An award-winning English and Social Studies teacher at Luther Burbank High School in Sacramento, Calif., Larry Ferlazzo is the author of Helping Students Motivate Themselves: In this show Larry pursues practical answers To Classroom challenges.
Administrator directed professional development often falls flat with teachers. In this episode we explore what works, what doesn't and why.
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Increasing numbers of teachers are leaving the profession and nowhere is this more impacting than at high-needs schools. Despite the exodus of educators, we find that some teachers stay no matter wh…
This segment is the second in series exploring the variety of reasons why teachers leave high poverty urban schools. We close with recommendations to attract and keep more teachers in these schools. …
Our guests share with us some of the powerful possibilities in small learning communities. We also discuss what works and what doesn't when embracing the model.
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For English language learners, speaking English is one challenge, speaking mathematics is another. In this segment we explore instructional strategies for teaching math to ELLs that align with the Co…
In this segment we look at the difference between student participation and student engagement and why it matters. We close with specific strategies to achieve maximum student involvement.
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The confluence of the growing popularity of education technology and the adoption of the Common Core Standards has created new challenges for teachers. In this segment we explore strategies for suc…
In this segment we go searching for specific reading lessons that align with the Common Core Standards for complex text.
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Doing projects and doing project-based learning are not the same. In this segment our guests identify the elements that distinguish each of these teaching strategies.
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Many schools now agree with students that literature in not so important. How can we bring literature alive to students in the age of common core standards?
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The number of English language learners is growing each year. This is creating an array of challenges for teachers and school districts. In this segment we look at several teaching strategies that ar…
Teaching vocabulary is integral to all content areas. In this segment we ask our guest to share their best strategies for teaching vocabulary.
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The maker movement, DIY and 3D printers are hot in education today. In this segment we define each and explore their real value in preparing kids for the future.
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If you are an educator who feels that you have a book inside of you waiting to get published, this segment offers some sage advice from educators who understand the process well.
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Some use the term differentiated instruction, others prefer responsive teaching. In this segment we seek clarification and practical understanding of what it really takes to reach all students.
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Classroom management is one of the biggest challenges teachers face. In this segement two experienced teachers share their best dos and don'ts. Follow: @PernilleRipp @larryferlazzo @bamradionetwork P…
There is no mention of caring in the common core standards and some are wondering if the social and emotional elements of teaching/learning are precluded by Common Core.
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In 2014 the student population tipped and students of color now make up the majority. However the ranks of teachers of color has barely increased. Does it matter? Do we really need more teachers of c…
Are Common Core Standards an asset or a liability for teachers working with English language learners?
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It has been argued that student achievement is impacted by too many factors that are beyond a teacher's control. Which begs the question, is it possible to effectively evaluate teachers based on fact…
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