Alicia Sullivan chats with us about flipping our perspective, resetting mid-year, and having the tough conversations. Episode Highlights 0:50 – Highlighting our friend, Tim Cavey of www.teachersonfire.net. 5:48 – Previewing the episode with Alicia Sullivan. 8:11 – Alicia introduces herself. 9:59 – Alicia’s failure: Realizing she had to have tough conversations with people. 14:30 – Alicia’s success: Completely resetting her … Read More
148: Shifting our role. – Alex Valencic chats with us about the shifting role of teachers in the classroom, finding your people, and changing the way we’re helping students learn the skills they need.
Alex Valencic chats with us about the shifting role of teachers in the classroom, finding your people, and changing the way we’re helping students learn the skills they need. Episode Highlights 1:36 – We may or not have release some very secret information early for you… 7:04 – Previewing the episode with Alex Valencic. 10:13 – Alex introduces himself. 12:09 … Read More
147: Get off the stage. – Kyle Niemis chats with us about flipping your classroom, making global connections, and the power of getting off the stage.
Educational Technology Coach, and co-founder of ClassroomQ, Kyle Neimis, chats with us about flipping your classroom, making global connections, and the power of getting off the stage. Episode Highlights 3:14 – Celebrating Allyson Apsey’s new book, “The Serendipity Journal.” Follow Allyson on Twitter (@AllysonApsey). 6:24 – Previewing the episode with Kyle Neimis. 8:50 – Kyle introduces himself. 10:26 – Chatting … Read More
146: We’re better together – Scott Nunes chats with us about infusing edtech into our curriculum, taking calculated risks, and how we’re better together.
ELA Teacher, and co-host of the TNT EdTech Podcast, Scott Nunes, chats with us about infusing edtech into our curriculum, taking calculated risks, and how we’re better together. Episode Highlights 1:43 – Talking about our #TeachBetter Challenge for February. 5:04 – Previewing the episode with Scott Nunes. 7:53 – Scott introduces himself. 11:03 – Scott’s failure: Failing as a graphic … Read More
4 Reasons You Should Love What You Do
In This Post: Loving what you do is important for many reasons. Four reasons why you should really love teaching and why what you do is important. Ok, let’s be honest; sometimes work can suck. Yep, I said it. Me, Mr “I love Mondays because I love what I do.” Because it’s true. Even when you love what you do, … Read More