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This is one of my favorite education podcasts I look forward to. Two educators get together and discuss some kind of new thing of interest in edtech each week. A must listen!

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Checking out some cool tools and apps for the classroom. Also deep dive into current educational topics. So, check this out!

Checking out some cool tools and apps for the classroom. Also deep dive into current educational topics. So, check this out!

Love this show

Ryan and Brian are fun and accessible and at the same time timely and relevant. I'm always happy to hear a new episode. Every show has something I can take either for my personal or classroom productivity. You can't go wrong with this show!

Fantastic

Love these guys- if you are a total tech geek (like me) these guys are on point. I feel like we would be great friends and talk about all of the same things because they keep it real and are relatable. I love their classroom ideas and all the things they talk about. Thanks guys! Keep it going!

Great Show

Brian and Ryan do a great job wioth this podcast. There have been so many times when what they shared was perfectly relevant and impacful for my workflow and/or work that I do at my school. Thanks guys!

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Checking out some cool tools and apps for the classroom. Also deep dive into current educational topics. So, check this out! Checking out some cool tools and apps for the classroom. Also deep dive into current educational topics. So, check this out! Ryan and Brian are fun and accessible and at the same time timely and relevant.

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This is another excellent educational podcast I listen to.

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Two teachers talking about Technology Integration, giving ideas, troubleshooting, talking about SAMR and why we need tech in classrooms. This was a great way to get PD out to our teachers and we thought we should share it with everyone. Here it is.

Two teachers talking about Technology Integration, giving ideas, troubleshooting, talking about SAMR and why we need tech in classrooms. This was a great way to get PD out to our teachers and we thought we should share it with everyone. Here it is.

Love this show

Tom and Michael do a great job of making this show accessible even if you aren't in their district. I always walk away with several nuggets to drop in my own class. If you're a modern teacher, this show should be in your regular rotation👍👍

Great podcasts!

Just started listening, and I'm super excited to learn more from the TOSAs Talking Tech! Great topics and something to learn during each episode.

This dudes are legit!!

A great podcast for people interested in educational technology. These guys provide relevant information with an upbeat style. Great job dudes!!

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‎TOSAs Talking Tech's Podcast on Apple Podcasts

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‎Two teachers talking about Technology Integration, giving ideas, troubleshooting, talking about SAMR and why we need tech in classrooms. This was a great way to get PD out to our teachers and we thought we should share it with everyone. Here it is.

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Yet another excellent education podcast.

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Teaching strategies, classroom management, education reform, educational technology -- if it has something to do with teaching, we're talking about it. Jennifer Gonzalez interviews educators, students, administrators and parents about the psychological and social dynamics of school, trade secrets, and other juicy things you'll never learn in a textbook. For more fantastic resources for teachers, visit http://www.cultofpedagogy.com.

Teaching strategies, classroom management, education reform, educational technology -- if it has something to do with teaching, we're talking about it. Jennifer Gonzalez interviews educators, students, administrators and parents about the psychological and social dynamics of school, trade secrets, and other juicy things you'll never learn in a textbook. For more fantastic resources for teachers, visit http://www.cultofpedagogy.com.

Inspiring and Motivating

I listen to these podcasts on my 35 minute drive to work and during my morning/evening walks. I have discovered so many resources in a short period of time. Jennifer addresses everything from social issues to technology in the classroom, and so much more. I feel extremely fortunate to have found this wealth of information for educators. What Jennifer shares on her website and on her podcasts are relevant to all those working in the educational field. I urge anyone who is looking for guidance in the teaching field to at least listen to one of these podcasts! Be careful though: It's addicting...:)...

First year teacher

I was first exposed to Cult of Pedagogy during grad school; a professor of mine shared with us a blog titled I think, "Find your Marigold". I was very impacted by the blog that I started referencing the website when I needed support to find more valuable information. Now that it will be my first year teaching, I have been listening to the podcast and the wisdom and knowledge that I have been receiving, is making a huge impact on me. There was only so much my teaching program and student teaching were able to provide for me and now it is up to me to go out a find the resources to depend my learning and fill in a lot of those areas that I still do not feel prepared for as a first year teacher. I will reccommend this podcast and blog to anyone I know going into teaching.

unconditional positive regard is NOT new

I struggle to take this seriously when the podcaster has no hisotrical overview of a conept that has been discussed since the 1950s when Carl Rogers wrote about it. One can change how one views disruptive behavior, if one is so fixated on bad behavior that a new 'lens' throgh which to view things is necessary. But, this does not change the behavior and the effects its has on reducing instrucional time and related, empirical affects pertaining to classroom dynamics.

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‎The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast on Apple Podcasts

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Truth for Teachers
Parent Trapped

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The Clearing - True Crime

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Miyuki you could use it for Student Council.

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Students can tell a short story. Maybe use w Writers workshop

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Students can give summaries of books or just a book commercial

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Use as a form of assessment for students to share what they have learned on a topic :) 

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Use as a form of assessment for students to share what they have learned on a topic :) 

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Link it with Studies Weekly - going back in time

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Recording a PSA for science

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I think I’m going to try to make my own website and link or embed  a podcast from buzz sprout