Tune in to the final episode of Literacy Lunch Break with Marjorie Bottari and Dr. Esmeralda Carini, a passionate K-12 literacy leader. Listen in to this podcast episode here: https://bit.ly/3YwBs6L Discover how Dr. Carini's experiences in Hawaii have shaped her strategies for providing targeted professional learning, enhancing content knowledge, and empowering educators to make impactful instructional decisions. Don’t miss these valuable insights to drive student achievement!
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🎙️ NEW podcast episode; tune in as Stefanie Tenenbaum, an experienced classroom teacher, shares insights into small group literacy instruction and student engagement. 🎧 Listen at: https://bit.ly/495RdmV Stefanie walks us through the logistics of a typical day of small group instruction, discussing decision-making processes, fluid group dynamics, and data-driven adjustments. Join the conversation - how do you keep students engaged during small group instruction?
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🚨 New Episode Alert – Dive into the world of school safety in our latest episode of #TheSoundOff On School Safety #podcast, featuring Mo Canady, the Executive Director of the National Association of School Resource Officers. Gain valuable insights as we discuss the critical role of School Resource Officers and the impact they have on educational environments. Key Takeaways: 🚔 The essential functions and responsibilities of School Resource Officers. 📚 Debunking common myths and exploring the realities of SROs in schools. 🤝 Strategies for fostering safer, more supportive school communities. Join us for an enlightening conversation packed with expert analysis and practical advice for educators, administrators, and anyone with a stake in school safety. Listen Here:
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Ever hear of executive functions? Basically part of the brain that is responsible for organizing, planning, and time management. Kind of an essential thing influences EVERYTHING throughout our entire educationcal careers, yet you were probably never explicitly taught these skills. Mitch Weathers not only spells out why we should be teaching executive functioning skills but also how to and it’s shockingly easy, takes very little resources, and is almost free of charge. No-brainer! Let’s do our teachers and our kids a favor and embed executive functioning training within our current curriculum. Mitch Weathers shows us how! James Russo, Ed.D. #education #teachers #executivefunction #specialeducation
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As a bonus episode today, we’re publishing a conversation from The Authority Podcast with guest Mitch Weathers, about his book Executive Functions for Every Classroom: Creating Safe and Predictable Learning Environments Grades 3-12. You’ll hear about the following and more: > Signs of executive dysfunction > Justin Baeder, The Principal Center, says the book “makes the case for universal classroom routines that free up students' mental bandwidth to focus on learning.” > Practical steps to create predictable learning environments — and why you should do it > Patrice Bain writes that this statement stopped her in her tracks: “As teachers, if we are aware that our students are partially organized, and we do nothing about it, then we are complicit in their failure.” > Goal-setting and accountability > Getting families involved You can listen to the entire episode here: https://lnkd.in/ee7ZBzXx
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→ Great topic, great conversation! Everything Mitch Weathers is high-impact! #superintendents #superintendent #principals #principal #teachers #teacher #education #executivefunctions
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As a bonus episode today, we’re publishing a conversation from The Authority Podcast with guest Mitch Weathers, about his book Executive Functions for Every Classroom: Creating Safe and Predictable Learning Environments Grades 3-12. You’ll hear about the following and more: > Signs of executive dysfunction > Justin Baeder, The Principal Center, says the book “makes the case for universal classroom routines that free up students' mental bandwidth to focus on learning.” > Practical steps to create predictable learning environments — and why you should do it > Patrice Bain writes that this statement stopped her in her tracks: “As teachers, if we are aware that our students are partially organized, and we do nothing about it, then we are complicit in their failure.” > Goal-setting and accountability > Getting families involved You can listen to the entire episode here: https://lnkd.in/ee7ZBzXx
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Learn more about the science of reading on the latest podcast episode in our National Literacy Month series with Reading Is Fundamental:
Feel like you're swimming against the tide when it comes to teaching kids to read? You're not alone! In this episode of the Rebel Educator podcast, we welcome seasoned educators Shannon Betts & Mary Saghafi, hosts of the Reading Teachers Lounge podcast. With over two decades of combined experience, from traditional classrooms to specialized reading instruction, they've seen it all – and they're not afraid to ruffle a few feathers to get kids reading. Shannon and Mary offer practical advice on meeting kids where they are, ditching one-size-fits-all approaches, and why those foundational skills are just SO important. Their discussion highlights the challenges and rewards of being a "rebel educator" who prioritizes student needs over outdated practices. Whether you're a teacher feeling stuck, an administrator looking for fresh ideas, or a parent trying to make sense of it all, this episode is for you! Tune in and get ready to revolutionize the way you think about teaching reading! LISTEN HERE: https://lnkd.in/dQG6_EDC #RebelEducator #RethinkEducation #FutureOfEducation #EducationReform #EducationalPodcasts
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Early childhood isn't just about academics. It’s about play, interaction, and social engagement with the teacher and each other. Dr. James Heckman shares how programs like Montessori and Reggio emphasize the importance of older children teaching younger ones, fostering mutual learning and admiration. If you haven't already, learn more from episode 1 of The Economics of Flourishing brought to you by the Archbridge Podcast. https://lnkd.in/gUhCsskX
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I could chat for HOURS about the impact of the NTP! Thankfully, this podcast episode is only 45 minutes long, so you can hear the highlights from Laura Fox, Holly Waddell and I, and what we've learnt working on the programme for the past few years. Watch this space for the final ImpactEd Group evaluation report coming out next week 👀 But in the meantime, link to listen is below 👇 #ntp #tutoring #intervention #educationresearch #impact
EDT played a key role in the Department for Education's National Tutoring Programme (NTP) in England, but what can we learn from its findings about how schools can better support students? In a brand new episode of our Brighter Futures podcast, released today, we discuss the key benefits of school-based tutoring with our expert panel featuring ImpactEd Evaluation (part of ImpactEd Group)'s Holly Waddell, and EDT's Laura Fox and Fiona Rutherford. 👩💻 Listen online: https://ow.ly/ykme50TRuWx 🍎 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://ow.ly/47ez50TRv1L 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://ow.ly/UcMa50TRve8 📱 Listen on Amazon Music: https://ow.ly/vMFI50TRvfm
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Dive into an essential element of literacy: the role of encoding. In this latest podcast episode, I talk with the great Cheryl Lundy Swift about the real struggles teachers face in the reading conversation, uncovering why students aren't progressing as expected in encoding compared to decoding. But fear not, because I've got the inside scoop on the most groundbreaking research to craft effective spelling instruction that yields results! And here's the kicker: I'm not just talking theory—I'm out there in the trenches of real classrooms, with real kids, trying to make a difference every day. But the real magic happens when Logan, one of my students, puts me in my place and teaches me a lesson on spelling intervention. Trust me, you won't want to miss this powerful story! I hope you will join the conversation and share your insights! I've dropped the link for my blog post on this same topic. https://lnkd.in/ef8reh7c https://lnkd.in/ehJudCPg... #LiteracyMatters #SpellingRevolution #EducationPodcast #RealClassroomInsights #PodcastPower #InspiringEducation #LoganStory #TeacherLife #ShareTheKnowledge #literacysolutions #lastingimpact #connectthedots #artandscience
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As Semester One soon comes to a close, and as we look toward Semester Two, this podcast conversation offers an excellent reminder of the priorities when planning any unit of work. With the inherent time constraints in education, we are often consumed by simply being prepared for the week ahead. Hence, we typically plan sequentially, beginning at week one and then two, and so forth. Typically always, however, only thinking one week ahead at a time. By adopting a UBD approach to planning, our strategic thinking begins at week ten and works backward. To this end, we start by determining what the essential skills and essential knowledge are for the unit of work, and then backwards map to week one to ensure that we are effectively allowing for skill and content development.
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"Teacher clarity about the goals towards their teaching is a highly significant variable in student learning; and UBD, if anything, promotes goal clarity in stage one." This Wednesday, I'm joined by my friend Jay McTighe, co-author of Understanding By Design (UBD). We explore practical strategies for implementing UBD, including the role of instructional coaches in supporting teachers. Please rate & review the podcast: https://ow.ly/ISiq50RGm8y
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Tuesday Tech: 🎙 As the new school year begins, dive into our insightful interview with education expert Dr. Rayna Freedman. Learn how podcasts can enhance elementary students' creativity, communication, and critical thinking. ⭐ Explore practical tips on integrating podcasts into your classroom and start the year with innovative ideas. Click the link to read the full interview below. https://bit.ly/4gjMlzp
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