Hedreich Nichols chats with us about the current state of education and all of the amazing roles she serves as a 7th grade teacher, district tech/design team lead, author, podcaster & much more! Hedreich’s Recommendations EdTech Tool: Google Suites Books: Nothing at the moment, needed a break after writing and re-reading three books in the last year! Who to Follow … Read More
Aspire Mailbag: New Leadership Mistakes with Todd Nesloney
In this 18th Aspire Mailbag episode, Todd Nesloney, Jeff Gargas, and I answer questions on different leadership topics provided by the listeners. Please join us for this episode as we answer questions and discuss common mistakes by new leaders, how to gain student feedback, increase staff morale, and the newest Teach Better projects! Featuring Todd Nesloney, Jeff Gargas, and Joshua … Read More
245: Matt Artz chats with us about all of the great work he is doing throughout education, which includes working as an anthropologist, educator, speaker and entrepreneur.
Matt Artz chats with us about all of the great work he is doing throughout education, which includes working as an anthropologist, educator, speaker and entrepreneur. Matt’s Recommendations EdTech Tool: Miro Books: Why the World Needs Anthropologists by Dan Podjed (Editor), Meta Gorup (Editor), Pavel Borecký (Editor), Carla Guerrón Montero (Editor) Who to Follow on Social Media: Center for Humane … Read More
244: Bethany Petty chats with us about the many different ways she is working to achieve her mission of positively impacting the world of education
Bethany Petty chats with us about the many different ways she is working to achieve her mission of positively impacting the world of education, whether that’s through teaching high school social studies, serving as an educational technology professor, actively blogging, becoming a published author, an active educational speaker and professional development leader! Bethany’s Recommendations EdTech Tool: Google Slides Books: Grit … Read More
243: Alexis Hunter chats with us about her undergraduate experience at Mizzou and all of the amazing work & research she is conducting regarding equity and justice in K-16 learning environments
Alexis Hunter chats with us about her undergraduate experience at Mizzou and all of the amazing work & research she is conducting regarding equity and justice in K-16 learning environments. Alexis’ Recommendations EdTech Tool: Padlet Books: Talking Back Talking Black by John McWhorter We Still Here: Pandemic, Policing, Protest, & Possibility by Marc Lamont Hill Who to Follow on Social Media: … Read More