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Teachers Aid

BAM Radio Network

Teachers Aid with Jon Harper. We"ve refocused the show on meeting some of the biggest unmet needs every educator has. If you are an educator who gives teaching your all, but still feel that you"re not doing enough, this show is for you. Tune in to get social and emotional support for the very personal challenges teachers face. We promise you that you won"t hear educators talking like this every day.

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10:44

Teacher/Parent Relationships: When the Going Gets Rough

Teachers Aid ·

2013/10/22

Parents are partners in the process of educating students, with a shared interest in the outcome. But what happens when that partnership is not a love connection? How do you deal with parents when the relationship is a rocky one? Our guests offer some time-tested advice. @teachakidd @bodymindchild @bamradionetwork Jessica Lahey is an educator who writes about parenting and education for the New York Times, the Atlantic and Vermont Public Radio. Dr. Allen Mendler, trainer, author, develops

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12:12

Helping Students to Cope With Tragedy

Teachers Aid ·

2013/10/17

When tragedies strike students, their families, teachers and your classroom can be impacted. In this segment our guest provide guidance for teachers on how to help students cope with tragedy. @flourishingkids @blairconsult @bodymindchild @bamradionetwork Cathy Paine, Chair of National Emergency Assistance Team and member of National Association of School Psychologists. Mark DeAntonio MD Professor of Clinical Psychiatry and Director of the Inpatient Child and Adolescent Service at the UCLA

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12:12

Getting Beyond Burnout

Teachers Aid ·

2013/10/08

Burnout among teachers is a growing problem driven by increased feelings of powerlessness in the classroom and profession. Our guests explore the roots of the problem and offer practical guidance on getting through and beyond burnout. @flourishingkids @teachingwithsoul@bodymindchild @bamradionetwork Jim Bender is the Executive Director of the National Education Association Health Information Network. Dr. Beverly Potter, author, Overcoming Job Burnout: How to Renew Enthusiasm for Work. Joan

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13:37

Staying Motivated, Passionate and Excited About Teaching

Teachers Aid ·

2013/09/30

A recent Gallup poll found that within one to three years of teaching less than a third of teachers are still deeply enthusiastic about their work and actively contributing to their organizations. For the most part we know why so many teachers become demotivated. What we don't broadly know is how to prevent it. Our guests today have spent decades in the classroom and are still passionate and engage. They've come to share the keys to staying excited about teaching. Tune in... @TeachaKidd

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11:53

How the Communications Culture of Your School Impacts...

Teachers Aid ·

2013/09/17

The ideal communications culture in a school would be supportive, authentic and positive. But what happens when it isn't? Our guests talk about the teacher's role in shaping school culture. @No_Gossip @teachingwithsoul @bamradionetwork Samuel P. Chapman is chief executive officer of Empower Public Relations and co-author of "The No-Gossip Zone." Michael Linsin is author of the books, Dream Class and The Classroom Management Secret. Lisa Dabbs spent 19 years as an administrator; and now

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13:10

Student-Led Parent-Teacher conferences

Teachers Aid ·

2013/09/10

What happens when you introduce students into the standard parent-teacher conference? Our guests report many benefits and a few challenges that need to be considered. Tune in to learn more about student-lead conferences. @edrethink @NancyFlanagan Jack Berckemeyer, author, A School-Wide Approach to Student-Led Conferences, is the Director of professional development for Incentive Publications. Bob Lenz, CEO of Envision Education, a leader in high school redesign, and performance

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13:36

Teacher Voice: How to Make Sure That When You Speak...

Teachers Aid ·

2013/09/03

When it comes to driving change in education policy, many teachers feel powerless. Our guests say that nothing can be further from the truth. Today teachers are empowered in new and significant ways to effect change. In this segment we talk about how teachers can harness and use our new amplified ability to drive change in education. Thomas Hatch, Co-Director, National Center for Restructuring Education, Schools, & Teaching (NCREST). Sandy Marz is a CTQ/AZk12 Teacherpreneur at Safford K8

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13:09

Quickly Creating a Sense of Community in Your Classroom

Teachers Aid ·

2013/08/27

Creating a warm, welcoming, trusting sense of community in your classroom at the beginning of the year is crucial to learning. Listen as our guests share tips for quickly unifying your class and fostering a collaborative learning climate. Follow: @Teach_Preschool, @flourishingkids @bamradionetwork Sarah Brown Wessling, National Teacher of the Year, teaches high school English at Johnston High School in Johnston, Iowa. Ellen Booth Church is an early childhood assistant professor at the

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13:25

Tracking Students Was Dead, But Now...

Teachers Aid ·

2013/08/21

Grouping students by ability, or what was traditionally called tracking, fell out of favor a decade ago but is making a comeback. What's driving the resurgence? What’s the impact? What are the current pros and cons? Follow: @Eduflack @blairconsult @bamradionetwork Joann DiGennaro, President, Center for Excellence in Education and author ofm Science Literacy: Essential for Decision Making. Carol Burris is principal of South Side High School in the Rockville Centre School District in NY and

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13:27

Back to School: Setting Expectations -Your Classroom...

Teachers Aid ·

2013/08/14

Our guests say that having a classroom management plan and setting the right expectations for students on the first day is critical. What's the best way to achieve this? Tune in now and find out... Follow: @NancyFlanagan @Teach_Preschool @bamradionetwork Harry Wong is co-author of The First Days of School. The book has sold 3.8 million copies and has been translated into five foreign languages. Nick Romagnolo taught Math before co-founding Aspire - East Palo Alto Phoenix Academy. Nancy

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Back to School: Making a Good Impression on Your...

Teachers Aid ·

2013/08/07

No matter how long they've been teaching, fact is most teachers are nervous about the first day of school. In this segment our guests share their insights on how to to get off to a good start on the first day back in the classroom. Follow: @professormartin @LarryFerlazzo, @edrethink @bamradionetwork Dr. Joe Martin is a professor, and a teacher retention and classroom management expert. He's authored or co-authored nine books, including "Good Teachers Never Quit." Larry Ferlazzo, author of

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13:12

Student Plagiarism in the Digital Age: Easier to Do,...

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2013/08/01

The digital age has made plagiarizing the works of others much easier. But new digital tools have also made it easier to detect submissions that have been "appropriated." Our guests discuss the problem, these new tools and best practices to dissuade students from plagiarizing other's work. @TeacherJenCarey @web20classroom Jennifer Carey is Director of Educational Technology at the Ransom Everglades School in Miami, Florida and has more than 12 years of educational technology experience

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12:13

iLiteracy: Distinguishing Fact From Fiction Online

Teachers Aid ·

2013/07/23

Along with the many benefits of being able to freely access the world's information online comes the challenge of separating reliable information from unreliable. How can teachers help students avoid the scams, scoundrels and hoaxes that come with bringing the Internet into the classroom? Robert Pondiscio is a former South Bronx 5th grade teacher, Pondiscio has written and lectured extensively about education and ed reform, most recently as the Vice President of the Core Knowledge Foundation

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12:48

Advanced Degrees? Additional Credentials?: What...

Teachers Aid ·

2013/07/18

While one of our guests refers to some advanced certifications as "meaningless credentials,” another says the move to discount advanced degrees is dumbing down teaching. Listen and tell us what you think Follow: @bodymindchild @stumpteacher @bamradionetwork John Wilson is former executive director of the National Education Association and a senior fellow with the Pearson Foundation. Marcus A. Winters is an assistant professor in the Leadership, the College of Education at the University of

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11:40

Is the Sage on the Stage Really Dead? Yes. Well,...

Teachers Aid ·

2013/07/02

A growing cabal of educators is concluding that giving control of learning to students is the ideal path forward. But are teachers, accustomed to being the sage on the stage, really ready to step down? Are school leaders ready to support teachers taking a backseat to students? Can the standards be met this way? Follow: @CoachGinsburg @globalearner @stumpteacher @bamradionetwork David Ginsburg helps schools improve student outcomes through various services including leadership coaching and

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12:17

Taking Back the Teaching Profession: Can it Be Done?

Teachers Aid ·

2013/06/25

Our guests move beyond lamenting the lack of respect teachers receive and offer some practical ideas about how teachers can reclaim the profession. Daniel Willingham is currently Professor of Psychology at the University of Virginia. Dr. Steve Paine is current President of P21 (Partnership for 21st Century Skills) and a consummate life-long educator; he served as West Virginia's 25th state superintendent of schools. Lisa Nielsen is an educator and author of the book Teaching Generation Tex. Jerry

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Teaching Creativity in a Climate That Discourages It

Teachers Aid ·

2013/06/18

The rules and expectations in today's schools creates a climate that many believe conflicts with encouraging creativity. What's a teacher to do? Our guests offer some ideas and practical strategies. Follow: @AngelaMaiers@kylepace @edrethink @wmchamberlain @bamradionetwork Robert J. Sternberg is Provost, Senior Vice President, and Regents Professor of Psychology and Education at Oklahoma State University. Angela Maiers is a teacher educator, author and advocate. Kyle Pace is an Instructional

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11:02

Teaching Creativity: Can It Really Be Done?

Teachers Aid ·

2013/06/11

Apparently the jury is still out on whether creativity can or cannot be taught in schools. In this segment we bring together a cadre of educators to see if we can get a definitive verdict. Follow: @AngelaMaiers@kylepace @johntspencer @wmchamberlain @bamradionetwork Robert J. Sternberg is Provost, Senior Vice President, and Regents Professor of Psychology and Education at Oklahoma State University. Angela Maiers is a teacher educator, author and advocate. Kyle Pace is an Instructional

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Rebooting: Summertime - How Best to Spend the Time Off

Teachers Aid ·

2013/06/04

The school year is over and summertime is here. Our guests weigh in on how to make the most of the hiatus. Follow: @artofcoaching1 @coolcatteacher @bamradionetwork Elena Aguilar, education coach & author of article, How to Make Planning for Next Year Fun. Suzie Boss is author of Edutopia's Summer Rejuvenation Guide. Vicki Davis is a classroom technology teacher and author of the Cool Cat Teacher Blog and the book Flattening Classrooms, Engaging Minds and co-founder of the award winning Flat

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11:45

Second Thoughts -Rethinking Boundaries Between...

Teachers Aid ·

2013/05/28

A series of new studies is pointing to the importance of relationships between teachers and students and academic success. It's a fine line that requires some second thoughts. Where are the new boundaries? Our guests offer guidance. Follow: @blairteach @peterMdewitt @bamradionetwork.com Dr. Sara Rimm-Kaufman trained as a developmental psychologist and received her Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1996. She is the Director of the Educational Psychology-Applied Developmental Science Program.

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