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3 Ps in a Pod: An Education Podcast

Arizona K12 Center

Join the conversation about education in Arizona. Featuring educators and leaders from Arizona and far beyond, 3Ps in a Pod explores the practice, policy, and passion of education in our state. You"ll find us discussing classroom management, technology integration, mentoring practices, and much more, all to work toward the best ways to support our students.

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28:48

S4 Episode 8: Supporting Students with Special Needs...

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2018/10/04

Special education is a pivotal arm of our learning communities. As educators, are we truly aware of all that goes into individualized education programs (IEPs)? Whether we think about it daily or not, laws have been put in place for all students, including those with special needs. This week on #3PsinaPod, we talk pedagogy, policy, and best practices with two Arizona special education teachers, Hannah Jones and Kareem Neal. Mary and Donnie kick off the episode with a fun and inquisitive game. Listen

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28:48

S4 Episode 7: Partners Who Champion Education

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2018/09/27

Although allies in education might seem few and far between, there are notable groups who rally for the cause. This week on #3PsinaPod, Angelia and Donnie speak with the CEO and President of Expect More Arizona, Christine Thompson. The longtime education and policy loyalist shares the organization’s mission and current commitments to making the state better for all. Thompson states the group is about “advocacy without the colors. We all want to do what’s right by our kids, strengthening our state

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30:32

S4 Episode 6: Experienced Teachers’ Passion

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2018/09/20

If you’re in need of a professional pep talk, we’ve got a dose for you. This week, Donnie and Angelia talk to three experienced teachers to hear what fuels their passion and practice. Beth Maloney, Sara Wyffels, and Anthony Perez discuss their paths toward education and the importance of having an enduring, positive professional disposition. The trio tells us how to boost peer and personal morale, even on the worst (and best) days. When challenges occur, together, we have to address negativity,

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31:27

S4 Episode 5: Civics, Discourse, and Engagement

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2018/09/13

With elections around the corner, today’s #3PsinaPod guests share the importance of civic engagement. Angelia and Donnie discuss what it means to be an informed and active citizen with Nancie Lindblom, a teaching veteran from Mesa Public Schools, and Christie Megura, a National Board Certified Teacher from Arizona State University Preparatory Academy. All four share the importance of respectful discourse and agency to promote accountability. Don’t miss this week’s supplemental resource, which you

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18:57

S4 Episode 4: Keeping Teachers in the Profession

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2018/09/06

Two words: teacher retention. If there was a fairy godmother or magic genie in the world of Arizona education, this might be the first wish we’d want granted. Today, Danielle and Angelia talk about the supports that have kept them in the profession. The #3PsinaPod hosts hear from Arizona State University’s Senior Policy Analyst at the Morrison Institute for Public Policy, Dan Hunting. The principal author of “Finding and Keeping Educators for Arizona’s Classrooms” explains the outcomes of the

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24:16

S4 Episode 3: John Hattie and 10 Mindframes for Learning

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2018/08/30

Settle in because we have a very special guest on #3PsinaPod today. Angelia and Mary chat with professor, researcher, and expert Dr. John Hattie about the truths behind visible learning. Teachers’ own willingness to grow is pivotal to student success and professional disposition is crucial. Dr. Hattie recommends pondering what it means to be a learner in our contexts, so we can prompt students to become more than creatures of compliance. As educators, how can we get students to become their own

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29:41

S4 Episode 2: Beginning the Year Successfully

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2018/08/23

We’re settling into the school year, which means our classroom management skills must be sharper than ever. Today, the author of Real Talk about Classroom Management, Serena Pariser, joins us to talk about her favorite techniques for student engagement. She’s a wealth of knowledge and her advice is sound (and simple). Join in on the conversation with Danielle and Angelia to learn ways to captivate student attention all year long. You might be surprised to hear it’s as simple as the way you start

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40:16

S4 Episode 1: New Teachers

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2018/08/16

School is back in session and so is “3Psin a Pod.” We kickstart our latest season with a show all about new teachers. Even if you’re not a novice educator, keep listening — our guests share what you can do to help those newest to the profession. Angelina Cook, a kindergarten teacher from the Paradise Valley Unified School District, and James King, a freshman English teacher from the Glendale Union High School District, talk about trials and triumphs from their first years in the classroom. We’re

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30:22

S3 Episode 8: How Education Disrupts Poverty and...

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2018/05/10

What better time to talk about the power of teachers than during Teacher Appreciation Week 2018? Today, Jaime Casap, the Chief Education Evangelist at Google, chats with Danielle and Mary about what it was like being raised as a first-generation American in Hell’s Kitchen, New York. The Arizona resident and father of three says education has the ability to disrupt poverty and change a family’s destiny. Casap preaches, “There is no more passionate workforce than teachers.” Thanks for joining us for

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34:42

S3 Episode 7: Testing, Evaluations, and Budgets (Oh My!)

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2018/05/03

In education, the words “testing, evaluations, and budgets” might cause you to shudder. Fortunately, Chris Kotterman schools us on what each looks like in the context of Arizona’s K-12 education system. Listen, as our hosts, Angelia and Donnie, reflect on their experiences with teacher evaluations and discuss current events at the Legislature. In his own words, the Director of Governmental Relations for the Arizona School Boards Association says, “K-12 education is full of unique and caring

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29:03

S3 Episode 6: Beth Lewis on Save Our Schools Arizona

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2018/04/26

Arizona educators are organizing and mobilizing. The Grand Canyon state is now known for having the lowest teacher pay in the nation and questionable public-school funding. Save Our Schools (SOS) Arizona is an organization created to communicate the impact of education on the future of our state. Today, Angelia and Mary chat with “3Ps in a Pod” guest, Beth Lewis. The Tempe educator shares why she and a group of bold individuals banded together to create SOS. What first began as a movement to fight

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27:46

S3 Episode 5: Taking Math Beyond the Answers

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2018/04/19

Are your students giving high fives and fist pumping after solving a word problem? They should be! As teachers, can we make math more engaging. Dr. Mike Flynn is with us on “3Ps in a Pod” to share how we can help students see a real-life situation and mathematize it. Also, he reminds us there’s an important balance to strike between making tasks fun and intentional. Let’s see if we can’t get our students to go home and brag about what they did in math class. Even better, let’s create memorable

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26:38

S3 Episode 4: Equity in Montessori

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2018/04/12

School choice is hot topic, especially in Arizona. Today, Mary and Donnie talk about students’ diverse needs and learning styles, and how that relates to equity. Mary reminds us that individuals don’t need to travel to an entirely different school to receive a different learning experience — teachers can customize learning environments to mold the students they serve. Today, the co-host duo chats with Yolanda Wheelington, a Montessori teacher from the Phoenix Elementary School District. The first-

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22:48

S3 Episode 3: Making Math Playful

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2018/04/05

Playful and dirty probably aren’t adjectives that come to mind when you say math out loud. However, today’s “3Ps in a Pod” guest, John San Giovanni, says we need to freshen up the way students approach the subject. Regardless of who you are and where you go, math principles don’t change, but the understanding, access, and application will. Fortunately, there are multiple ways to solve problems and even more ways to teach math. Listen, as Donnie and Danielle chat with the math guru about how we can

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19:59

S3 Episode 2: Equity Through Inclusion

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2018/03/29

The effort put forth by teachers to make educational equity a reality for students can be seen in actions, both big and small. Jesse Delgado is a special education mentor in the Tolleson Union High School District where he trains and coaches teachers on five campuses. At the heart of his mission toward equity is inclusivity. The Arizona native breathes life into opportunities for students that make them feel equal and valued, regardless of circumstance. Through his work with the nonprofit, Best

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33:47

S3 Episode 1: Truth Behind Teacher Salary

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2018/03/22

Welcome to season three of “3Ps in a Pod!” Today’s hosts, Donnie and Mary, discuss a fiery topic—teacher salary. Educator pay pushes beyond classroom walls and barrels into teachers’ personal lives. Whether there is a comma on your paystub or not, it’s no secret that teachers (everywhere) are undercompensated. Currently, Arizona rounds out the ranks for teacher pay, notably 50th in the nation for elementary and 49th for high school. Ninive Calegari, founder of the Teacher Salary Project, hears (and

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S2 Episode 8: Leading from the Classroom Through FIT...

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2018/03/01

You’ve been there, right? You’re sitting, fully engaged, in an extraordinary professional learning opportunity. You feel the teacher high and are linking concepts to your current classroom practices. The synapses in your brain are connecting at lightning speed and you feel ready to hit the ground running. Next thing you know, you’re sitting behind your desk without any notion of how to put what you’ve learned into action. Today’s hosts, Angelia and Mary, debrief a recent learning experience with

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29:05

S2 Episode 7: To Be Informed Is To Be Empowered

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2018/02/22

Do you feel like staying up-to-date on policy in the profession is similar to drinking from a fire hose? Today’s hosts, Angelia and Danielle, admit that while life is so much about the hustle, it’s important to find the time to be informed educators. Fortunately, Chris Kotterman is back with an update on Arizona’s current legislative session. The Arizona School Boards Association’s Director of Governmental Affairs not only informs us about current events, but also gives us tips and tricks to better

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29:16

S2 Episode 6: Relationships, Relationships,...

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2018/02/15

The term “master teacher” can mean a multitude of things to a variety of people. Today, Danielle and Mary define the term according the standards of the Arizona K12 Center. The duo hears from Ellen Moir, the Chief Executive Officer of the New Teacher Center (NTC), a national organization dedicated to improving student learning by accelerating the effectiveness of new teachers and school leaders. At its core, new teacher induction and mentoring is a foundational piece made strong by relationships

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34:02

S2 Episode 5: No Such Thing as a Math Gene

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2018/02/08

Have you ever encountered a person with an aversion toward mathematics? Get ready to rewrite your math autobiography with the Director of Teaching and Learning from the Buckeye Elementary School District and past Chief Learning Officer for the Rodel Charitable Foundation of Arizona. Dr. Kim Rimbey will help you realize it’s time we twist the negative narrative because the subject isn’t going anywhere. As educators, we must relearn math and redefine what it means in our classrooms. Donnie and

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