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Are you an upper elementary teacher in need of new ideas, strategies, and inspiration to provide engagement for your students? Upper Elementary Simplified is a podcast for busy teachers to listen to on the car ride to and from school, during lunch or planning, or by the pool during the summer to learn new ways to engage students in meaningful learning. Danna Rodebush from Teacher Tech Studio is a former 5th grade classroom teacher who now shares teaching resources, math lessons, and classroo ...
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Are you an elementary music teacher? Maybe you’re worn out, overwhelmed, or feel like it gets harder each year. Hi, I’m Jessica, and it’s my passion to help elementary music teachers, just like you, figure out your unique teaching style. In this podcast, I'll share helpful tips and strategies, work-home life balance tips, and mindset blocks, while helping give you the motivation you need to gain momentum in your teaching so you can continue being the music teacher rock star you already are. ...
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Welcome to Money Elementary, the podcast that takes you back to school to learn the personal finance lessons you never got in the classroom! Hosted by Heidi Castillo and co-host, Vanessa Hernandez, this show is your go-to resource for mastering the fundamentals of money management. Join us each week as we dive into essential topics like budgeting, saving, investing, and financial planning, all with the goal of helping you build a stronger financial future. Whether you're a recent graduate, a ...
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Realtor interviews business Allow me to introduce myself as Jacqueline Watson, a Realtor in the Toronto/GTA area. However, my expertise extends beyond real estate. I am also a Mediator specializing in Labour Relations. My passion lies in more than just selling homes; I strive to transform lives and empower individuals to achieve financial freedom through home ownership. In addition to my real estate endeavors, I am building a thriving community through my podcast, Elementary. This platform a ...
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simply elementary is a podcast devoted to elementary OS (https://elementary.io) and the entire elementary project at large. Hosted by Nathan Dyer and Dane Henson, the show features long-form interviews with developers and community members, news, reviews, tips, tricks, discussions, and more.
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Do you find yourself seeking new implementations when it comes to literacy instruction? Do you crave fresh ideas and engaging lessons to transform your students into skilled readers and writers? The Literacy Dive Podcast was created to provide educators, like you, with actionable steps and strategies to improve teaching reading and writing. Your host, Megan Polk, is the creator and owner of The Literacy Dive, a company that creates educational, literacy curriculum that aims to close the gap ...
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Bite-size Taiwanese is a podcast giving you a taste of real, everyday Taiwanese. Co-hosts Phil & Alan will guide you through the ins and outs of the Taiwanese language (Southern Min/Hokkien) with light-hearted, fun (and sometimes funny) conversations on how it’s used in Taiwan. The Elementary podcast is geared towards those who already have a background in the language and expands on useful, commonly heard phrases. Listen to our other podcasts: Bite-size | Newbie, Bite-size | Pronounce it li ...
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If you’re as pumped as I am about organization, then you’re in for a treat. You know I’m all about sharing my tips on staying organized in the chaos of life, lesson planning, and teaching. And today, we’re diving into a game-changer: the power of brain dumping. Now, if you’re scratching your head, wondering, “What on earth is a brain dump?” Fear no…
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Spiral review is a method of instruction for which teachers incorporate past learning skills into new material and assessment. Or put more simply… spiral review is a way of coming back to skills that have already been taught over and over throughout the school year. Welcome to episode 37 of the Upper Elementary Simplified podcast. Today’s episode i…
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Unraveling the complexity of financial planning, we're bringing you an enlightening chat with a certified financial planner, Jamie Madigan. Interested in learning how to boost your returns while minimizing portfolio risk? Jamie delivers the goods as he shares a success story of a retired client who did exactly that. He sheds light on the often conf…
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I’ve loved going through the different stages of vocabulary from a basic understanding, misconceptions, strategies, and now how to use it as an emphasis in student writing. When we can merge vocabulary with writing, it’s an opportunity for students to use their literacy skills in writing, while also simulating real world communication and relevance…
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Welcome to Money Elementary, hosted by Heidi Castillo and Vanessa Hernandez. This podcast takes you on a journey through the world of personal finance. On today's episode, there is a special focus on your credit score—a critical financial report card. Heidi shares unique insights from her family's financial experiences, and Vanessa candidly discuss…
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Bill Wooldridge and Theo Thompson, School Counselors with decades of experience, Talk about the challenges families face when their kids get sick, and discuss some ways to deal with these difficult decisions.על ידי Bill Wooldridge & Theo Thompson
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In today's episode, we have a fascinating conversation with the talented Emi Ferguson, a versatile musician and author. Get ready to be inspired as we dive into the topic of inspiring the next generation of composers. Teachers, you're in for a treat – this conversation is filled with valuable insights to bring back to your students. Emi Ferguson sh…
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To intervene is to take an action to meet a specific goal or address a problem. Upper elementary math intervention should be targeted math instruction determined by data and observation in a way that is most relevant to student needs. Welcome to episode 36 of the Upper Elementary Simplified podcast. Today’s episode is part 8 of a 9 part guided math…
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Are you ready to navigate the complex world of real estate in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)? Brace yourself for a stimulating exploration into the condos market trends, and a treasure trove of insights for first-time home buyers. We delve into the nitty-gritty of mortgages, affordability, and why it's crucial to sell before buying. Plus, we discus…
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Over the last few weeks, we’ve done a complete deep dive into vocabulary acquisition, its importance, and debunking common myths and misconceptions. Now that we covered the background information, in part three of this series, it’s time to discuss practical vocabulary strategies. In today’s episode, I’m sharing how to seamlessly integrate vocabular…
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Today, we're diving into the world of parent-teacher conferences and how, as the music teacher, you can strike a chord that resonates with both parents and students. We know every school has its unique rhythm, so let's explore how you can contribute to these conferences with these handy tips. Check out this episode's blog post here Grab your free ⁠…
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Have you ever heard the question: “But..why do we have to learn this? I’m never going to use this in real life!”? If you have been in a classroom longer than 17 minutes, then the answer is “YES! ”When teachers can build in a real world application activity to allow students to explore math content in an engaging and meaningful way, students will be…
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Last week I brought attention to vocabulary acquisition and the importance of expanding your students’ vocabulary toolbox. But before you start incorporating more vocabulary into your instructional day, I wanted to bring awareness to some common vocabulary myths and misconceptions as you focus on this in your upper elementary classrooms. So in toda…
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Do you remember the days when you first stepped into the classroom as a music teacher, full of enthusiasm and a passion for sharing the gift of music with your students? Every lesson felt like an opportunity to inspire and connect with your young learners. However, as the years go by, it's easy to fall into a pattern of burnout and "Sunday night pa…
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Day 3 is the beginning of the most influential component of guided math, small group instruction. It typically takes about 2 days for all students to work through the routines. Welcome to episode 34 of the Upper Elementary Simplified podcast. Today’s episode is part 6 of a 9 part guided math series all about guided math for upper elementary student…
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Ever dreamt of making a significant profit in real estate, but you're unsure of where to begin? Well, hit that play button and join us as we navigate the intricate yet profitable world of real estate assignments. We reveal the ins and outs of buying someone else's purchase and sales agreement, which has the potential to be quite a money-spinner. Ho…
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One of our biggest roles as literacy teachers is to improve their comprehension skills. However, we rarely focus on the one component that gives students the foundation of comprehension, which is vocabulary. Vocabulary is so much more than just words, for it transforms a story and is the key to communication. So in today’s episode, I’m sharing the …
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Now, let me be the first to say, I am not a minimalist in my life. I love to keep things organized, clean out my closets, and constantly give things to goodwill. But in the music room, I want to talk about minimalism because it can bring simplicity, clarity, and joy to your teaching. So, let's dive into the world of minimalism and discover how it c…
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The goal of whole group math instruction is for students to be introduced to a new math skill and to be observers of the skill in action. On the other hand, the goal of small group math instruction is for students to interact with the new math skill while the teacher is available to redirect any misconceptions. The small group also offers students …
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Do you know the risks and rewards of renting equipment in real estate? Ever thought about how a ban on door-to-door sales in Ontario could still leave you susceptible to questionable tactics when buying a home? We're about to shed light on these issues, discussing the crucial aspect of contracts, the potential of rental buyouts, and the importance …
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Are you looking for fun, creative, and engaging ways to get your students excited about reading and writing? If so, this is the episode for you! I love coming up with creative ways that spark student engagement, and this time, they’re spontaneous activities that include reading and writing. So I’m sharing how two activities boost daily reading and …
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In this engaging episode, I'll take you through three creative ways to naturally integrate technology into your music classroom. As a passionate music teacher and educational technology specialist, I'll share insights on streaming content directly from your computer, embracing student Chromebooks, and the magic of Spotify playlists. I encourage edu…
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Day 2 is all about using your exit ticket assessment to drive your instruction. Using assessment data to drive instruction is an important strategy for all teachers to master. This practice allows for targeted instruction in the math classroom. Welcome to episode 32 of the Upper Elementary Simplified podcast. Today’s episode is part 4 of a 9 part g…
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Bill Wooldridge and Theo Thompson, School Counselors with over 40 years combined experience, discuss common misunderstandings of "bad" behavior and what to do when your kids are doing things that are causing problems at home and at school.על ידי Bill Wooldridge & Theo Thompson
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Our goal as literacy teachers is to develop skilled readers and writers, so we often implement strategies that have students work on those skills. And while those strategies are effective and work, for our struggling readers, it may not be enough. Therefore, by incorporating a think-aloud strategy, your students will be able to hear and see how a s…
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In this podcast episode, we are joined by Ashley Cuthbertson, an expert in culturally responsive music education. Ashley shares her insights and experiences, providing valuable information for music educators looking to make their teaching more culturally responsive. Let’s explore how to make music education more inclusive and relevant for diverse …
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A great way to introduce any new math skill through whole group instruction is to provide students with guided reference notes and math anchor charts that serve as a central point of reference that they can connect with as they are working independently in future practice activities. Welcome to episode 31 of the Upper Elementary Simplified podcast.…
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Ever wondered how to create a robust, authentic brand identity that really connects with your audience? Join us as we delve into this fascinating topic with Diana Renelli, a personal branding photographer who transitioned to creating impactful brand identities amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Diana's journey is a fascinating one, starting her career b…
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As literacy teachers, our goal is to develop skilled readers and writers. And although we want our students to be independent in these areas, providing them support actually helps them master literacy skills to become independent. One of my favorite ways to support my students in writing is through using graphic organizers. In this episode, I’m sha…
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Hello, dear educators! I'm thrilled to be back with an episode that's sure to ignite your teaching efficiency. One question I get asked a lot is, "How do I batch lesson planning?" You might be thinking, "Is it really possible to plan all my lessons for the month in just four hours?" Well, I'm here to tell you it is absolutely possible. In this epis…
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Do you want to reach your students on a deeper level mathematically? With a solid plan, teachers have the ability to structure their instruction to achieve this reach like never before. And organization is essential for this reach to happen. Welcome to episode 30 of the Upper Elementary Simplified podcast. Today’s episode is part 2 of a 9 part guid…
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As literacy teachers we want to create an environment that helps develop students into skilled readers and writers. And although they’re often taught in isolation, both actually compliment each other. One way to incorporate both reading and writing is through read alouds, which has the added benefit of exposing students to a variety of genres. In t…
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Join us as we talk with the executive director of Bald Ridge Lodge, Angela Dikes. Hosts interview Mrs. Dikes and how you can get involved and Live to Give! Colt Connection Rundown Co-Hosts: Lisa Robbins and Tracey Smith Producer: Bradley Robertsonעל ידי Bradley Robertson
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In this episode, we have a special guest, Starr Loutsis, who is here to discuss the transformative power of sharing your personal story with your students. Music teachers often grapple with the question of how much of their own experiences to reveal to their students. We'll explore why sharing your story is essential, what aspects of your story to …
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Guided math is a structured set of math instructional strategies that allow for targeted instruction, student engagement, and deep understanding of math concepts. Welcome to episode 29 of the Upper Elementary Simplified podcast. Today’s episode is part 1 of a 9 part guided math series all about guided math for upper elementary students. In this epi…
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I’m back, friends! I’d like to brush off my absence by taking a break for the summer to relax, travel, and enjoy the sun, but that wouldn’t be the truth. I always strive to be open and honest with you all, so that’s exactly what I’m going to do. In my comeback episode, I’m going to explain my absence, what I've learned about myself, and how my stor…
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When it comes to music education, we often find ourselves immersed in the melodies, harmonies, and rhythms of our favorite songs. But have you ever thought about the art of asking questions in the music classroom? It's a topic rarely discussed, yet it plays a profound role in shaping the musical journey of students. Join us on a captivating explora…
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Today's episode is much different than a typical one. The topic of discussion today is all about a project that is in the works, and feedback is requested. Welcome to episode 28 of the Upper Elementary Simplified podcast. In this episode, host Danna Rodebush shares an idea and requests feedback from her listeners. EPISODE WEBSITE Connect with Danna…
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We invite you into the captivating world of Daniel, the ingenious craftsman behind Big Ass slabs. Tune in as Daniel shares his transformative journey, from the inception of his unique business name to the creative process behind his work. This episode provides an exclusive look into his distinctive woodworking techniques, including his collaboratio…
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In this episode, we dive into what it truly means to be an exceptional music teacher. We'll explore five key areas that define your greatness as an educator, from lesson planning to performances, assessments, teaching methods, and your unique personality. Discover how you can confidently embrace your individuality and teaching style while making a …
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