10 Minute Teacher Podcast with Cool Cat Teacher
A teacher podcast for busy educators—about 10 minutes, every week. Stay current on artificial intelligence in education (plain English), edtech, and what matters in the classroom: culture, instruction, assessment, digital health and wellness, and more. Simple ideas you can use right away.
Hosted by AP Computer Science teacher Vicki Davis (Cool Cat Teacher)—author and longtime edtech blogger—this teaching podcast features best-selling teachers, researchers, and in-the-classroom administrators sharing practical strategies that connect with today’s students.
Follow the 10 Minute Teacher—the podcast for teachers and school leaders—for weekly, classroom-ready tips.
Show notes & resources: https://coolcatteacher.com/podcast
- Update frequency
- every 5 days
- Average duration
- 12 minutes
- Episodes
- 913
- Years Active
- 2017 - 2025
Will AI Help Education or Ruin It? The Pitfalls and Possibilities of AI.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is only as moral and as good as those who create it. Today, AI ethics thought-leader Joe Fatheree and I discuss this topic.
Without discussing the ethics of AI and its al…
Improve Student Behavior Now!
Need to improve classroom management? Today Darrian Tanner, the Florida State High Impact Teacher award winner for 2016-2017 and 2018-2019 talks about how to help teachers improve their classroom man…
5 Writing Strategies and Tools to Reach Every Learner
Do your students hate to write? If you need quick ideas to help reach reluctant and struggling writers, Michele Haiken will help us learn more!
Michele Haiken, Ed.D. is an educator and ISTE author. S…
Unconventional Project Based Learning That Engages Students
Noa Daniel talks about how unconventional project-based learning and how we can engage students with learning. If you're struggling with student engagement, this is for you.
My Kids Hate Their Desks! (And What I Did About It!)
Brooke Markle, a veteran middle-level English educator, realized that her kids hated their desks. They wiggled. They moved. They struggled to pay attention. So, with a limited budget, she decided to …
Principal Frank DeAngelis - Part 2
Frank DeAngelis was principal of Columbine high school in 1999 and remained the principal until 2015 when all of the students who were in PreK at the time of the shooting graduated. His story of resi…
Columbine's Frank DeAngelis - The Story of Columbine's Heart, Resilience, and Recovery
Frank DeAngelis was principal of Columbine high school in 1999 and remained the principal until 2015 when all of the students who were in PreK at the time of the shooting graduated. His story of resi…
Neuroscience Research: 5 Ways to Superior Teaching
Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath gives us five ways that recent neuroscience research can help us improve our classroom teaching.
Todays' sponsor is NetRef, join me on Tuesday, M…
How a Little Graphic Novel is Inspiring Teachers to Think
Today's show is an inspiring look into some of the truths of teaching from Josh Stumpenhorst, author of the graphic novel, Drawn to Teach, about the real life of teachers and how we can improve.
What Happens When a Statistics Class is Taught with PBL
Emma Chiappetta, Utah State Teacher of the Year 2017, uses a project-based learning approach for statistics. For those who think you cannot teach difficult content without heavy testing, Emma offers …
Advice from a Filmmaking Pro About How to Help Kids Make Movies
Movie making teachers and students can benefit from practical advice from a professional film editor. Not just a film editor, Steven Hullfish has interviewed many of the top film editors in the world…
15 Ways to Get More Motivated This Week
If you're struggling and need some encouragement, today's show is for you. Mike Roberts, author of Chasing Greatness: 26.2 Ways Teaching is Like Running a Marathon, shares fifteen ways to get motivat…
5 Things About Effective Digital Citizenship You Need to Know
Mike Ribble, a digital citizenship expert, shares five important things every educator should know about digital citizenship.
Todays' sponsor is NetRef, powerful Internet…
How To Help Kids Ask More Amazing Questions Now
The Right Question Technique is being used by educators around the world to help children ask better questions. Erin Murphy talks about how we can implement some simple techniques to improve student …
5 Essential Things Teachers Need to Know About UDL
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) doesn't have to be mind-boggling. Today's guest is international UDL expert Loui Lord Nelson, Ph.D. She talks about what we need to know and also the common mistak…
What Educators Need to Know Right Now About Digital Citizenship - Part 2
In part 2 of this show, we discuss the addictive nature of social media and other important digital citizenship issues. Internet safety expert Anne Collier shares.
Todays'…
What Educators Need to Know Right Now About Digital Citizenship Part 1
Anne Collier, Founder and Executive Director of The Net Safety Collaborative and SocialMediaHelpline.com, shares what we need to know about social media in this two-part series. We'll post the first …
5 Ways to Achieve Balance
Mandy Froehlich gives teachers advice on how to achieve balance between their classroom and personal life. It is difficult but these ideas can help.
What This Writing Expert Learned That Will Make You a Better Teacher
Angela Stockman has been spending time with students as she teaches them to improve and enjoy their writing. She's learned some remarkable things that she shares on this show.
Why Teaching Languages is Actually Very Important
Diego Ojeda, co-founder of @LangchatPLN talks about the importance of languages and why we need to know them even in a world of translators and AI.