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The Journalistic Learning Podcast

Ed Madison and Journalistic Learning Initiative

The Journalistic Learning Podcast explores the question: What if we infused journalist strategies into English Language Arts courses to teach students media literacy, critical thinking, and effective communication skills?Join hosts Ed Madison and Bo Brusco as they chat with ELA teachers who are leading or have led journalistic learning projects in their classrooms. Hear their stories of trial and triumph, as well as their tips and advice. Along the way, Bo will keep you up-to-date on relevant

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Teaching 6th, 7th, and 8th Graders with Kora Moore

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2024/04/01

Our last episode with 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade ELA teacher, Kora Moore! We are so grateful to have gotten to chat with Kora and hear her experiences in the classroom. In this episode, she shares how the different grades she teaches have responded to journalistic learning and offers key pieces of advice for teachers considering leading journalistic projects in their classrooms.Kora Moore teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ELA at Lighthouse Middle School in Coos Bay Oregon. This is her second year leading

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The Power of Stories with Kora Moore

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2024/03/22

In this episode, Kora shares the stories behind mementos she keeps at her desk in her classroom and we talk about the power of stories and how storytelling elevates the classroom experience.Kora Moore teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ELA at Lighthouse Middle School in Coos Bay Oregon. This is her second year leading a journalistic learning project in her classroom across the three grades she teaches. Last year, three of her students won an award for their published journalism

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Group Work is Hard Work with Kora Moore

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2024/03/10

Group work can be difficult no matter the grade. Kora shares what she’s found useful when it comes to growing successful student groups in her class. This episode is particularly short, but we only have two more episodes with Kora!Kora Moore teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ELA at Lighthouse Middle School in Coos Bay Oregon. This is her second year leading a journalistic learning project in her classroom across the three grades she teaches.Relevant Links:Journalisticlearning.org2024 edition of Black

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9:52

The Heaviest Lift and Biggest Reward with Kora Moore

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2024/02/20

Continuing our conversation with Kora! She talks about which phase of a journalistic learning project was the most demanding of her as an educator but was also the most rewarding and led to “one of those inspirational teacher moments.”Kora Moore teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ELA at Lighthouse Middle School in Coos Bay Oregon. This is her second year leading a journalistic learning project in her classroom across the three grades she teaches.Links:Journalisticlearning.orgWebinar: Connect Students

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Gas Prices to Restaurants with Kora Moore

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2024/02/20

In this episode, Kora shares how one of her reporter groups of students went from choosing rising gas prices as their investigative issue to the struggles of local restaurants. Helping students find a good local issue they care about can be a tricky part of a journalistic learning project, so tune in for some tips from Kora!Kora Moore teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ELA at Lighthouse Middle School in Coos Bay Oregon. This is her second year leading a journalistic learning project in her classroom

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Kora Moore & Wikipedia Warts

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2024/02/19

Kora Moore teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ELA at Lighthouse Middle School in Coos Bay, Oregon. This is her second year leading a journalistic learning project across the three grades she teaches. Last year, three of her students won an award for their published journalism piece.In this episode, Kore shares how she heard about journalistic learning and a fun little experience she had teaching her kids about Wikipedia!Note: As this is our first episode, we do take a little time to explain

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How to Help Your Child Overcome Their Learning...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/11/20

On today’s episode: Dr. Victoria Waller stops by the podcast to discuss the difficulties children with learning disabilities face and the tools and solutions that can help them become confident in and out of the classroom.Topics:2:00 The story behind Yes! Your Child Can book06:41 Victoria’s opinion on full inclusion learning08:27 Working with intercity children09:03 Teaching students through music12:08 The importance of finding a child’s passion16:49 The importance of tapping into a child’s

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How To Identify A Child's Learning Style With...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/11/13

In today's episode, Mariaemma Willis stops by the podcast to share some tips for parents on finding their child's learning style and discusses the importance of doing so. Mariaemma is an author, speaker, consultant, and trainer.Topics:2:04 A breakdown of what a learning style is05:40 Mariaemma explains how she helps teacher personalize their work with students08:30 How parents can identify their child's learning style12:51 Mariaemma talks about her book Discover Your Child’s Learning Style14:46

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Learn your learning style with Cynthia Tobias

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/10/09

On today’s episode: Cynthia Tobias is an experienced educator, motivational speaker, and best-selling author who specializes in helping people of all ages find their natural learning style. Today, we spoke with Cynthia about the importance of learning your unique learning style so that you can continue to learn and adapt throughout life’s changes.Topics:01:45 What do I need to concentrate?05:30 Difference between Theory of Multiple Intelligences and Learning Styles06:30 Different learning

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Bias is all around you with Erik Bean

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/10/02

On today’s episode: Erik Bean is an educational technology professional, author, researcher, and administrator who is widely recognized for leadership to improve pedagogy and andragogy in higher and secondary (K-12) educational markets. Today, we talk with Erik about his new book Bias is All Around You and how to help the rising generation decipher good information from bad information.Topics:02:40 What is bias?05:45 How to help students search for good information and sources of partiality12:30

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Effective Communicators in a Dual Immersion Class...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/09/25

On today’s episode: Maria Vidas is a High Desert Middle School Spanish Language Arts Teacher and Dual Immersion Secondary Program Coordinator at Bend La Pine Schools in Bend, OR. Last year, she implemented our Effective Communicators Course in her classroom. Today, we talked with Maria about her experience as a dual immersion teacher and how programs like Effective Communicators benefit students of all backgrounds.Topics:02:00 Vida’s journey to becoming an educator09:50 Bend’s community and student

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Teaching Students More by Hovering Less with Miriam...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/09/18

On today’s episode: Author and instructional specialist Miriam Plotinsky joins us to talk about the ideas in her new book, Teach More, Hover Less. Some teachers can’t resist the urge to hover, but even with the best of intentions, hovering can limit the transformative experiences students might otherwise encounter if they are treated as active participants in the learning process. Listen to Miriam, Ed, and Bo chat about teaching more by hovering less.Topics:04:30 Hovering, what it is and looks

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28:52

Superpowers for Middle Schoolers with Phyllis L. Fagell

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/09/11

On today’s episode: Author of 12 Middle School Superpowers, Phyllis L Fagell, joins us to discuss the plight of tweens living in a post-pandemic world and how parents and teachers can help them find humor, derive meaning from painful experiences, and feel a sense of belonging. Phyllis is a nationally board-certified school counselor, author, and therapist who works with kids and families in private practice.Topics:02:15 The plight of tweens in a post-pandemic world05:05 Social Media’s impact on

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Journalistic Learning with Ed Madison

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/09/04

On today’s episode: Journalistic Learning Initiative (JLI) Co-Founder and Executive Director Ed Madison shares with his new co-host Bo Brusco what inspires him and the impact the JLI is having on students. In addition to being a JLI co-founder, Ed is a seasoned media professional with more than 30 years of distinguished work in journalism and an Associate Professor of Journalism at the University of Oregon.Topics:00:45 Meet your new co-host, Bo Brusco02:40 How Ed began his career in journalism and

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On Summer Vacation...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/07/10

How to Have Kids Love Learning is on summer break and will be back with new episodes in September. Stay tuned!

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Word is Bond with Lakayana Drury

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/07/03

On today’s episode: Nonprofit founder Lakayana DruryDrury is the founder and executive director of Word is Bond, a nonprofit based in Portland, Oregon, and inspired by the obstacles he overcame to discover his life path. He’s an educator, social entrepreneur, community organizer, and storyteller who uses art, poetry and photography to uplift hidden stories to inspire others to collective action.Topics: 02:15 Drury’s journey and finding mentorship 07:46 Unpacking the school-to-prison pipeline

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Teaching Challenging Conversations with Leah and Rena...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/06/19

On today’s episode: Educators Leah and Rena DunbarLeah and Rena Dunbar are twin sisters and educators, committed to community building, listening, and engaging in Courageous Conversations about race, gender, and class. Leah is a language arts and social studies specialist at the Lane Education Service District and Rena is a project specialist at the University of Oregon and works with indigenous communities.Topics: 02:17 Creating a Courageous Conversations course 05:30 The “circle” of time and the

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College Scholarship Strategies with Hugh Durham

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/06/12

On today’s episode: Director of graduate admissions at Florida A&M Hugh DurhamDurham is the director of graduate admissions and enrollments at the distinguished, historically Black University Florida A&M. On this episode, we discuss college admissions, HBCU’s, and his own personal story.Topics: 02:00 Ways students can manage rising college costs 03:47 “Apply for two scholarships a week” and the benefits of casting a wide net 08:43 The importance of GPA’s. 11:05 How students are

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26:44

Engaging Students in Environmental Journalism with...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/06/05

On today’s episode: environmental journalist and lecturer Emilia AskariAskari is a prize-winning environmental journalist, researcher, and lecturer at the University of Michigan, where she teaches science, health, and public policy reporting. She also teaches a bilingual, virtual exchange course with colleagues in Bogata, Colombia, where students collaborate on journalistic projects.Topics: 02:00 The two golden ages of journalism 06:25 The challenges of covering climate change 11:10 The “fifth

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The Transformative Power of Journalistic Learning...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/05/29

On today’s episode: journalism educator Ellen AustinAustin is a nationally recognized and distinguished journalism educator. She was the director of the journalism program at the Harker School in San Jose, taught journalism and English at Palo Alto High School where she created The Viking – the first all-sports, regularly published high school publication – and she previously taught journalism and English in Minnesota.Topics: 02:48 Austin’s journalism journey 07:14 Puting “English language arts”

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