores on a test, she understood that each of them had a unique story to tell. Inspired by books like Anne Frank’s diary, her students began writing their own diaries, eventually dubbing themselves the Freedom Writers. Together, they co-authored The Freedom Writers Diary. In Dear Freedom

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30:18

#255 Building Back Trust in School (Dr. Zac...

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2022/03/21

Hello everyone! It's no secret that the trust people have about schools, rightfully and wrongfully, has been harmed. Many of the relationships involved with well functioning schools are struggling. Some of this is caused by media hype, while others are rooted deeply in the culture wars occurring right now in and around education. In part one with Dr. Zac Bauermaster, we discussed how Zac leads with people in mind first. Even when things are hectic or struggling, he goes back to the people he serves

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28:28

#254 Leadership Means People First with Dr. Zac...

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2022/03/14

Hello everyone! Over the years we have featured some of the top leaders in education, such as Todd Whitaker, Hamish Brewer, and Adam Dovico. Even though Teach Me, Teacher is a teacher centered show, I love talking with administrators from all over because I feel like it brings a lot of light into the teams we work with. By understanding one another's jobs and hardships, we can better serve one another. In this episode, we are talking with Dr. Zac Bauermaster, the principal of Kissel Hill Elementary

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20:49

#253 What it Takes to Empower Young Writers

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2022/03/07

Hello everyone! Writefully Empowered is HERE! It's my second book, all about creating a writing workshop that empowers young people to be their best and write pieces they care about. In this episode, I talk with my co-host of Craft & Draft (my second podcast) about her experience with reading the book, what her takeaways are, and what other educators might find useful in it too. You can get the book here — or if you want a signed copy by all of the students, message me here! This episode is

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28:50

#252 Implementing Concept Based Instruction (Kass...

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2022/02/28

Hello everyone! Last week, we dove into how educator Kass Haut, otherwise known as @heymshaut on Instagram and TikTok, discovered and came to love concept based instruction. This week, we take this a step further and go into the dos and don'ts, common pitfalls with concept based instruction, grades, and even working with parents! You do not want to miss this one! Enjoy! Teaching our children to think and reason mathematically is a challenge, not because students can’t learn to think

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29:30

#251 Discovering Concept Based Instruction with Kass...

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2022/02/21

Hello everyone! Many teachers are always on the lookout for new ways of doing things. We want new ways to engage students in our content, new ways to plan, and new ways to assess. We want something that will take our class to the next level. If this is you, then concept based instruction just might be what you need to fire up your class work assessment, and planning! Kass Haut, otherwise known as @heymshaut on Instagram and TikTok, is here to tell us about how she discovered concept based

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39:01

#250 Educational Gag Orders Explained with Jonathan...

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2022/02/14

Hello everyone! Education policy is changing. Politicians and board members are literally running on campaigns centered around what they believe should—and should not—happen in schools. Because of this, it is extremely important that we not only stay informed, but are knowledgable around laws, the history of educational movements, and why many restrictions are being pushed right now so hard. Among all of this, is the term gag order, which is detailed clearly in this episode. If you're unfamiliar

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32:57

#249 The Complexity of Book Bans (Ashley Hope Pérez...

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2022/02/07

Hello everyone! Last week, I spoke with Ashley Hope Pérez about book bans and why she has been speaking up about them. As an educator, trauma survivor, and author, Ashley brought her unique perspective to this topic and challenged us to look at the complexity of, not just book bans, but the human beings being affected by them most…kids. In this episode, we continue this talk but dive into the nuance and complexity of book bans. What do they mean, why do they happen, and can we understand how many

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30:25

#248 Addressing Book Bans with Ashley Hope Pérez (pt.1)

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2022/01/31

Hello everyone! It seems like any time you scroll through the news around education these days there are new reports of another book being banned. Authors of celebrated books are now being demonized, and more and more parents and special interest groups are raining their voices about books in schools. But why now? What caused the massive uproar? Why are certain books being attacked and others not? What does this tell us about our values in education and American society? To discuss these ideas and

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01:12:01

#247 The Culture War in Education with Tony Kinnett

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2022/01/24

Hello everyone! This podcast is many things to many people. It's where educators can gather and enjoy the good news and positivity of education. It's where educators can learn the latest approaches to fostering deep and meaningful literacy classrooms. And it's a place where we discuss complicated issues in and around education today. Today, and over the next few episodes, we will be diving into the culture war in education today. This war has taken many forms and many voices have chimed in (often

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32:08

#246 Who’s Doing the Decision Making? (Kelly...

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2022/01/17

Hello everyone! Kelly Gallagher returns in part two of our discussion about engagement, the writing life, and his newest book with Penny Kittle (see our talk here), 4 Essential Studies. Last week, we talked about moving students beyond compliance and into actual engagement with content—reading and writing. If you missed it, check it out here. In this half of our talk, we touch on: Allowing students to enter the writing life Living the writing life as a teacher Giving yourself time in the workshop

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28:17

#245 From Compliant to Engaged with Kelly Gallagher...

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2022/01/10

Hello everyone! When it comes to getting students to engage with content, we often focus on compliance. We want to see students doing the work as we say to do it and during the timeframes we determine are correct. This over emphasis on compliance, however, can actually work against us. Students may be "doing the work," but is it registering meaningfully in their minds? Is it enriching their lives for the better, or is it simply getting them a grade in a class? Or... more importantly, who is doing

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27:54

#244 2022 Resolutions for Teachers

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2022/01/03

Hello everyone! For the last few years, I have made new year resolutions for teachers episodes. I find it a great way to reset, refocus, and share some ideas with you all, one to one. It helps me stay focused, and many of you have reached out to say you appreciate these as well. 2020 resolutions can be found here. 2021 resolutions can be found here. This year, it seems like we have all at once, much of the same and more chaos all at once. What's the solution to it? How do we manage so much of what

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39:46

#243 Understanding the Purpose Behind Avid with Dr....

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2021/12/27

Hello everyone! Coming right off of the holiday, we head into a fantastic discussion with the Vice President of Avid Center all about deep learning and remembering the WHY behind our practices. I have come into contact with Avid teachers a few times in my career, and I'm always delighted by their practices and work they do with young people. I'm also, as listeners of the show know, wary of anything that is pushed or seen as a "program." Programs are often where good ideas go to die in public

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46:21

#242 Tech Cannot Replace Teacher Expertise (Jon...

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2021/12/20

Hello everyone! A few weeks ago, I woke up in a snarky mood. In this mood, I scrolled through Twitter and came across this video from Jon Corippo. I responded by saying something along the lines of "this has nearly 0 educational value..." or something like that. Well, Jon responded, we talked, and now he is on the show! And... I have to be honest, he changed my mind. Not all that glitters is gold, but some things are. In part two of our talk we discuss: How tech can be used to amplify workshop

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29:54

#241 This Discussion Changed My Mind About Tech with...

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2021/12/13

Hello everyone! A few weeks ago, I woke up in a snarky mood. In this mood, I scrolled through Twitter and came across this video from Jon Corippo. I responded by saying something along the lines of "this has nearly 0 educational value..." or something like that. Well, Jon responded, we talked, and now he is on the show! And... I have to be honest, he changed my mind. Sort of. Depending on the context, he definitely opened my eyes to better ways of understanding and using tech, but we also hit on why

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