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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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34:40

#153 Try Something New with Megan Siclare (pt.1)

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/03/02

Hello everyone! It is that time of year when everything can start feeling...dull. I mean, with testing, meetings, and everything else that pops up in February and March, our classes can start to feel a little less than exciting. But does it have to be that way? Not if Megan Siclare has anything to say about it! You might know Megan as @sparkles_and_pompoms on Instagram, where she is always smiling, dressing up as characters, or transforming her room into something amazing. (You might also know her

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28:01

#152 Next Level Teaching (Jonathan Alsheimer pt.2)

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/02/24

Hello everyone! Today, I am continuing my talk with Jonathan Alsheimer, and his view on what NEXT LEVEL TEACHING is all about. This episode is filled with ideas, thoughts, beliefs, and stories that are guaranteed to get you fired up to do the work you do, and to reach to new levels in your classroom. Jonathan is hands down one of the educators to pay attention to in 2020 (and beyond). He is the unorthodox, energetic, and entertaining middle school teacher who refuses to live a life of limitations

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34:16

#151 Pure Inspiration with Jonathan Alsheimer (pt.1)

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/02/17

Hello everyone! Today, we are going all out with PURE INSPIRATION for you with my friend Jonathan Alsheimer. Every bit of this episode is filled with ideas, thoughts, beliefs, and stories that are guaranteed to get you fired up to do the work you do. Jonathan is hands down one of the educators to pay attention to in 2020 (and beyond). He is the unorthodox, energetic, and entertaining middle school teacher who refuses to live a life of limitations and works with UFC Fighters, Celebrities, and

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36:52

#150 Scaffolding Isn’t Spoon-Feeding (Jenn Kleiber pt.2)

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/02/10

Hello everyone! Today we are continuing our talk with the fantastic Jenn Kleiber about culturally responsive teaching, but we are diving DEEP into practices, professional learning, and even how to set and manage goals for students to learn and grow. Jenn Kleiber, is the author of Building a Bridge From “I Can’t” to “I DID!”: Creating Independent Learners Through Culturally Responsive Teaching, and speaks with such authenticity that it's hard not get inspired to work ever harder at what we do after

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25:33

#149 Culturally Responsive Teaching with Jenn Kleiber...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/02/03

Hello everyone! If you have been in teaching for a little while, you have probably heard the term "culturally responsive teaching," at least a dozen times. If you're like me, you probably leave trainings on the matter more confused than before. Because of this, I brought on one of my favorite people and colleagues, Jenn Kleiber, author of Building a Bridge From “I Can’t” to “I DID!”: Creating Independent Learners Through Culturally Responsive Teaching. Jenn has so much to offer from her experience

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36:34

#148 End the Teacher Bashing (Chris Pombonyo pt.2)

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/01/27

Hello everyone! Today, I am continuing my talk with Chris Pombonyo, and it is FILLED with ideas, inspiration, and perspective on why we should all stop bashing teachers for doing their jobs their way, when their way is working for them and their students. Other topics we discuss: Why watching other teachers teach is a practice we should all incorporate. Why counting down the days for break in front of students and the general public might be doing more harm than good. Why we should support each

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28:38

#147 Let’s Be Awesome Together with Chris Pombonyo...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/01/20

Hello everyone! I hope you're ready for an energy filled inspirational episode, because today Chris Pombonyo is on the podcast! Chris is a teacher, coach, the creative director of Get Your Teach On, and all around ball of inspiration. His dedication to his craft, and his drive to help teachers embrace their passions is phenomenal. In this episode, we discuss: Why doing so many different things inspires Chris How embracing what makes us happy as teachers will make students happy No teacher needs to

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37:11

#146 Reading Workshop, Ron Clark Academy Style, with...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/01/13

Hello everyone! Last week, I sat down with the amazing Korey Collins and talked all about graphic novels, test prep, and the limits of BASAL reading programs. This week, I continue my talk with him and dive even deeper into what reading workshop looks like at the Ron Clark Academy! Korey Collins is a certified reading specialist and reading teacher at the Ron Clark Academy, and he brings the inspiration and heat for our discussion today. In this episode, we cover: Korey’s typical class and his view

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32:42

#145 Reading Workshop, Ron Clark Academy Style, with...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2020/01/06

Hello everyone! You all know that I love talking reading workshop and Ron Clark Academy, and for this episode I got to do both! Korey Collins is a certified reading specialist and reading teacher at the Ron Clark Academy, and he brings the inspiration and heat for our discussion today. In this episode, we cover: Korey's evolution as a teacher How test prep is NOT backed by research Why BASAL reading programs were never meant to be the core reading in classes The power of graphic novels ...and MUCH

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25:15

#144 New Year’s Resolutions for Teachers

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/12/30

Hello everyone! We did it... we made it to the last Monday of 2019, and it is kind of unreal. It's time to look ahead, plan for what we want to achieve, and begin the new decade with energy and positivity. Now, I don't know about you, but I love new beginnings. I love Sunday, because of what Monday has in store, and I love the end of the year because of what the new year has in store. There is just TOO MUCH possibility to NOT get excited. So with that, I set out to detail what I believe the most

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45:14

#143 These Kids: Inside the Mind of an 8th Grader

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/12/23

Hello everyone! Coming off the major release of my spoken word poem THESE KIDS, where I say the line, "I'm tired of hearing ABOUT these kids, I want to hear from them..." I decided to do just that on this episode of the Teach Me, Teacher podcast. I sat down with one of my school's top students and discussed with her what it was really like to be an 8th grader. Along with this, we covered: Do phones really cause that many problems? Should adults be worried about student stress/depression/sadness

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35:11

#142 Joy in Learning is a Necessity (Equity with...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/12/16

Hello everyone! Literacy Essentials by Regie Routman (Stenhouse 2018) is by far one of the most influential books I’ve read in my teaching career. It’s a book I turn to weekly for advice, insight, and encouragement in my work to bring authentic literacy to my students. So when I was given a chance to talk to Regie herself, I knew I couldn’t pass up the opportunity. In part 1 of the podcast, we dove deep into the increasingly alarming practice of talking about students as if they are data points and

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30:58

#141 What’s Wrong and How to Fix It (Equity with...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/12/09

Hello everyone! Literacy Essentials by Regie Routman (Stenhouse 2018) is by far one of the most influential books I’ve read in my teaching career. It’s a book I turn to weekly for advice, insight, and encouragement in my work to bring authentic literacy to my students. So when I was given a chance to talk to Regie herself, I knew I couldn’t pass up the opportunity. In part 1 of the podcast, we dove deep into the increasingly alarming practice of talking about students as if they are data points and

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37:30

#140 We Teach KIDS, Not Data Points! Talking Equity...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/12/02

Hello everyone! Literacy Essentials by Regie Routman is by far one of the most influential books I've read in my teaching career. It's a book I turn to weekly for advice, insight, and encouragement in my work to bring authentic literacy to my students. So when I was given a chance to talk to Regie herself, I knew I couldn't pass up the opportunity. To my delight, Regie is just as honest and passionate in person as she is in her many books. She doesn't waste time in our talk getting to the heart of

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28:01

#139 Moving Teaching Forward (@TeachingSavesLives pt.2)

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/11/25

Hello everyone! It's time to talk about where we go now as educators. We live in a world of gun violence, quick fixes, and with communities that would rather see education fail than succeed. So, what do we do? We addressed some of this in part 1 of this series, but now we are going to talk about the rest. This is an honest conversation between Emily from @teachingsaveslives on Instagram, and myself, about how teachers can pave the way forward with a focus on mastery teaching, beginning to take back

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36:00

#138 GUNS ft. @TeachingSavesLives (pt.1)

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/11/18

With the seemingly endless gun violence plaguing our schools in America, both physically and mentally, it's time we have an honest talk about the toll this is taking on teachers and students. This is not a political discussion. This is not a right versus left. This is not an episode where two teachers have a biased talk. This is an honest conversation between Emily from @teachingsaveslives on Instagram, and myself, about how gun violence is affecting our school cultures, our students minds, and the

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29:28

#137 Small Steps to Engage in Math with...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/11/11

Hello everyone! I have been asked over and over again to get more math teachers on the podcast. So much so, I have been working diligently to make this happen. Knowing I couldn't just get anyone, I made sure to reach out to some top minds in the field, and today, I have brought on one of my favorites! Kathleen, otherwise known as @misscraftymathteacher on Instagram, is such a star on social media, and her ideas beam with honesty and energy. In this episode, we chat about how to make some small moves

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24:11

#136 Using Podcasts in the Classroom (Haylee Harwick...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/11/04

Hello everyone! Today I have brought on one of my favorite Instagram friends, Haylee Harwick, to continue talking TECH, but more importantly, to discuss how we can all use podcasts in the classroom to extend and support learning! If you missed part 1, check it out here. Using podcasts in the classroom is something you'd think I would have done by now, considering my roots with Teach Me, Teacher, but believe it or not, I haven't made the jump yet. However, after this talk, I AM ALL IN! You can

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28:55

#135 Roles of Technology in 5th Grade with Haylee...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/10/28

Hello everyone! Today I have brought on one of my favorite Instagram friends, Haylee Harwick, to discuss her journey to using tech, and how she views the roles of technology in her 5th grade class! Haylee is such a fantastic resource for teachers and has some AMAZING ideas and advice for using tech in the classroom. This episode is a solid primer for anyone who is skeptical of the role of technology in the classroom, and how it could not only benefit student now, but far into the future. Major

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26:19

#134 Sharing Resources Supports Equity (Kayse Morris...

Teach Me, Teacher ·

2019/10/21

Hello everyone! Today we are talking about how teachers can support teachers by sharing and creating resources with the amazing Kayse Morris, one of the thought leaders in “Teachers as CEOs” and a truly magnificent human. Her work with the Go-Getter’s Podcast is phenomenal, and a great resource for any teacher wanting to make money and run their own business. If you missed part one where we aired out and discussed issues and the wonders of Teachers Pay Teachers, check it out here! In any case! This

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