הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Teaching Channel (2024)

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Tommy "Teebs" Pico on "Tethering Difference" in Poetry and Screenwriting 28:56

2d ago28:56

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In this episode of The Poetry Vlog (TPV), poet and screenwriter Tommy "Teebs" Pico reads from his book JUNK (Tin House, 2018) to lead a discussion on the work in poetry and screenwriting to "tether" disparate ideas and create meaning. This episode will be re-edited and adapted with a Critical Framing and sample lesson plans in The Poetry Vlog: Crit…

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[Episode 90] Rethinking the Educator Mindset (w/ Dr. Walter Lee) 21:55

8d ago21:55

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In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, our host, Dr. Wendy Amato, welcomes Dr. Walter Lee, Assistant Professor of Middle/Secondary Education at the University of South Carolina Upstate, to discuss educator mindsets and the importance of positive self-concept. In this conversation, Dr. Lee shares his equity-focused approach for preparing the nex…

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[Episode 89] Why Students Lose When Consensus Requires Comfort (w/Dr. Howard Fields III) 21:29

21d ago21:29

21:29

In this compelling episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Dr. Wendy Amato hosts Dr. Howard Fields III, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources and adjunct professor of education at Harris-Stowe State University. In this eye-opening exploration, Howard and Wendy examine challenges in educational equity, unravel the complexities of DEI efforts, and s…

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Cameron Awkward-Rich on Writing Poetry 'In the Break' of Black and Trans Dialectics 19:19

28d ago19:19

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In this episode of The Poetry Vlog (TPV), Cameron Awkward-Rich reads the poem "Black Feeling" from his book Dispatch (Persea Books, 2019) to lead a discussion on the dialectical complexity within Black and trans social identities. The poem expands on an encounter he has while in transit on the bus with an elder retired cop to contemplate uneven, ov…

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[Episode 88] Middle School vs Junior High? What's Changing in Middle Level Education (w/Jack Berckemeyer of AMLE) 22:03

1M ago22:03

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Junior High. Middle School. No matter what the name on the sign outside says, what's important is the work happening on the inside. In this episode, Wendy welcomes Jack Berckemeyer of the Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE) for a candid conversation about the big changes happening in how educators approach middle school. Jack stresses the…

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[Episode 87] Middle School is the Niche Within the Niche (w/Jennifer Rose of AMLE) 20:34

2M ago20:34

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In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, we’re taking a closer look at the middle grades with Jennifer Rose, the Director for Professional Programs at the Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE). From the importance of differentiated professional development to understanding the complex changes students go through during this phase of adole…

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[Episode 86] How Social-Emotional Learning and Teacher Wellness Shapes Education (w/Dr. Tish Jennings) 19:15

2M ago19:15

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In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Dr. Wendy Amato welcomes Dr. Patricia "Tish" Jennings, a professor of education at the University of Virginia and internationally recognized thought leader in social-emotional learning and mindfulness. Drawing on results from Dr. Jennings' Cultivating Awareness and Resilience in Education (CARE) program, a…

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Tyrone Williamson on Poetry, Race, Representation, and Social Media 39:19

2M ago39:19

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Award-winning poet Tyrone Williams discusses his poetry in On Spec, the paradox of representation and race in poetry and social media, and how academia and geographic locations impact these conversations. Poet Tyrone Williams was born in Detroit, Michigan and earned his BA, MA, and PhD at Wayne State University. He is the author of a number of chap…

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[Episode 85] Middle Matters: Insights from a Middle School Principal (w/Katie Johnson of AMLE) 19:33

3M ago19:33

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Join our host Dr. Wendy Amato and special guest, Katie Johnson, the principal of Belmont Ridge Middle School in Leesburg, Virginia, as they explore the nuances of middle school from a leadership lens. As a veteran middle-grade teacher now navigating the challenges of leadership, Katie's student-first approach has helped her create a thriving school…

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[Episode 84] Unlocking Potential While Navigating the Middle Grades (w/Katie Powell of AMLE) 22:06

3M ago22:06

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Join our host Dr. Wendy Amato and special guest, Katie Powell from the Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE), as they explore the unique landscape of middle school. Both former middle grade educators, Katie and Wendy share valuable insights on the nuances of teaching in the middle levels and discuss how AMLE is undertaking initiatives to su…

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Woogee Bae on What Environmental Poetry Teaches Us About Community 18:13

3M ago18:13

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In this episode of TPV, Woogee Bae discusses environmental poetry, or ecopoetry, as a way build community. She reads from Eric Sneathen's "Snail Poems" and shares the zine-making process behind the journal she edits, Snail Trail Press. This episode will be re-edited and adapted with a Critical Framing and sample lesson plans in The Poetry Vlog: Cri…

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[Episode 83] What Every Teacher Should Know About Speech Pathology (w/Lisa Geary) 22:01

4M ago22:01

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In this engaging episode of Teaching Channel Talks, we’re joined by Lisa Geary, an award-winning speech-language pathologist, to discuss the importance of collaboration between teachers and speech-language pathologists (SLPs). By exploring ways in which teachers can partner with SLPs, this conversation provides insight into practical approaches tha…

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[Episode 82] A Practical Approach to Engaging Every Learner (w/Nancy Weinstein) 21:01

4M ago21:01

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Every student learns differently, something that Nancy Weinstein knows a lot about! The co-founder and CEO was inspired to launch MindPrint Learning after experiencing the struggle of trying to understand how her daughter learned. Now on a mission to help every child reach their full potential by ensuring their strengths are accurately understood, …

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[Episode 81] School Leaders Should be Watermarks (w/Dr. Tim Schigur) 21:09

5M ago21:09

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This week on Teaching Channel Talks, we are joined by Dr. Tim Schigur, a distinguished educator with a multifaceted career in school leadership. As a seasoned educational leader, Dr. Schigur brings a wealth of experience and insight to our discussion, centering on the intricate dynamics of school leadership, organizational strategies, and the nuanc…

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[Episode 80] Heart-Centered Approaches to Teaching and Learning (w/Regyna Curtis & Dr. Adrienne MacIain) 21:48

5M ago21:48

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By taking a heart-centered approach to teaching and embracing intuition as a part of learning, we can become better educators and help our students think outside of the box. Join Dr. Wendy Amato, Dr. Adrienne MacIain, and Regyna Curtis as they talk about how we can make subtle changes in our teaching approach to help boost the creativity of ourselv…

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[Episode 79] Learning to Notice—Improving Teaching Through the Use of Video (w/Dr. Miriam Sherin) 22:40

6M ago22:40

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So much happens in our classrooms at any given moment, and as teachers, we often have to choose where to place our focus. Video gives us a chance to take a closer look with a different lens! In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, we're joined by Dr. Miriam Sherin, professor and Associate Provost at Northwestern University, to talk about how she…

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[Episode 78] Practicing Positivity and Celebrating Neurodiversity (w/ Dr. Patricia Wright) 23:02

6M ago23:02

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We're all tired of hearing superficial self-care recommendations — take a bubble bath, put on a smile, just think happy thoughts! This week, Dr. Patricia Wright, Executive Director at Proof Positive, the Autism Wellbeing Alliance, joins the podcast to talk about real, evidence-based strategies to promote wellbeing. Dr. Wright and Dr. Amato's uplift…

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[Episode 77] What's Really Going on Here? Northwestern's Exploration of Mathematical Thinking (w/ Sarah Larison) 19:24

7M ago19:24

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Are you looking at your students through a strength-based lens? This week on Teaching Channel Talks, Wendy is joined by Sarah Larison, from Northwestern University, to discuss her work in advancing teacher preparation, particularly through the use of video. While mathematical argumentation is at the focal point of this insightful conversation, Sara…

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[Episode 76] Why Professional Development Should be Professional Learning (w/Jim Thompson) 22:56

7M ago22:56

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Is professional development synonymous with professional learning? Jim Thompson, an instructional coach with five decades of experience in teaching and leadership positions, teamed up with Dr. Wendy Amato on the podcast to delve into the present state of professional learning in education and explore how video coaching can have a transformative imp…

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[Episode 75] A Journey to Inclusive Fitness (w/Brendan Aylward) 22:15

7M ago22:15

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In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Dr. Wendy Amato sits down with Brendan Aylward, a passionate health and fitness professional on a mission to make fitness accessible for everyone, especially individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities. Join us in this empowering conversation as we explore the intersection of education, fitness,…

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[Episode 74] The Power of Music and the Sunshine Ratio (w/Katie Silcott) 22:33

8M ago22:33

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In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Dr. Wendy Amato is joined by Katie Silcott, a Grammy-nominated music educator whose passion for spreading joy is reflected in her teaching philosophy. In this inspiring and delightful conversation, Wendy and Katie discuss the impact of teaching junior high, Katie's experience being nominated for a Grammy, …

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[Episode 73] Capturing the Impact of iMPACTFUL Films (w/Scilla Andreen) 22:25

9M ago22:25

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Scilla Andreen, accomplished film director and CEO of iMPACTFUL has returned for another episode of Teaching Channel Talks! The last time Scilla joined the podcast, she and Wendy focused on her journey as a filmmaker, exploring Scilla's experiences and the inspiration behind her films. This time, we're measuring the impact these films have had as s…

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[Episode 72] Nutrition, Exercise, Wellness, and Sleep: The Health Compass for Educators (w/Chris Giesking) 20:53

9M ago20:53

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This time on Teaching Channel Talks we're focusing on health! This week Wendy is joined by Chris Giesking, fitness professional and educator, to talk about how you can win the day, every day by following the Health Compass Method. In this powerful conversation, Chris debunks trends in the fitness industry while putting the focus back on balancing t…

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[Episode 71] Behind the Scenes of Teacher Evaluation (w/Dr. Wyatt Gordon) 21:00

10M ago21:00

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In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Wendy sits down with Dr. Wyatt Gordon, Ed.D., to take a behind-the-scenes look at teacher certification testing. As the Senior Vice President and Head of Evaluation Systems at Pearson VUE, Wyatt partners with states to develop teacher evaluation systems that allow educators to become certified in their fie…

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[Episode 70] Why is ChatGPT Intimidating Educators? (w/Shouvik Paul) 21:19

11M ago21:19

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In episode 70 of Teaching Channel Talks, we had the pleasure of hosting Shouvik Paul, the Chief Revenue Officer at Copyleaks. During this insightful conversation, Wendy and Shouvik delved into the profound influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on education. As a leading AI-powered content and plagiarism detection platform, Copyleaks is at the f…

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[Episode 69] Everyone Matters, Everyone Belongs: Lessons from a Gifted Filmmaker (w/Scilla Andreen) 21:14

12M ago21:14

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In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, we welcome Scilla Andreen, an accomplished film director, and CEO of Impactful. Just in time for Mental Health Awareness month, she and Dr. Wendy Amato delve into Scilla's journey as a filmmaker, exploring her experiences and the inspiration behind her films Angst, Like, Race to be Human, and Upstanders. B…

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[Episode 68] Using an Asset Mapping Process to Inspire Professional Learning (w/Angela Byrd-Wright) 20:32

1y ago20:32

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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Angela Byrd-Wright, the senior director of teaching and learning for Essex County Public Schools. Dr. Byrd-Wright is a seasoned educator with a wealth of experience in professional development and teacher learning. Guided by our host, Dr. Wendy Amato, we explore strategies ECPS uses for approaching teacher lear…

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[Episode 67] Exploring the Challenges of Literacy in Education (w/ Kari Yates and Jan Burkins) 19:58

1y ago19:58

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Join Dr. Wendy Amato and literacy educators and authors Jan Burkins and Kari Yates as they explore the challenges of literacy in education today. Join us for a discussion on their new book, Shifting the Balance: 6 Ways to Bring the Science of Reading into the Balanced Literacy Classroom, as we break down the six shifts we can make to integrate effe…

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[Episode 66] Experiential Learning in the Sciences (w/Carrie Weber) 20:18

1y ago20:18

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In this week's episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Dr. Wendy Amato sits down with Carrie Weber to discuss the importance of experiential learning in science. Carrie and Wendy’s conversation promotes hands-on exploration while shifting away from rote memorization in education by encouraging students to observe their surroundings and ask curious quest…

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[Episode 65] Community Partners That Enhance Educational Outcomes (w/Heidi Austin-Cook) 19:14

1+ y ago19:14

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In this week's episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Dr. Wendy Amato sits down with Heidi Austin-Cook, owner of the local independent store Sole Focus Running. Heidi and Wendy discuss the positive impact community partners can have on regional students and their families while offering tips on how small businesses can get involved in education. From h…

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[Bonus Episode 64] Actionable Behavior Strategies for School Year Success 12:00

1+ y ago12:00

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To close out our 3-part series on the recent School Year Success! webinar, we have a special bonus episode of Teaching Channel Talks featuring Keely Keller, and Shannon Rice. Join Dr. Wendy Amato as she sits with our special guests one last time to discuss actionable behavior strategies you can use in your classroom right now. Additional Resources …

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[Episode 63] High Expectations—And Why We Love Having Them! (W/Keely Keller and Shannon Rice) 16:51

1+ y ago16:51

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Don't be afraid to set high expectations! We're finishing our 3-part behavior series covering the recent School Year Success! webinar with a discussion on setting high expectations—and helping your students meet them! From effective communication to visual strategies, Keel, Shannon, and Wendy are looking at how understanding our students as individ…

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[Episode 62] Telling Vs Teaching: PBIS (w/ Keely Keller and Shannon Rice) 15:17

1+ y ago15:17

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In the second episode of our 3-part series covering the School Year Success! webinar, Keely, Shannon, and Wendy are talking about Positive Behavior Supports. From well-defined expectations to identifying the cause behind behaviors, we're addressing challenges sent in by our community of teachers and providing you tangible strategies you can use in …

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[Episode 61] The Benefits of Proactive, Positive Behavior Strategies (w/ Keely Keller and Shannon Rice) 16:10

1+ y ago16:10

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Join us for the first episode in a special 3-part series from Learners Edge and EdWeb.net. Shannon Rice returns to the podcast along with Keely Keller in this excerpt from a recent webinar: School Year Success! Strategies to Instill Positive Behavior. This week, we're discussing the context of behavior, redefining how we as educators think about be…

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Live Book Launch: Joshua Burton, Zumbambico, and Sara Lefsyk 33:11

1+ y ago33:11

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September 17, 6pm Central Time (4pm Pacific Time) The Poetry Vlog hosted a reading and discussion of Fracture Anthology: a poetry chapbook and audiobook by Joshua Burton that features a visual art collaboration with Zumbambico and handmade book arts production from the publisher, Sara Lefsyk of Ethel. Started in 2018, Ethel is a twice-yearly limite…

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[Episode 60] What Collaborative Leadership Looks Like W/ Tammy Boyer 20:27

1+ y ago20:27

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Celebrate without gloating Self-reflect without crushing your spirit Start every conversation with the intent of being constructive and not destructive End every day believing that you did the best you can do Start every day believing that you will make a difference —Tammy Boyer In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Wendy is sitting down with …

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[Episode 59] Leading in the Space You are Given 21:03

1+ y ago21:03

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This week on Teaching Channel Talks, we welcome educator and “Artivist”, Aundrae Williams, as he shares his background in education, including how he stumbled into leadership. From his commitment to equity and inclusivity to his dedication to supporting student expression through art, Aundrae’s story will inspire you to lead in the space you are gi…

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[Episode 58] How Consistency and Continuity are Helping Students and Teachers RISE 19:15

1+ y ago19:15

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Lavinia Group has helped schools across the country transform student learning and improve outcomes with their RISE summer program. This week on Teaching Channel Talks, we're breaking down what makes this curriculum so successful, and hearing from special guest and consultant, Julia Pockros, on how these proven instructional methods are positively …

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[Episode 57] Three Things The Science Lady Wants Every Admin to Know 20:50

2y ago20:50

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This week on Teaching Channel Talks, our host Dr. Wendy Amato is joined by The Science Lady, Kathy Renfrew, to discuss how science learning provides experience for reading and writing, as well as the importance of shifting the instructional focus away from test results. As a renowned science educator, Kathy offers exceptional insight on how adminis…

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[Episode 56] Dr. Michael Moody on Being Shoulder-to-Shoulder With Top Education Leaders 19:27

2y ago19:27

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"Every student deserves great teachers." In the last episode of our 3-part series with special guest, Dr. Michael Moody, we're taking a look at the two organizations he founded: Insight Education Group and Insight ADVANCE. From individual video coaching for teachers to helping school leaders strengthen their decision-making processes, Dr. Moody sha…

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[Episode 55] Dr. Michael Moody on the Coexisting Contradictions in Education 20:59

2y ago20:59

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In the second episode of our special 3-part series, Dr. Michael Moody and our host, Dr. Wendy Amato, are tackling some of the paradoxes existing in education today. From people to programs to what we promote as educators, join us in reflecting on the state of education and how teaching has changed in recent years. Continue Learning Videos Video Coa…

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[Episode 54] Dr. Michael Moody on the Importance of Having Educators Support Educators 21:28

2y ago21:28

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High-quality educators are the key to student success. Join us for the first episode in a special three-part series with Dr. Michael Moody as he shares his background as an authentic educator, examines the contradictions happening in education today, and discusses how video can transform the way we support teachers. Continue Learning Videos Video C…

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[Episode 53] Empowering Diversity Through the Man Up Movement 19:21

2y ago19:21

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Although more teachers than ever are turning away from the profession, the non-profit organization Man Up Teacher Fellowship is encouraging men of color to fill these vacant roles, especially in high-poverty communities. This week on Teaching Channel Talks, our host Wendy Amato is sitting down with Dr. Patrick Washington, founder and CEO of Man Up,…

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[Episode 52] Having the Courage to "Love Them First" 18:45

2y ago18:45

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Courage is action in the face of fear. Being an Educator right now takes courage. While the rest of the world is divided and children’s success is still being measured by standardized test scores, it takes courage to focus on love and own our roles in education. Sit down with Principal Mauri Melander Friestleben, from the documentary, Love Them Fir…

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[Episode 51] Igniting Hope While Thriving Through Adversity 18:13

2y ago18:13

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Education is filled with new challenges and today's teachers are faced with the question: How do we help our students and ourselves thrive during this time? Join Michelle Trujillo and Wendy Amato as they discuss the lessons in Michelle's new book, how to ignite hope in the moment, and how to move forward with intention. Michelle is also offering a …

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[Episode 50] Connecting with Clarity and Confidence 31:59

2+ y ago31:59

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By empowering our authenticity, we can become better mentors for others. Set your intentions and get ready to take a self-discovery journey as we interpret the language of Soul Wisdom in this episode of Teaching Channel Talks. Join Regyna Curtis and Wendy Amato as they discuss how understanding our own way of knowing can bring clarity and confidenc…

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[Episode 49] Redefining Your Approach to Behavior Management 24:30

2+ y ago24:30

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Too often, the focus on behavior is negative. Instead of working against misbehavior, we should start by identifying and teaching desirable behaviors and forming strong classroom relationships to support them. Join Shannon Rice and Wendy Amato this week on the podcast, as they redefine the context around behavior and give recommendations for succes…

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[Episode 48] A Practical Guide to Trauma-Informed Teaching 16:03

2+ y ago16:03

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A trauma-informed approach emphasizes that a student is hurt, not bad, and that although their behavior is disruptive and problematic it's an adaptive response to their environment. They are not broken, so we don’t have to fix them. Learn key steps from Christie Badry and Wendy Amato for integrating a trauma-informed approach across your district s…

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[Episode 47] The New Framework for Teaching 14:14

2+ y ago14:14

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Charlotte Danielson's Framework for Teaching is changing soon! Hear from Dr. Jim Furman, Executive Director of the Danielson Group, and Wendy Amato as they discuss those upcoming changes and how they'll help support the individual and collective efforts of teachers and administrators in positively impacting student learning. You'll also hear instru…

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[Episode 46] Building Teacher-Family Relationships 11:19

2+ y ago11:19

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Families are a key part of the instructional team, especially after more than a year of remote learning. Hear from Leana R. Malinowsky and Wendy Amato as they discuss ways to manage the teacher-family relationship as the leader of your classroom. You'll hear strategies to avoid being consumed by emails and tips for communicating effectively with fa…

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