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We wonder through a conversation about the holiday season. We reminisce about our holidays of the past and we also discussed what holiday celebrations look like in our school and clas…
The COVID-19 Pandemic taught educators many valuable lessons. Teachers all over the world were forced to change how they taught students almost overnight. For months educators impleme…
Quinlan Van Es is pursuing a career in education as a social studies teacher. He is earning his teaching credentials through the Rutgers Graduate School of Education and his completin…
After catching up Stacey, AJ, and Chri…
Daniel Bauer helps school leaders fight isolation and frustration via a leadership community in order to gain clarity and find solutions to their greatest challenges. He is the founde…
In this episode, Chris, AJ, and Stacey talk about teachers' desire to still perform some job functions from home vs having to return completely to the way things were.
Other topics inc…
In this episode, we candidly discuss some of our routines and AJ gets into the weeds about school lunch which leads us down a path of COVID protocols and procedures.
We were also joine…
In this episode, we candidly discuss and reflect on our first days of school for the 2021-2022 school year.
Stacey is entering 3rd year as a 5th-grade teacher after spending many years…
We continue the conversation to help the new, first-year, teacher. We’re going to share more tips and tricks.
Topics Discussed:
Teaching is not an easy job. You will hear this from most teachers no matter how much experience they have. For many who enter this profession the first year is the toughest and most …
In episode 14 we spoke with Don Wettrick about Genius Hour and we’ve known for years how amazing this experience can be for students. But planning it and implementing it can be a daun…
What have we learned from creating PodcastPD?
Highlights
Educator self-care is more important than ever and in this conversation Stacey, AJ, and Chris discuss what self-care means to each of them and share their experiences with self-care.
While some teachers have worked with students in their classrooms all year others haven’t at all and we’re talking about it.
Chris - Art of Manliness - The Secrets of Public …
Students: The Missing Link In Teacher PD
James F. Nagle and Penny A. Bishop
Educational Leadership | February 2021 | Volume 78 | Number 5
Dani Kennis is a Special Education Social Studies teacher in Clarkstown, NY. Dani is passionate about professional development, building relationships & Social Emotional Learning (SEL…
Erich Stephen and Ryan D. Bartel, co-hosts of The Peg Doesn't Fit, join us for our second #PodStudy discussion. AJ recommended listening to episodes 15 and 17 of their podcast where t…
Pam Hubler is an Instructional Coach at Daniel Island School in Berkeley County South Carolina and a Google Certified Trainer. Pam has experience teaching K-8 special and general educ…
As connected educators, we understand the importance of finding others that share our passions, but how do we connect and make meaning from and get value from being connected?
Erin and Dave Tashian are the Mindful Educators and Stacey chose the first episode of their podcast, of the same name, as the first episode for our brand #PodStudy episodes.