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Educational Technology, Halifax. 181,482 likes · 320 talking about this. Educatorstechnology.com is a blog owned and operated by Dr. Med Kharbach

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This group is for teachers to collaborate, share, inspire, communicate and encourage other teachers who are also using Canvas. Please share your favorite related resources, Bitmoji fun, knowledge,...

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WeAreTeachers HELPLINE is a place for teachers to share the everyday challenges of classroom teaching, to ask questions and talk about what works. All teachers are welcome to post a question to the...

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The official Breakout EDU Facebook group. This is a forum for members of the Breakout EDU community to collaborate, brainstorm, and connect with other educators using Breakout EDU. Any posts that...

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Teachers Teaching with Tech has 36,398 members. Teachers using current technology to enhance their classroom curriculum

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Canvas for Secondary Educators has 24,469 members. This group is designed to support and encourage educators that use Canvas LMS in a secondary setting.

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HMH Learning Moments: Teachers in America podcast returns for a new season. Host Noelle Morris, a teacher’s teacher, talks with different teachers about their students, education passions, and lives outside of the classroom. It shows what life is like for teachers today and why our collective work in education is so vital. You’re sure to hear your own experiences in theirs as you listen.

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Welcome to Teachers in America, HMH's podcast focused on the ever-changing learning landscape. From educators in the classroom to leaders outside the field of education, every moment on our podcast is a chance to create connections, share stories, and explore the ideas and innovations that will improve student outcomes and influence the future of K-12 education.

You can follow Teachers in America wherever you listen to podcasts. Subscribe on:

What You'll Hear This Year On Teachers in America . . .

We're delighted to bring back Teachers in America, hosted by HMH's Director of Content and Programming, Noelle Morris. Learn more about Noelle in this Q&A. Subscribe now to be the first to hear each teacher's unique story.

Episode schedule (subject to change):

January 21, 2020: Words from a Teacher Influencer Feat. LaQuisha Hall
More information available here, including photos and a transcript.
This is part one of a three-part arc featuring teachers who have found their home across the state of Maryland. We start in the state's capital, Baltimore. Our guest is LaQuisha Hall, a 17-year teaching veteran who currently teaches English language arts (ELA) at Carver Vocational-Technical High School in Baltimore City Public Schools. In 2018, she was the Teacher of the Year for Baltimore. She is also the founder of the girls' mentoring program Queendom T.E.A., the Baltimore branch of Project LIT, and the SheRose Awards which honors the unsung "sheroses" of sexual assault and domestic violence. LaQuisha is an outspoken survivor of childhood sexual abuse and is now passionate about supporting young women who are survivors and preventing further abuse from happening.

March 10, 2020: Becoming a History Teacher Feat. Debra Reynolds
More information available here, including photos and a transcript.
This is the third and final episode in our arc covering Maryland teachers. After visiting LaQuisha in Baltimore and Julia in the surrounding suburbs, what is life like for a teacher out on Maryland's Eastern Shore? Ms. Debra Reynolds is in her 3rd year teaching Social Studies at Wicomico Middle School, part of Wicomico County Public Schools-but much like Julia, Salisbury, Maryland, has always been the place Debra knew was her home.

March 24, 2020: Noelle Morris: Host of Teachers in America!
More information available here.
Meet your host, Noelle Morris, a former teacher and HMH's Director of Content and Programming, in this Q&A.

June 16, 2020: On Virtual Learning & BLM Protests Feat. Bianca Cole
More information available here, including photos and transcript.
In this minisode, we connected with middle school teacher Bianca Cole to find out what it's like to teach not only her class, but her son, during these times of major change in America-from the effects of COVID-19 on Seattle to the Black Lives Matter protests that have taken place across the country.

June 23, 2020: Overcoming Trauma in Parkland, FL Feat. Sarah Lerner
More information available here, including photos and transcript.
When we planned our episode lineup for the year, we knew we'd like to talk to Sarah Lerner. Sarah is an advisor for the yearbook and an English and journalism teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. On February 14, 2018, 17 individuals at the school lost their lives to gun violence.
In the aftermath of this tragedy, Sarah and her students wrote and published an award-winning yearbook in the space of a few months honoring the victims. Sarah is passionate about mental health and advocating for gun reform. She was a finalist for the Florida Scholastic Press Association teacher of the year, and a recipient of both the CSPA 2019 Gold Key Award and CSPA 2020 Special Distinction Adviser Award. She also oversaw the publication of the student written anthology Parkland Speaks: Survivors from Marjory Stoneman Douglas Share Their Stories.

July 28, 2020: Amplifying Student Voices Feat. Kelly Harper
More information available here, including transcript.
Our guest for this episode is Kelly Harper, a third-grade teacher at Mary Bethune Elementary in Atlanta, Georgia and winner of the 2019 District of Columbia Teacher of the Year Award. When Kelly was earning her Bachelor of Arts from Spelman College, her goal was to become a prosecutor and work towards dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline. By the time she graduated, she knew that the best way to do that was as a teacher, where she might make a lasting difference in students' lives, and champion their voices.

August 11, 2020: From ELL Student to HS Math Teacher Feat. Priyank Bhatt
More information available here, including transcript.
Meet Priyank Bhatt, a math teacher at West Side High School in Newark,
New Jersey under principal Akbar Cook. This is the first of a two-part Teachers in America episode. When Priyank was a child, he moved from India to the U.S., and learned English with the help of a dedicated ESL teacher and by
watching cartoons with his friends. Even while he was grappling with the
language barrier, Priyank discovered that math was universal, and began
to tutor his friends when they struggled in class. By the time he was
pursuing a master's in education from Montclair State University, he had
also begun working in Newark as an urban educator and has been there
ever since.

August 18, 2020: Teaching During COVID-19 Feat. Priyank Bhatt
More information available here, including transcript.
This is the second in a two-part episode featuring Priyank Bhatt. When our first episode was recorded, Mr. Pri was teaching in-person at West Side High School in Newark, New Jersey. Soon after our discussion, school closures took place, and remote learning became the norm for classrooms across the country. At one point, New Jersey was at the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S. We wanted to catch up with Priyank in order to find out how he was doing and what measures his school had taken in order to adapt to the students' social, emotional, and educational needs.

September 9, 2020: On Being a POC in Academic Spaces Feat. Dr. Chris Emdin
More information available here, including transcript.

This episode's special guest is Dr. Chris Emdin, an Associate Professor of Science Education at Columbia University. Chris works to support diverse students in their STEM learning through an understanding of race and culture. He is a director at the Center for Health Equity and Urban Science Education, and an associate director at the Institute for Urban and Minority Education at Columbia. He has also been a guest and contributor on PBS, TEDX, NBC, and CBS, just to name a few. Chris is the founder of Science Genius and HipHopEd, a nonprofit educational organization that boosts student voice by utilizing youth culture. His articles can be found in the New York Times and The Atlantic. He is also author of White Folks Who Teach In the Hood and the Rest of Ya'll Too, a New York Times best-seller.

September 22, 2020: Virtual Learning During COVID-19 Feat. Sharon Biava
More information available here, including transcript.
This is the second in a two-part episode featuring Sharon Biava. When we last left off with Sharon, she was teaching math at Silver Lakes Elementary with her looping classroom. After COVID-19 shuttered schools across the country, we caught up with Sharon to find out how she was adapting to virtual learning, how she was keeping her students engaged during their online lessons, and how she was taking care of herself in the midst of all of
the changes.

October 6, 2020: Finding Acceptance as an Immigrant Student Feat. Margarita Lezama
More information available here, including transcript.
Meet Margarita Lezama, a middle school ESL and ESOL teacher at Brownsville Middle School, part of Miami-Dade Public Schools in Miami, Florida. When she was a child, Margarita and her family fled the political situation in Nicaragua and immigrated to Mexico before seeking asylum in the United states in 1983. She now teaches a large immigrant population and relates with her students on topics like coping with culture shock, learning English, and facing discrimination. Margarita encourages her students to strive for higher education and set goals for themselves to pursue their passions.

November 17, 2020: A Seat at the Peace Table Feat. Karen Johnston
More information available here, including transcript.
Karen Johnston is an elementary school teacher at Harriet Tubman Montessori, part of Crescent City Charter in New Orleans, Louisiana. Karen studied at The University of Southern Mississippi before she began her 14-year career in education. After working for Hattiesburg Public Schools, she relocated to New Orleans to join the founding staff at Harriet Tubman. Montessori schools utilize student-directed activities with mixed grade level classes and Karen currently teaches grades K through 2. She serves as the Chief of Staff for the Blue Campus at her school, where she helps build a comfortable and open learning
environment for her students.

December 1, 2020: On Embracing Native Culture in Alaska Feat. Danielle Riha
More information available here, including transcript.
For the season finale, we were excited to speak with the Alaska Teacher of the Year and one of four finalists for the National Teacher of the Year Award in 2019, Danielle Riha. Danielle teaches middle school at the Alaska Native Cultural Charter School in Anchorage, but before moving to the city, she worked on the slime line and taught Indigenous populations in rural Alaska. By recognizing biases and incorporating more relatable topics into her classroom, Danielle was able to make her lessons more suitable for her students. When she was asked to help start a charter school, she and her colleagues worked with parents and elders in the community in order to design a curriculum that would best suit the students' needs. Danielle is passionate about equity, Indigenous languages, and culturally relevant lessons that help students engage with their learning.

Previously on Teachers in America . . .

Season 1: Teachers in America Hosted by Rose Else-Mitchell

We debuted Teachers in America in May 2019 with season one of our cornerstone series, Teachers in America, featuring the incredible stories of real teachers-and we are so honored to share their stories with you. Listen to their stories. Hear more from the teachers we talked to in 2019.

Previously on Shaping the Future TM . . .

Season 1: Shaping the Future Hosted by Dr. David Dockterman

Shaping the Future is hosted by Dr. David Dockterman (Dock), an education lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, as he talks to both education experts and thought leaders from other industries. Together, they examine leading K-12 industry issues and offer insights for educators to best shape the future of education. Listen here to learn about the future of the workforce, civics education in a changing world, and media literacy in the digital era.

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Teaching Keating with Weston and Molly Kieschnick is a podcast where a husband and wife educator team uses iconic teaching moments from movies and television as a vehicle to reflect on instructional practice. They are fun to listen to and always bring it back to the importance and value of reflection in a teacher’s life.

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Join Weston, Molly, and a bottle of wine as we use iconic teaching moments from movies and television as a vehicle to reflect on instructional practice. We invite you to laugh, agree or disagree, and work toward discovering exactly who you are and where you stand as an educator.

Weston is a former high school teacher and administrator who now works as a Senior Fellow with the International Center for Leadership in Education. His work as a keynoter and instructional coach has afforded him the opportunity to learn alongside teachers and administrators from all 50 states and more than 30 countries around the world.

Molly is a former elementary and middle school teacher who now works with teens and young adults in parochial education programs around Colorado. She and Weston are the parents of two elementary aged children who provide additional fodder for an ed-centric podcast.

Cheers!

Join Weston, Molly, and a bottle of wine as we use iconic teaching moments from movies and television as a vehicle to reflect on instructional practice. We invite you to laugh, agree or disagree, and work toward discovering exactly who you are and where you stand as an educator.

Weston is a former high school teacher and administrator who now works as a Senior Fellow with the International Center for Leadership in Education. His work as a keynoter and instructional coach has afforded him the opportunity to learn alongside teachers and administrators from all 50 states and more than 30 countries around the world.

Molly is a former elementary and middle school teacher who now works with teens and young adults in parochial education programs around Colorado. She and Weston are the parents of two elementary aged children who provide additional fodder for an ed-centric podcast.

Cheers!

Creed Episode

They mentioned Wood Harris who plays Avon Barksdale in The Wire playing a part in the movie. Wonder if they realize Michael B Jordan is in The Wire as well...anyway great podcast!

Humorous but with quality content

This was my first time listening to your Podcast and I am your newest fan! I love how you take a moment from a movie as the basis for a discussion about the teaching profession. You bring up some really great discussion points and it's authentic that you don't have the same opinion! Can't wait to listen to more!

Old Student

Awesome time this morning!!! Taking about the Dark Knight , that's was a easy and exciting breakdown !

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The Heinemann podcast takes three of our favorite things—books, teachers, and teaching ideas—and talks to teachers and Heinemann authors about them for about twenty minutes.

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The Google Tribe podcast offers tips, tricks, and hacks for making the most of Google Classroom. Whether you want help with Google Docs, Forms, Slides, or some other tool inside this huge suite of programs, this podcast has got the help you need. It will walk you through how to use Google Classroom to make learning better for your students—and life easier for you.

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The Ten-Minute Teacher Podcast  is unique in that it offers five episodes a week, each focusing on different themes in education. You can tune in to Motivational Mondays, EdTech Tool Tuesdays, Wonderful Classroom Wednesdays, Thought Leader Thursdays, and Five Idea Fridays. Each episode features a short interview with a remarkable teacher. This show provides a lot of variety and freshness to keep you thinking about new angles in education.

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Speaking - Teacher Keynote and Spotlights with Vicki Davis

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The Creative Classroom has episodes about growth mindset, project-based learning, design thinking, and, of course, creativity. Here’s where you can find what moves you to be creative and how to inspire that in your students. Like what you hear? Check out John Spencer’s website. He offers up lots of creative ideas.

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Subscribe to the Creative Classroom Podcast The Creative Classroom podcast is consistently ranked in the top 10 K-12 podcasts on Apple Podcasts. Subscribe below to get equipped and inspired to boost creativity and spark innovation in

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Truth for Teachers is Angela Watson’s way of giving back to every listening teacher. Each Sunday, a new short episode is released to speak life, encouragement, and truth into the minds and hearts of educators.

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Truth for Teachers is consistently ranked as a top K-12 podcast on iTunes, with over a thousand five star reviews and 9 million downloads. Subscribe below to get a fresh dose of inspiration for the week ahead! You can leave a short voice message to comment on any episode or submit a question for me to answer.

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The House of #EdTech Podcast is a great resource if you want to learn about new apps, tech resources, and programs you can use in your classroom. With a little help from Christopher Nesi, host and founder of The Education Podcast Network, you’ll soon be using new education technologies in your classroom with aplomb.

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★★★★★ Keeping Up with Mr. Nesi Listening to House of #Edtech on the way to work helps me to keep tabs on what's new and exciting in the ever-changing wold of edtech. Not only does Chris highlight the best and most effective new classroom tools, his interviews and conference updates help to grow my PLN with like-minded professionals seeking to use edtech to promote 21st century learning environments.

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Alice Keeler Teacher Tech blog provides tips and resources on teaching with Educational Technology EdTech.

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Shake Up Learning in your classroom today!