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Building Paraprofessional Confidence From Day One

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Building Paraprofessional Confidence From Day One

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In Episode 99 of Teach, Task Box, Inspire, we’re focusing on the heart of every special education classroom—paraprofessionals. When paraprofessionals feel confident, the whole classroom benefits. In this episode, I share why confidence matters so much, the barriers that often hold paraprofessionals back, and practical ways to build their skills and trust from day one. With clear systems, communication strategies, and real classroom examples, you’ll walk away with tools to empower your team and create a smoother, more supportive learning environment for your students.

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99. Building Paraprofessional Confidence From Day One

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Learn how to best support English learners and address the needs of newcomers! This professional book provides step-by-step strategies for teachers of ELs. Written by Eugenia Mora-Flores and Stephanie Dewing, this book offers practical tips to help teachers bring English language instruction into any classroom. With this meaningful resource, teachers will meet English learners’ diverse needs and make newcomers feel safe and welcome.

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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. On the podcast, I interview 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. Other episodes feature me on my own, offering advice on ways to make your teaching more effective and more fun.

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast | Cult of Pedagogy

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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.

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There's an idea about how children learn to read that's held sway in schools for more than a generation — even though it was proven wrong by cognitive scientists decades ago. Teaching methods based on this idea can make it harder for children to learn how to read. In this podcast, host Emily Hanford investigates the influential authors who promote this idea and the company that sells their work. It's an exposé of how educators came to believe in something that isn't true and are now reckoning with the consequences — children harmed, money wasted, an education system upended.

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Sold a Story: How Teaching Kids to Read Went So Wrong

There's an idea about how children learn to read that's held sway in schools for more than a generation - even though it was proven wrong by cognitive scientists decades ago. Teaching methods based on this idea can make it harder for children to learn how to read. In this podcast, host Emily Hanford investigates the influential authors who promote this idea and the company that sells their work. It's an exposé of how educators came to believe in something that isn't true and are now reckoning with the consequences - children harmed, money wasted, an education system upended.

Sixty years ago, Marie Clay developed a way to teach reading she said would help kids who were falling behind. They'd catch up and never need help again. Today, her program remains popular and her theory about how people read is at the root of a lot of reading instruction in schools. But Marie Clay was wrong.
Sold a Story is an independent investigative journalism project from American Public Media. We rely on your donations to support this kind of rigorous reporting.
The controversial educational publishing company has sold instructional materials and professional resources in almost every state, earning at least $1.6 billion over a decade. Explore a map of school districts.

More states are now requiring districts to adopt curriculum that adheres to the science of reading. Look up the policy in your state.

At least 15 states have passed laws about how schools teach reading since the Sold a Story podcast was released in 2022, but there is pushback.

Here's a reading list put together by Emily Hanford.

This discussion guide, created by a teacher, invites educators, parents, community members and kids to have a conversation about the podcast.

Emails and voice messages poured in from people who listened to Sold a Story.

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Sold a Story: How Teaching Kids to Read Went So Wrong

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There's an idea about how children learn to read that's held sway in schools for more than a generation - even though it was proven wrong by cognitive scientists decades ago. Teaching methods based on this idea can make it harder for children to learn how to read.

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Angela Watson's teacher podcast, Truth for Teachers, is designed to speak life, encouragement, and truth into the minds and hearts of educators.

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Get new episodes automatically for free!

Truth for Teachers is consistently ranked as a top K-12 podcast on iTunes, with over 1,500 five star reviews and 9 million downloads. Subscribe below to get a fresh dose of inspiration for the week ahead!

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Angela Watson's teacher podcast, Truth for Teachers, is designed to speak life, encouragement, and truth into the minds and hearts of educators.

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Your favorite teacher-comedians from the Bored Teachers Comedy Tours sharing stories and experiences from the classroom and beyond, brought to you by Bored Teachers. Episodes drop every Sunday!

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Teachers Off Duty Podcast | Official Website

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Teachers Off Duty, the #1 ranking teacher podcast in the world, produced by Bored Teachers the largest teacher-entertainment platform in the world! With a combination of hilarious stories from the classroom, needed discussions on current issues in education, and a lot of laughter, tune in every Sund

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Dealing with Feelings Podcasts by Dr. Marc Brackett

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Dealing with Feelings Podcasts by Dr. Marc Brackett

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Welcome to the Dealing With Feelings webcast: a series focused on evidence-based strategies for healthy emotion regulation. Hosted by Dr. Marc Brackett, an expert and pioneer in the field of emotional intelligence research, this series offers a wealth of expert insights, celebrity interviews, and evidence-based strategies designed to deepen your understanding of your emotions and those of others.

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Welcome to the Dealing With Feelings webcast: a series focused on evidence-based strategies for healthy emotion regulation. Hosted by Dr. Marc Brackett, an e...

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Welcome to the Two Mr Ps in a Pod(Cast) website! A podcast which shares all the funny and hilarious stories from the classroom. Mr P (ICT_MrP) and his younger brother Mr P, both working in the classroom, share your funny stories about life in school.

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Welcome to the Two Mr Ps in a Pod(Cast) website! A podcast which shares all the funny and hilarious stories from the classroom. Mr P (ICT_MrP) and his younger brother Mr P, both working in the classroom, share your funny stories about life in school.

We want to hear your confessions, stories and experiences whether you are a teacher, teaching assistant, student or caretaker.

​Everyone has been to school so everyone has a special memory or story about their experience and we want to hear it!

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Welcome to the Two Mr Ps in a Pod(Cast) website! A podcast which shares all the funny and hilarious stories from the classroom. Mr P (ICT_MrP) and his younger brother Mr P, both working in the classroom, share your funny stories about life in school.

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Too Dope Teachers and a Mic is a podcast hosted by the only black and brown teachers in their school: Kevin Adams and Gerardo Munoz. Together, they deliver a refreshing take on important topics like equity, social justice, teacher wellness, and more. A lot of their episodes feature various educators and thought leaders who are making a difference in the world of education. This podcast pushes me to be a better, more empathetic educator (and person) by highlighting perspectives often missing in K-12 conversations. It’s light-hearted and very informal, but also incredibly insightful.

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Too Dope Teachers and a Mic – The Most Dangerous Podcast in the Schoolhouse

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Dr. Richard Charles has probably forgotten more about mathematics and technology than most of us will ever know.

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Parenting Without Fixing: Dr. Becky Kennedy on Raising Resilient Kids | Dealing With Feelings 

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Parenting Without Fixing: Dr. Becky Kennedy on Raising Resilient Kids | Dealing With Feelings 

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In this episode of Dealing With Feelings, Dr. Marc Brackett sits down with Dr. Becky Kennedy, clinical psychologist, best selling author and founder of Good Inside, to explore revolutionary parenting techniques that prioritize emotional understanding over traditional discipline. Dr. Becky shares her powerful insights into co-regulation, teaching parents how to be emotionally present for their children and guide them through their toughest emotions without feeling the need to "fix" them.

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Parenting Without Fixing: Dr. Becky Kennedy on Raising Resilient Kids | Dealing With Feelings

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STOP OVERTHINKING! Dr. James Gross on Beating Negative Thoughts 

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STOP OVERTHINKING! Dr. James Gross on Beating Negative Thoughts 

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Join Dr. Marc Brackett on "Dealing With Feelings" as he welcomes Dr. James Gross, a renowned psychologist and leading figure in the study of emotional regulation. Together, they explore the science behind cognitive reappraisal, and the personal journey that led Dr. Gross to his influential work. This episode offers a deep dive into the transformative power of understanding and regulating our emotions.

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STOP OVERTHINKING! Dr. James Gross on Beating Negative Thoughts | Dealing With Feelings

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Dr. Dawn Brooks-DeCosta on Transforming SEL with Culture, Care & Community 

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Dr. Dawn Brooks-DeCosta on Transforming SEL with Culture, Care & Community 

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In this episode of Dealing With Feelings, Dr. Marc Brackett talks with longtime collaborator Dr. Dawn Brooks-DeCosta—Deputy Superintendent in Harlem’s District 5 and co-author of The Change You Want to See—about what happens when SEL is delivered with care, context, and cultural humility.

🔑 Key Topics in This Episode:

• When SEL empowers—and when it alienates

• Why delivery, identity, and intention matter

• Leading with emotions through crisis and change

• Modeling emotional intelligence from the top down

• Building community, not just compliance

If you care about emotional education, equity, or what it means to truly lead—this episode will challenge and inspire you.

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Dr. Dawn Brooks-DeCosta on Transforming SEL with Culture, Care & Community | Dealing With Feelings

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Mike and Sarah are journalists obsessed with the past. Every week they reconsider an event, person or phenomenon that’s been miscast in the public imagination.

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You're Wrong About Mike and Sarah are journalists obsessed with the past. Every week they reconsider an event, person or phenomenon that's been miscast in the public imagination. Listen About News Support Find Us We're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and everywhere else podcasts live. Get In Touch Mike and Sarah are on Twitter.

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Turning Distress into Durability: Dr. Lisa Damour on Teen Anxiety | Dealing With Feelings

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Turning Distress into Durability: Dr. Lisa Damour on Teen Anxiety | Dealing With Feelings

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Are you a teen feeling overwhelmed by school pressures, social media, or the next big test? Or a parent worried about your child’s anxiety in a world of school shootings and nonstop digital input? Join Dr. Marc Brackett on Dealing with Feelings as he welcomes Dr. Lisa Damour—New York Times bestselling author of The Emotional Lives of Teenagers—for a deeply honest conversation about what today’s kids (and their families) are really facing.

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Turning Distress into Durability: Dr. Lisa Damour on Teen Anxiety | Dealing With Feelings

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How to Learn? From Mistakes – Diana Laufenberg 

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How to Learn? From Mistakes – Diana Laufenberg 

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From the one-room schoolhouse to encyclopedias to the Internet, access to information has come a long way. Social studies teacher Diana Laufenberg says we need to change the way we look at education. Rather than looking at school as the place students come to get information, it should be a place for experiential learning, embracing failure, and empowering student voices. “The things that kids will say when you ask them and take the time to listen is extraordinary,” says Laufenberg.

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Diana Laufenberg: How to learn? From mistakes

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The One You Feed podcast uses the parable of two wolves at battle within us as a jumping-off point for meaningful discussions about how to live skilfully amidst life’s inherent challenges.

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A complete listing of all episodes ever released along with direct links to each episode for easy access to this valuable content.

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Helping Kids Feel Safe in an Anxious World: Dr. Eli Lebowitz on Parenting | Dealing With Feelings

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Helping Kids Feel Safe in an Anxious World: Dr. Eli Lebowitz on Parenting | Dealing With Feelings

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In this episode of Dealing With Feelings, Dr. Marc Brackett sits down with Dr. Eli Lebowitz, Director of the Program for Anxiety Disorders at the Yale Child Study Center and author of Breaking Free of Child Anxiety and OCD—to unpack the psychological roots of anxiety in kids, and how the way adults respond can either support resilience… or unintentionally feed the fear.

From family dynamics to school pressure, social media to emotional avoidance, Dr. Lebowitz explains how anxiety develops and shares research-backed strategies to help kids feel stronger, not smaller.

🔎 Topics Covered: – What childhood anxiety really is (and isn’t)

– How to support kids without overprotecting

– Two common parenting traps

– The difference between “scary” and “dangerous”

– What makes emotional strength possible in kids

🎧 Whether you’re a parent, educator, or mental health professional, this conversation offers a roadmap for helping kids feel safer in their own skin.

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Helping Kids Feel Safe in an Anxious World: Dr. Eli Lebowitz on Parenting | Dealing With Feelings

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The Impact of Students’ Behavior: What Every Special Education Paraprofessional (And Professional) Needs to Know (From SEA)

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The Impact of Students’ Behavior: What Every Special Education Paraprofessional (And Professional) Needs to Know (From SEA)

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Behavior is not a one-way street. There is an interconnectedness between student behavior and teacher behavior, which we can sometimes miss. It is so important that we recognize the impact every special education teacher and special education paraprofessional has on student behaviors to avoid any unintentional reinforcement of challenging behaviors.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the research behind how children’s behavior drives the behavior of adults without the adults realizing it. I share why understanding that behavior has reciprocal impacts is so important, how to ensure we aren’t fading out the demands on a student based on their behavior, and the importance of observing other adults in the classroom.

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The Impact of Students’ Behavior: What Special Educators Need to Know

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Ever considered that your reaction in the classroom might be a response to your students’ actions? Tune in to discover how we can break the cycle and foster a more supportive learning environment.

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Throughline is a time machine. Each episode, we travel beyond the headlines to answer the question, "How did we get here?" We use sound and stories to bring history to life and put you into the middle of it. From ancient civilizations to forgotten figures, we take you directly to the moments that shaped our world. Throughline is hosted by Peabody Award-winning journalists Rund Abdelfatah and Ramtin Arablouei.

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The past is never past. Every headline has a history. Join us every week as we go back in time to understand the present. These are stories you can feel and sounds you can see from the moments that shaped our world.Subscribe to Throughline+.

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The podcast for special educators looking for professional and personal growth.

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Podcasts Archive - Autism Classroom Resources

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Step into the world of language education with Michelle Olah featuring leaders in the field. Engage with wide-ranging topics that impact educators, from innovative teaching methods to inspiring stories and expert insights. Together, let's navigate the ever-changing landscape of language education and shape a multilingual future for generations to come.

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One of the most diverse World Language podcasts, Language Lounge is dedicated to you, the intentional World Language educator with host Michelle Olah

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Culturally Responsive Teaching with Tan Huynh

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Culturally Responsive Teaching with Tan Huynh

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On TeachingCulturally Responsive Teaching with Tan Huynh MLs Podcast with Tan Huynh, authors Diane Staehr Fenner, PhD and Sydney Snyder, PhD talk about their innovative book where you'll find practical, replicable ways you can draw from students’ strengths and promote multilingual learners’ success within and beyond your classroom. The book also contains practical and printable tools that guides, case studies and reflection exercises, authentic classroom video clips, and hand-drawn sketch note graphics that spotlight key concepts and reinforce central themes with memorable illustrations.

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Culturally Responsive Teaching with Tan Huynh

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Dr. Liam Printer and Tan Huynh on Motivating Multilinguals 

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Dr. Liam Printer and Tan Huynh on Motivating Multilinguals 

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🎧 Join Dr. Liam Printer for this summary of his interview with Tan Huynh on episode 45 of the Motivated Classroom Podcast about the power of inclusion, diversity, and pride in motivating multilingual learners. 🌍✨ The discussion delves into how educators can create inclusive classrooms that honor students' identities by embracing their native languages, rather than trying to erase them. By valuing multilingualism, we foster a compassionate and expansive understanding of human potential, where language becomes a bridge to deeper connections and communication. 💬

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Dr. Liam Printer and Tan Huynh on Motivating Multilinguals

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ML Chat explores everything to do with Multilingual student instruction. Do you oversee students that are learning English? ML Chat is the place to learn more and continue to refine your craft. In each episode co-hosts Justin Hewett and Mandi Morris talk with experts, researchers, and district administrators to explore how to best serve our language learners.

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ML Chat Podcast ML Chat explores everything to do with Multilingual student instruction. Do you oversee students that are learning English? ML Chat is the place to learn more and continue to refine your craft. In each episode co-hosts Tim Blackburn and Justin Hewett talk with experts, researchers, and district administrators to explore how to [...]

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BIG NEWS: The Practical Proficiency Podcast for World Language Teachers is HERE!

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BIG NEWS: The Practical Proficiency Podcast for World Language Teachers is HERE!

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BIG NEWS: The Practical Proficiency Podcast for World Language Teachers is HERE! - La Libre Language Learning

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The Practical Proficiency Podcast is here! This podcast for world language teachers who love CI will learn and grow from…

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The ESL Teaching Podcast episode 41 - Language, inclusion and moving beyond for English learners  

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The ESL Teaching Podcast episode 41 - Language, inclusion and moving beyond for English learners  

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Carly Spina and I are chatting about everything teaching our English learners, acronyms - ESL, ELL, MLL (you name it!) - the language we use in education, inclusion of our students, as well as how to help ESL/ELL move beyond the basics.

As always, I share TONS of useful resources for you

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A podcast for ESL teachers - simple and easy ways to engage their students and inspiration and empowerment in their day-to-day teaching.

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I am an avid podcast listener. I listen to things I am interested outside of my teaching, but also, I always look for inspiration from other teachers. And while there are several podcasts for ESL/ELL teachers, I decided to create one of my own. Specifically, this is not only a podcast for ESL/ELL teachers but for ALL teachers who work students who are learning English.

I called it simply - The ESL Teaching Podcast. And my goal is simple, too - to reach, help and inspire as many teachers of English learners as I can. This first episode of this podcast for ESL teachers is a short introduction of who I am and what you type of information you can expect on this podcast.

I'd love for you to follow me on this journey. Please click the SUBSCRIBE button so you never miss an episode and can always find it in your podcast library.

In the next episodes, I will share a little bit about myself, your host, and share my top tips for reaching and teaching ESL newcomers.

Listen to it by clicking play above.

The ESL Teaching Podcast

Transcript provided for your convenience:

Welcome to The ESL Teaching Podcast, a place for teachers of English learners who are looking for simple and easy-to-implement ways to engage their students and for inspiration and empowerment in their day-to-day teaching.

I am your host Ieva Grauslys, founder of simplyieva.com, where I provide help to busy ESL teachers with ready-made resources, actionable tips, and meaningful coaching.

I have over 14 years of teaching English learners at all ages and stages, and have developed a curriculum - the ESL Teaching Roadmap - that helps take your English learners from complete newcomers to someone who has the skills and confidence to participate in the mainstream classroom.

As a former English learner myself, I bring my background and unique perspectives to the classroom and am able to simply and easily connect with ESL students, their families and educators alike.

Over the years I have seen the challenges teachers face when teaching ELLs. I have also witnessed some of the most amazing transformations from both students and teachers. I have come to a conclusion that ESL teaching can be simple and usually follows a predictable pattern. And I have made it my mission to inspire and empower all teachers of English learners.

I am a firm believer that all students can learn, and that learning English is not an obstacle to demonstrate what they already know!

Whether you need a boost of confidence in reaching newcomers, students in mixed level classes, or clarity in how to help them access content in the mainstream classrooms, this podcast will quickly become your go-to spot for inspiration and support.

Each week, you will hear actionable and easy-to-implement tips and strategies from me, your host, as well as interviews with amazing ESL teachers, and educational consultants around the country so you can leave inspired and ready to rock on.

For more teaching tips, strategies and teaching resources, go to www.simplyieva.com. And to connect with other like-minded educators of English learners, join us over at our Facebook group where you can find support, ask questions, and share your knowledge.

I always say: teaching English learners is the best job in the world. And even though it's sometimes hard, by staying open and learning together, we make it a path of discovery and adventure.

I will see you inside the show!

To listen on Apple Podcasts, click here.

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A podcast for ESL teachers - simple and easy ways to engage their students and inspiration and empowerment in their day-to-day teaching.

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Prioritize Supporting Exceptional Learners with Beth Skelton and Tan Hyun

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Prioritize Supporting Exceptional Learners with Beth Skelton and Tan Hyun

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In this episode of the Equipping ELLs podcast, host Beth Vaucher sits down with language education leaders Beth Skelton and Tan Huynh to challenge the outdated label of “long-term English learners” and offer a transformative reframe: experienced multilinguals.

Drawing from their book Long-Term Success for Experienced Multilinguals, Beth and Tan share practical strategies for supporting students who have been in language programs for years but still need explicit academic language instruction to succeed across all content areas.

They discuss:

Why labels matter and how to shift to asset-based language

The importance of teaching academic vocabulary and sentence structures

The "Orchard Framework" for planning content and language together

How content teachers can make their instruction accessible without watering it down

Real classroom and district success stories from schools applying this model

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Prioritize Supporting Exceptional Learners with Beth Skelton and Tan Hyun

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America the Bilingual is a podcast that is “dedicated to the pursuit of bilingualism in America as one path to a healthier, stronger nation.” America the Bilingual aims to increase bilingualism and biliteracy to promote interpersonal communication and multicultural understanding within a diverse national community. Episodes include titles such as “Top Tips from Teachers for Adult Language Learners,” “Buds of Bilingualism,” and “Summer Language Camps: A Short-Course on Six We Love.”

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America the Bilingual – Dedicated to the belief that we can build a better America through bilingualism

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Now playing in the Quizzery NEW!
Test Your Knowledge of America’s Linguistic Landscape
in 10 Questions AMERICA TURNS THE PAGE TO BILINGUALISM

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Carol Salva - 7 Steps to a Language Rich Interactive Classroom

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Carol Salva - 7 Steps to a Language Rich Interactive Classroom

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7 Steps training outlines a dynamic process for structuring, planning, and facilitating a language-rich classroom to support English language learners. Educators and instructional leaders will gain knowledge of helpful ways to integrate both content and language standards when planning instruction. They also receive specific strategies for differentiating instruction so that all learners within the classroom can build their ability to discuss and communicate academic concepts effectively.

Instructional leaders will leave with practical ideas for supporting teachers in implementing effective questioning techniques along with resources for further self directed learning.

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Edmonton Regional Learning Consortium - ERLC

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002: Carol Salva - 7 Steps to a Language Rich Interactive Classroom

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Dr. Carol Salva talks SLIFE and phonics with Jose Torres 

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Dr. Carol Salva talks SLIFE and phonics with Jose Torres 

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In this interview with Dr. Carol Salva, we discuss best practices for teaching SLIFE (Students with Limited or Interrupted Formal Education) and newcomer English learners. We explore using phonics alongside contextualized English instruction, empowering newcomers to write their own stories, and finding common ground in our approaches to language acquisition. Perfect for educators, ESL teachers, and anyone supporting multilingual learners.

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Dr. Carol Salva talks SLIFE and phonics with Jose Torres #tesol #education

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Back to School in 2025 with Larry Ferlazzo 

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Back to School in 2025 with Larry Ferlazzo 

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How should newcomer teachers approach this school year when there are so many challenges for our immigrant families?  What are the best activities for the first days of school?  Dr. Carol Salva discusses these questions with award-winning educator and author, Larry Ferlazzo.

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BAP128 Back to School in 2025 with Larry Ferlazzo

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The Science of Reading: Empowering Multilingual Learners

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The Science of Reading: Empowering Multilingual Learners

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This is a podcast interview with author Elsa Cárdenas Hagan about her book "Literacy Foundations for English Learners: A Comprehensive Guide to Evidence-Based Instruction." She reviews the challenges and opportunities for literacy instruction with Multilingual Learners.

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Podcast: The Science of Reading—Empowering Multilingual Learners • Multilingual Learning Toolkit

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Valentina Gonzales Welcome to Teaching Multilinguals: An illustrated guide 

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Valentina Gonzales Welcome to Teaching Multilinguals: An illustrated guide 

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Engage, Empower, Educate: Unleash the Potential of Multilingual Learners

What's your "why" for being a teacher? Unlike other professionals, teachers often have strong reasons for why they teach and a clear sense of purpose. Acknowledging and understanding this purpose helps educators to not just do what they do but do it well.

This illustrated guide was designed for all classroom teachers to emphasize the unique challenges and opportunities that arise in multilingual learner education. Using Simon Sinek's Golden Circle theory to understand and elevate that sense of purpose, the book is organized into three parts: the why, the how, and the what of teaching multilingual learners. You will learn

The benefits and goals of a multilingual education

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Valentina Gonzales Welcome to Teaching Multilinguals: An illustrated guide

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Embracing the Linguistic Assets of Multilingual Learners with Valentina Gonzalez

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Embracing the Linguistic Assets of Multilingual Learners with Valentina Gonzalez

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In this powerful episode of the Equipping ELLs podcast, Beth Vaucher welcomes educational consultant, author, and passionate advocate for multilingual learners, Valentina Gonzalez. Together, they tackle the harmful misconception that ELL students are "starting from scratch" in their learning journey.

Valentina shares her personal journey as a former ELL student and her professional insights into embracing the linguistic and cultural assets that multilingual learners bring to the classroom. Discover actionable strategies for creating culturally inclusive and language-affirming classrooms, including:

✔️ Recognizing and valuing students' native languages

✔️ Practical, low-prep strategies for fostering language development

✔️ The importance of words, labels, and perceptions in shaping students' educational experiences

Learn why "ESOL is not an intervention" and how to shift mindsets in schools

How educators can design classrooms that celebrate diversity and empower learners

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Embracing the Linguistic Assets of Multilingual Learners with Valentina Gonzalez

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You might think you know what it takes to lead a happier life… more money, a better job, or Instagram-worthy vacations. You’re dead wrong. Based on the psychology course she teaches at Yale — the most popular class in the university’s 300-year history — The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos will take you through the latest scientific research and share some surprising and inspiring stories that will change the way you think about happiness.

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The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos will take you through the latest scientific research and share some surprising and inspiring stories.

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Unlocking Student Motivation: Larry Ferlazzo on Balancing Intrinsic & Extrinsic Factors for ELs

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Unlocking Student Motivation: Larry Ferlazzo on Balancing Intrinsic & Extrinsic Factors for ELs

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🔑 Dive deep into the world of student motivation with acclaimed author and educator, Larry Ferlazzo, in this enlightening interview. Discover the secrets to fostering motivation, self-determination, and a strong sense of connection to learning, particularly for English learners.

🧠 In this engaging conversation, Larry shares his expertise on:

🔹 Understanding the delicate balance between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.

🔹 The principles of self-determination theory and how they apply in the classroom.

🔹 Practical strategies for teachers to inspire and support English learners.

🔹 Building a classroom environment that fosters connection, curiosity, and growth.

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Unlocking Student Motivation: Larry Ferlazzo on Balancing Intrinsic & Extrinsic Factors for ELs

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Welcome to Equipping ELLs, your go-to resource for empowering teachers and transforming the education of English Language Learners (ELLs). Our mission is to ensure that every ELL student is seen, supported, and set up for success. We provide practical tools, professional development, and proven strategies to help teachers confidently navigate the challenges of teaching multilingual learners. Subscribe today and join a community of passionate educators dedicated to making a difference for multilingual learners! Plus, don’t miss episodes of the Equipping ELLs Podcast, where we dive into the latest strategies, real teacher stories, and expert interviews to help you thrive in your classroom. Whether you’re a seasoned ELL educator or just getting started, this channel is here to support you every step of the way.

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IL Comprehensive Literacy Plan with The Reading League IL 

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IL Comprehensive Literacy Plan with The Reading League IL 

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IL Comprehensive Literacy Plan with The Reading League IL

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Spiraling is an “optimistic” anxiety podcast. Co-hosts Katie Dalebout and Serena Wolf have conversations about how anxiety affects their lives and share how they’re managing it.  In each episode, they share what they’re spiraling about that week—from awkward interactions to business decisions —followed by a deep-dive into different facets of anxiety and anxiety management. Filled with insight, and an appropriate amount of profanity, this podcast is a love letter to anyone struggling with anxiety, reminding them that they are not alone, they are not weird or damaged, and they don’t owe anyone an explanation for their mental health.

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The Role of Read Alouds in the Science of Reading with Dr. Molly Ness

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The Role of Read Alouds in the Science of Reading with Dr. Molly Ness

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The renowned Dr. Molly Ness shares key points from her most recent book, Read Alouds for All Learners: A Comprehensive Plan for Every Subject, Every Day. Molly helps listeners understand the critical role read alouds play in the science of reading, along with current read aloud research and trends. Listeners will leave informed and inspired with a process and plan for integrating read alouds across all content areas.

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S3 E5: The Role of Read Alouds in the Science of Reading with Dr. Molly Ness

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Unlocking MLs' Potential (2nd edition) w/ Tan Huynh 

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Unlocking MLs' Potential (2nd edition) w/ Tan Huynh 

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On the Teaching MLs Podcast w/ Tan Huynh, authors Diane Staehr Fenner, Sydney Snyder, and Meghan Gregoire-Smith share dynamic, research-backed strategies that every educator of multilingual learners (MLs) can add to their repertoire. In this eagerly anticipated revision of their bestselling book, included is more of what educators loved from the first edition―authentic classroom examples, a wide variety of research-based instructional strategies, and practical tools to implement across grade levels and content areas―this is the ultimate practical guide to unlocking the potential of MLs in K-12 classrooms.

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Unlocking MLs' Potential (2nd edition) w/ Tan Huynh

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10 Things Paraprofessionals Need to Hear From Us 

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10 Things Paraprofessionals Need to Hear From Us 

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They show up early, stay late, and hold the classroom together when everything feels like it’s falling apart—our paraprofessionals are true superheroes.

In this heartfelt episode, I’m sharing 10 things every paraprofessional deserves to hear—but may not get to hear often enough. These simple yet powerful affirmations go beyond the typical “thank you” and help build the trust and appreciation our teams truly need.

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121. 10 Things Paraprofessionals Need to Hear From Us

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Come hang with Amy Poehler. Each week on her podcast, she'll welcome celebrities and fun people to her studio. They'll share stories about their careers, mutual friends, shared enthusiasms, and most importantly, what's been making them laugh. This podcast is not about trying to make you better or giving advice. Amy just wants to have a good time.

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Come hang with Amy Poehler. Each week on her podcast, she’ll welcome celebrities and fun people to her studio. They’ll share stories about their careers, mutual friends, shared enthusiasms, and most importantly, what’s been making them laugh. This podcast is not about trying to make you better or giving advice. Amy just wants to have a good time.

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🎙️ Unsung Heroes: The Impact of Paraprofessionals in West Ada 

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🎙️ Unsung Heroes: The Impact of Paraprofessionals in West Ada 

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Paraprofessionals are the unsung heroes of our schools 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 — supporting classrooms, building connections, and making a difference in students’ lives every single day. In West Ada, there are 486 special education paraprofessionals working directly with students — and that doesn’t even include the many library assistants, Title I paras, or student support assistants who support learning in other ways.

In this episode, we sit down with Kelly Brownholtz from Sawtooth Middle School and Tricia Hendrickson from Rocky Mountain High School to explore their journey, their impact, and their advice for the future. 🌟

From sharing what led them into the role, to walking us through a “day in the life,” Kelly and Tricia open up about the challenges and joys of their work. You’ll hear stories of collaboration with teachers 🤝, one-on-one student support 🎒, and the unforgettable moments that keep them inspired 💡.

We’ll also dive into the bigger picture: how the role of paraprofessionals has evolved 📈, what they wish more people understood about their impact, and the powerful message they’d share with the broader community about why paraprofessionals are essential to education. 📚✨

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🎙️ Unsung Heroes: The Impact of Paraprofessionals in West Ada

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Hey Special Educators! We're keeping it real about working with paraprofessionals. This new episode breaks down the essentials of building a solid team with your classroom's unsung heroes. You'll get straight-to-the-point advice on setting clear expectations, empowering  paras and support staff, and maintaining open communication.

Ready to ditch the micromanaging and boost your classroom vibe? Dive in and discover how to make your teacher-paraprofessional partnership work for everyone!

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Amazon’s Rich Hua on Strategies for Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace

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Amazon’s Rich Hua on Strategies for Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace

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What To Expect From This Episode:

🌍 Insights into the importance of emotional intelligence in today's fast-paced and ambiguous work environments.

🤝 Rich's personal journey and the transformative power of developing emotional intelligence. 📚 Practical techniques for improving emotional regulation and awareness in the workplace.

👥 Discussion on the challenges people face with emotions at work and how to overcome them.

Key Takeaways:

-Emotional Intelligence as a Skill: Understand that emotional intelligence is a learnable and invaluable skill for personal and professional growth.

-Impact on Leadership: Discover how emotional intelligence can transform leadership by fostering empathy, better communication, and stronger connections.

-Personal Development: Learn from Rich's journey of overcoming emotional struggles and developing a high EQ to support and lead others effectively.

-Practical Applications: Gain insights into practical techniques for improving emotional regulation and awareness in the workplace.

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Amazon’s Rich Hua on Strategies for Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace | Dealing With Feelings

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The best darn podcast in the land! If you’ve ever wanted to know about champagne, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, EL Nino, true crime, and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.

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The Institute for Arts Integration and STEAM

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The Art Works for Teachers Podcast helps teachers crack the code of creativity and use it as a hidden advantage in the classroom. Tune in now.

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A Seat at the Table: The Power of Emotion Regulation to Drive K-12 Academic Performance and Well-Being 

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A Seat at the Table: The Power of Emotion Regulation to Drive K-12 Academic Performance and Well-Being 

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Join Peter DeWitt in conversation with Yale psychologist and best-selling author Marc Brackett and a classroom teacher as they unpack the science and practice of emotion regulation. Together, they’ll explore how managing emotions effectively can reduce stress, improve relationships, and boost both teaching and learning. (See what D83 staff member makes an appearance here?!)

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The Best Well-being Podcasts for School Leaders and Educators

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The Best Well-being Podcasts for School Leaders and Educators

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The Best Well-being Podcasts for School Leaders and Educators by Jonathan Coy

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Every Kid Needs a Champion – Rita Pierson

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Every Kid Needs a Champion – Rita Pierson

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In her 40 years as a professional educator, Rita Pierson learned a lot. One of the most important things she learned is the extreme value and importance of human connection – building relationships with her students. Here she shares the amazing power of apology, positivity, and optimism. It’s a tough job, but “teaching and learning should bring joy,” she says. Listen up, teachers and educators: Be a champion to your kids and help them to be a better somebody.

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Every kid needs a champion | Rita Pierson | TED

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Math Class Needs a Makeover – Dan Meyer 

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Math Class Needs a Makeover – Dan Meyer 

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High school math teacher Dan Meyer believes there is a huge problem in math education today. He says, “I teach high school math. I sell a product to a market that doesn’t want it but is forced by law to buy it.” In this talk, Meyer gives 5 symptoms that we’re doing math reasoning wrong, including the eagerness for formula. We live in a world of quick fixes, but that’s not how we should be teaching math. He discusses the importance of formulating the problem and the need for more patient problem-solvers.

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3 Rules to Spark Learning – Ramsay Musallam

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3 Rules to Spark Learning – Ramsay Musallam

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After a life-threating heart condition, chemistry teacher Ramsey Musallam translated advice from his surgeon into 3 simple rules for his classroom. In this “explosive” talk, Musallam shares these rules he uses in his lesson planning today. If teachers can leave behind their role as “disseminators of content” and instead become “cultivators of curiosity and inquiry,” they might just spark imagination and bring more meaning to the school day.

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3 rules to spark learning | Ramsey Musallam

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Tyler DeWitt: Hey science teachers -- make it fun 

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Tyler DeWitt: Hey science teachers -- make it fun 

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Science, don’t take yourself so seriously! In this engaging talk, high school science teacher Tyler DeWitt walks us through a horror story – about viruses and bacteria. He explains how he uses story-telling to help his students understand the “boring” textbook. He implores teachers to take science less seriously and to fight the “tyranny of precision.” There are a growing number of online resources that can help, including DeWitt’s own videos.

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Tyler DeWitt: Hey science teachers -- make it fun

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Top 10 School Leadership Podcasts - Responsive Learning

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Are you looking for informative and engaging podcasts to learn more about school leadership? If so, you’re in luck!

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Song Exploder is a podcast where musicians take apart their songs, and piece by piece, tell the story of how they were made. Each episode is produced and edited by host and creator Hrishikesh Hirway in Los Angeles. Using the isolated, individual tracks from a recording, Hrishikesh asks artists to delve into the specific decisions that went into creating their work. Hrishikesh edits the interviews, removing his side of the conversation and condensing the story to be tightly focused on how the artists brought their songs to life. Guests include Fleetwood Mac, Billie Eilish, U2, Metallica, Solange, Lorde, Yo-Yo Ma, The Roots, Bon Iver, and more.

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I think one of the hardest things there is to do in music is to write a love song that expresses something real. I read that the song "Liar" by Paramore was written by Hayley Williams, the singer of the band, about her longtime bandmate Taylor York, and about the feelings she started to realize she'd had for him. Paramore has been a band for over 20 years, since Hayley and Taylor and Zac Farro, who plays drums, were all young teenagers. Paramore's won a Grammy for Best Rock Song, and they have multiple platinum albums. But with all that history, Taylor and Hayley only recently became a couple.

"Liar" is a song off of their most recent album, which came out in February 2023. So I talked to Hayley, Taylor and Zac in their studio about how their song first came about, and what it means to them.

You can buy or stream "Liar" here.

Illustration by Carlos Lerma.

For a transcript of this episode, click here.

Brian Robert Jones - Bass
Henry Solomon - Flute, alto flute, clarinet, bass clarinet
Carlos de la Garza - Engineer
Blonde Redhead
Cocteau Twins

Kesha is a singer and songwriter from Los Angeles. She put out her first song in 2009, and it was a huge #1 hit in the US and 13 other countries. She's had 10 top-ten singles on the Billboard charts, and sold millions of albums. She got famous for songs that were about partying, and breaking the rules, and having fun. But this year, in May 2023, she put out the album which is a lot more raw and vulnerable. She made it with superstar producer Rick Rubin. And for this episode, I talked to Kesha about her song "Eat The Acid," which she wrote early on in the pandemic. I was really interested in the intense, distorted vocal sound that I'd heard in the track; and as you'll hear, it turns out most of that was a byproduct of the way she had to write and record when we were all in lockdown.

You can buy or stream "Eat The Acid" here.

Illustration by Carlos Lerma.

For a transcript of this episode, click here.

Pebe Sebert - Kesha's mom and co-writer
Stuart Crichton - Co-writer
Jason Lader - Engineer
Old Flames Can't Hold a Candle to You - Song written by Kesha's mom in the 1970s
Rainbow - Kesha's album from 2017

Alvvays is from Toronto. Their first album came out in 2014, and they've put out two other albums since then. In Canada, they've won the Juno Award for Alternative Album of the Year, and all three of their albums have been shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize.

Their first song was also one of their biggest hits. It's called "Archie, Marry Me." Rolling Stone and Stereogum named it one of the best songs of the last decade. So for this episode, I talked about it with Molly Rankin and Alec O'Hanley from the band. The two of them are pretty quiet about their relationship other than being bandmates, but they told me a lot about the song, which I would count nowadays as an indie rock classic.

You can buy or stream "Archie, Marry Me" here.

Illustration by Carlos Lerma.

For a transcript of this episode, click here.

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A podcast where musicians take apart their songs, and piece by piece, tell the story of how they were made.

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What adults can learn from kids | Adora Svitak

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What adults can learn from kids | Adora Svitak

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Child prodigy Adora Svitak says the world needs "childish" thinking: bold ideas, wild creativity and especially optimism. Kids' big dreams deserve high expectations, she says, starting with grownups' willingness to learn from children as much as to teach.

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What adults can learn from kids | Adora Svitak

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It’s Not What You Teach, It’s What Kind of Teacher You Are | Gregory Chahrozian

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It’s Not What You Teach, It’s What Kind of Teacher You Are | Gregory Chahrozian

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In this talk, Gregory Chahrozian delves into the profound impact of teachers and explores how their character and qualities have the potential to shape students' lives. Through personal experiences and thought-provoking stories, he reveals the untold insights about the transformative power of educators that goes far beyond what they teach.

Gregory Chahrozian joined the American University of Armenia as an adjunct lecturer in the Fall of 2020. Gregory holds a Master’s Degree in Teaching and a Bachelor’s Degree in Science from The University of Sydney. He majored in Microbiology and Genetics and Science Education. He has spent the last twenty years teaching Secondary education students. During that time, his leadership roles included Head of Curriculum and Head of Science Faculty. He is keen to share his educational experience and be part of the education revolution here in Armenia, focusing on Curriculum and Assessment development. He recently repatriated to Armenia from Australia.

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It’s Not What You Teach, It’s What Kind of Teacher You Are | Gregory Chahrozian | TEDxAUA

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Start with why -- how great leaders inspire action | Simon Sinek

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Start with why -- how great leaders inspire action | Simon Sinek

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Start with why -- how great leaders inspire action | Simon Sinek | TEDxPugetSound

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Art Ed Radio is a weekly podcast produced by The Art of Education University for art teachers, offering fresh ideas, expert advice, and real-life strategies on a variety of topics. Episodes feature conversations with art educators about professional development, curriculum, classroom management, and creative approaches to teaching, making it a valuable resource for art educators at all career stages.

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In today's episode of Art Ed Radio, Brooke Morse joins Tim and shares her journey in art education, discussing her...

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10 STEM podcasts you should listen to right now

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10 STEM podcasts you should listen to right now

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10 STEM podcasts you should listen to right now - Futurum

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Katherine Rundell selects the 10 best STEM podcasts for teenagers, tackling all manner of subjects from space to engineering, careers and crime!

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Global Best Selling Author | Award Winning Podcast Host of ON Purpose | Purpose Driven Entrepreneur

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Global Best Selling Author | Award Winning Podcast Host of ON Purpose | Purpose Driven Entrepreneur

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I’m Jay Shetty host of On Purpose the worlds #1 Mental Health podcast and I’m so grateful you found us. I started this podcast 5 years ago to invite you into conversations and workshops that are designed to help make you happier, healthier and more healed. I interview experts, celebrities, thought leaders and athletes so that we can grow our mindset, build better habits and uncover a side of them we’ve never seen before.

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"jay shetty" "jay shetty podcast" "jay shetty interview" "jay shetty motivation" "jay shetty inspiration" "jay shetty video" "on purpose podcast" "self help"...

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I'm Jay Shetty - a storyteller, podcaster & former monk. My vision is to make wisdom go viral in an accessible, relevant & practical way. Check back for my videos that are posted each week on the topics of motivation, wisdom, love and relationships.

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10 Essential Podcasts for Music Educators

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10 Essential Podcasts for Music Educators

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10 Essential Podcasts for Music Educators - Wenger Teacher Resources

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Looking for new ideas, tested tips, and classroom inspiration? Check out this list of 10 podcasts perfect for music educators at every level.

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Top 9 Podcasts Teachers Should Subscribe to in 2024

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Top 9 Podcasts Teachers Should Subscribe to in 2024

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9 Must-Listen Podcasts for Teachers in 2024

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Discover the top podcasts for teachers in 2024. Get inspired, and motivated, and learn practical tips to transform your classroom.

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The Top-10 Podcasts for SLPs | AMN Healthcare

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Explore the best podcasts for Speech-Language Pathologists! Level up your skills with expert insights and practical advice tailored for SLPs.

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60 Best Early Childhood Education Podcasts

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60 Best Early Childhood Education Podcasts

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Early Childhood Education shows hosts and producers

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60 Best Early Childhood Education Podcasts You Must Follow in 2025

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Best Early Childhood Education Podcasts to Listen to ⋅ 1. That Early Childhood Nerd ⋅ 2. How Preschool Teachers Do It ⋅ 3. Little Kids, Big Hearts ⋅ 4. Baby Wordplay! ⋅ 5. Early Childhood Chatter

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Listen to CDC podcasts on school health topics.

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Podcasts for Children’s Librarians - Jbrary

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The best podcasts for children’s librarians and youth services folks. Covers storytime, reader’s advisory, child development, and more.

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Speaking of Podcasts: Four SLP and Literacy-Based Podcasts Worth a Listen

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Speaking of Podcasts: Four SLP and Literacy-Based Podcasts Worth a Listen

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Iowa Reading Research Center - The University of Iowa

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Speaking of Podcasts: Four SLP and Literacy-Based Podcasts Worth a Listen

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The IRRC’s assistive technology coordinators discuss some of their favorite podcasts on the intersection of speech, language, and literacy.

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Professional Learning Series: Podcasts for School Library Staff

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Professional Learning Series: Podcasts for School Library Staff

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Professional Learning Series: Podcasts for School Library Staff

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Podcasts and Videos for School Library Staff - Part 6 in the Professional Learning series As we continue my Professional Learning Series, part 6 focuses on

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Speech Pathology Degrees | Find an Online SLP Program | Ready to start your SLP career? Earn your degree in speech-language pathology by finding an online SLP master's program. Discover new career paths, licensing requirements & certifications.

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Listen Up! … Top Ten Podcasts for SLPs | Speech Pathology Degrees | Find an Online SLP Program

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I know you’ve heard this drilled into your head time and time again, but it’s true. In the ever-changeful world of SLP the key to keeping your edge is to never stop learning. But after a long and challenging day, you’d much rather pour a glass of wine or just hang out around the house.

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The #PhysEd Show is a podcast for physical education teachers who care deeply about creating effective, meaningful experiences that ultimately empower their students to get the most out of life.

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Hosted by Joey Feith, The #PhysEd Show is a podcast for PE teachers who care deeply about creating effective, meaningful experiences for their students.

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If you find the podcast valuable, we'd love for you to share it or leave a review on iTunes by clicking here, so others can benefit from it as well. Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, or on your preferred platform for listening to podcasts.

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Best Art Education Podcasts to Listen to ⋅ 1. Draftsmen ⋅ 2. Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese Wood ⋅ 3. Who Arted: Weekly Art History for All Ages ⋅ 4. Art Ed Radio ⋅ 5. K12ArtChat the Podcast

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Physical Education shows hosts and producers

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25 Best Physical Education Podcasts You Must Follow in 2025

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Best Physical Education Podcasts to Listen to ⋅ 1. Playing with Research in Health and Physical Education ⋅ 2. The PhysEd Q & A Show ⋅ 3. The Supersized PhysEd Podcast

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5 Podcasts for Special Education Teachers

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5 Podcasts for Special Education Teachers

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5 Podcasts for Special Education Teachers - Miss Behavior

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These 5 special education podcast are perfect for listening to during commutes, while folding laundry, and gaining new skills!

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My Top 10 Favorite Podcasts for Schools Librarians

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My Top 10 Favorite Podcasts for Schools Librarians

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Podcasts have completely changed how I do PD. It's amazing have access to professional learning anytime, anywhere. While I started podcasts a few years ago with This American Life, I find myself listening to more and more education-centered ones.

Why?

Podcasts tend to be short, so it allows me the opportunity to learn on my lunch break or in the car or when my hands are busy with other work. There have been several times I am listening to a podcast while I am shelving books in the mornings. It's on demand PD!

They tend to be conversational in nature, which makes it automatically more appealing to me than reading a blog post. This also lets me hear from different educators along with the host, offering varying perspectives on topics.

We've all experienced that PD that doesn't jive with your goals or job description. With podcasts, if I don't like an episode or the topic doesn't pertain to me, I can skip it or turn it off.

Some podcasts come with a robust PLN that build a community of learners, adding to the educational value. I love connecting with other listeners!

Episodes don't always include education influencers (EduStars). They often include new and unique voices!

Binging Netflix is fun, but so is binging an awesome podcast. When I've found one I love, I could listen to several episodes back to back. With AASL coming up in just a few short days, I already know what episodes I want to listen to while waiting for the plane.

So, where do you start? Check out my Top 10 favorites below!

This podcast from Future Ready Librarians and Shannon Miller includes stories of how school librarians are tackling the unique issues that are facing school libraries today from planning for remote student learning with equity in mind, creating flexible schedules to supporting parents and families with blended learning environments. School Librarians United with Amy Hermon
School Librarians United is a podcast dedicated to the nuts and bolts of running a successful school library. From genrefying to student library boards to diversity audits to programming, tune in to learn all about the issues and challenges school librarians face everyday!

The Creative Classroom
John Spencer and the Cre ative Classroom has episodes about growth mindset, project-based learning, design thinking, and, of course, creativity.Are you looking to add more creativity into your MakerSpace, collaborations, or PD? This one comes out each Monday and is only about 15 minutes!

The Balance by Catlin Tucker
In each episode, Tucker talks with thought leaders to explore this complex issue, striving for ways to achieve a healthier work-life balance and address the question, 'How do we empower ourselves to create and implement boundaries both inside and outside of the classroom?'" The Balance will help with your instructional partnerships and leading from the middle.

Dare to Lead with Brene Brown
As school librarians, we lead from the middle. This podcast is uplifting and informative as Brown includes conversations with change-catalysts, culture-shifters and more than a few troublemakers who are innovating, creating, and daring to lead.

Teaching strategies, classroom management, education reform, educational technology - if it has something to do with teaching, she talks about it. On the podcast, 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.

From the creative minds of Scott Nunes and Matthew Ketchum, TNT EdTech Podcast offers insights into a variety of topics that can support school librarians and other educators from AR/VR to English strategies to leadership styles.

The House of #EdTech Podcast shares stories from teachers and creators about education technology, recommends the valuable tools, tips, and resources to integrate technology into your classroom and instruction. It's perfect for those who want to stay up to date with how EdTech is changing in education.
Moonshots Podcast: Learning Out Loud
The Moonshots Podcast goes behind the scenes of the world's greatest superstars, thinkers and entrepreneurs to discover the secrets to their success. They deconstruct their success from mindset to daily habits so that we can apply it to our lives.

TED: How to Be a Better Human
How To Be A Better Human isn't your average self improvement podcast. Each uncover sharp insights and give clear takeaways on how YOU can be a better human. From your work to your home and your head to your heart, How To Be a Better Human looks in unexpected places for new ways to improve and show up for one another. This is a great podcast to incorporate SEL into our daily lives as librarians.

Leading from the Library with Future Ready Librarians

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On Demand PD: My Top 10 Favorite Podcasts for Schools Librarians

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Podcasts have completely changed how I do PD. It's amazing have access to professional learning anytime, anywhere. While I started podcasts a few years ago with This American Life, I find myself...

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Family Consumer Sciences Related Podcasts

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Family Consumer Sciences Related Podcasts

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We're living in the golden age of podcasts, where anyone can find a podcast dedicated to practically any interest, profession, philosophy, or pursuit. Podcasts are an excellent way to immerse yourself in a topic you're passionate about, with hosts whose opinions and voices you respect and enjoy - including leaders in the education space!

This versatile audio medium offers a way for teachers to pursue professional development without setting aside significant time or even making a lasting commitment. Whether you're looking for practical classroom management tips, advice from education luminaries, conversations between thoughtful working educators, or simply a few laughs about the daily realities of the classroom, there's an education podcast out there for you.

Why Listen to Teaching Podcasts?

Teachers are encouraged - and often required - to pursue professional development throughout their career. However, the busy life of a teacher hardly leaves room for extra classes or workshops on top of full workdays, side jobs, and life commitments. Thankfully, there's plenty of informative, enjoyable professional development content that comes in an easy-listening audio format - what's not to love?

The following are just some of the reasons teachers love podcasts for professional development:

They're convenient and portable: Podcasts offer a convenient and accessible way for teachers to stay informed about the latest research, trends, and best practices in education. When accessed via smartphone, podcasts go wherever you go!

They offer diverse perspectives: Education podcasts feature a variety of voices, including those of experienced educators, researchers, and experts in niche fields. Listening to different perspectives can broaden our understanding of various teaching methods, learning styles, and student needs, even if we don't encounter them in our own classrooms.

They promote efficient learning: Podcasts enable teachers to engage in professional development without the need for a structured time commitment. You can listen to podcasts during your commute, while exercising, on a coffee break, or during other downtime, making it a flexible and time-efficient way to stay informed.

They're practical and entertaining: Many education podcasts share practical tips, strategies, and classroom management techniques while making you laugh and think at the same time. You can gain valuable insights and actionable ideas that you can implement in your classroom immediately, while feeling like you're being seen by your peers (through the good and the challenging parts of teaching).

They build community: Whether they have large or small followings, podcasts create a sense of community among listeners. By following certain education podcasts and sharing them with colleagues, teachers can feel connected to a larger network of professionals experiencing similar challenges and successes. This sense of community can be motivating and help combat feelings of isolation.

They provide inspiration and motivation: Education podcasts feature success stories, innovative projects, and inspiring anecdotes from real educators. Hearing about the positive impact teachers can have on students can boost morale and motivation, reminding educators of the importance of their work.

They stimulate reflection: You can use the insights you gain from your favorite podcasts to reflect on your own practices, question your assumptions, and consider how you might adapt your teaching methods to better meet the needs of your students.

They make expertise more accessible: Podcasts provide access to experts and thought leaders in education who may not be readily available for in-person workshops or conferences. This democratization of expertise allows teachers, regardless of their location, to benefit from the insights of influential figures in the field.

They're low-commitment and bingeable: You won't like every teaching podcast you encounter - and that's okay! Since most podcasts are free, you can listen to as many or as few episodes as you want without any commitment.

Best All-Purpose Teaching Podcasts

To get you started on your audio exploration, we've rounded up some of the most popular education podcasts out there today, ranked in no particular order. Our picks are organized into categories such as self-care, teaching strategies, and specializations, but you may find a lot of crossover as you start listening.

If you're looking for an all-purpose teaching podcast to dip your toes into, start with the following titles.

This Teacher Life: Inspired by a "terribly" boring professional development experience, teacher Monica Genta created her own platform for teachers to access practical, meaningful, and impactful professional development that sticks. Every week, the six-time author, speaker, and educational consultant publishes a new podcast episode with so-simple-they're-almost-ridiculous tips for improving the daily classroom experience for teachers and students alike.

Let's K12 Better: At the start of COVID-19 lockdowns, Amber Coleman-Mortley sat her kids down at their kitchen table and started a podcast. Together, they tackled the hottest issues K-12 educators and students face today, including civil discourse, reclaiming history lessons, and what it means to be a "geek" in the modern classroom. While the family is no longer producing new episodes, the topics remain as pertinent as ever, and the kids' perspective provides an extra-relevant lens.

The 10 Minute Teacher Podcast: No time to get hooked on a new podcast? No problem! Vicki Davis understands how jam-packed a teacher's schedule is, so she offers up bite-sized podcast episodes that can be completed in the time it takes to refill your coffee mug. Inspiration, reflection, and commiseration never sounded this fun.

Best Education Podcasts on Teaching Strategies

As a teacher, you never stop learning. The best teachers understand that there is always room to improve your personal practice, and these podcasts provide an opportunity to learn, grow, and even try out some new teaching strategies for yourself.

The Shake Up Learning Show: Learning coach, speaker, author, and former middle school teacher Kasey Bell produces this weekly podcast all about using technology in the classroom. From incorporating Google Earth into geography lessons to creating lesson templates with Canva, Kasey and her guests offer up a plethora of ideas and inspiration to get your edtech wheels turning.

The Learning Scientists: This education podcast is a little bit different in that it's produced by scientists, not teachers. In each episode, the hosts examine a different aspect of human learning cognition, with the goal of helping educators, students, caregivers, and administrators identify and develop better teaching and learning habits.

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Best Education Podcasts on Self-Care

The job of teaching can sometimes feel relentless. Being "on" at the front of a classroom all day can take its toll if there aren't strategies in place to mitigate burnout. While there are plenty of self-care podcasts available in the wellness space, these titles cater specifically to teachers, addressing challenges in a way teachers will understand first-hand.

Truth for Teachers: This podcast takes on many topics that go unspoken - how student-centered learning actually manifests in the classroom, which teaching "best practices" might not actually be best for students, and how teaching can change you as a person. Even before social media, host Angela Watson was a true influencer in the education field, offering a safe space for "real talk" between teachers.

Social Studies: In another crossover from social media, teacher-comedians Joe Dombrowski and Gaspare Randazzo pair up to share stories of classroom tribulations, foibles, revelations, and gripes. The subject matter occasionally strays from the educational realm, but if you're just looking to spend 45 minutes hanging out with two friends who've been where you are, Social Studies is pure teacher comfort food.

Best STEAM Education Podcasts

STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) and STEAM (+ arts) initiatives remain as important as ever. There's no shortage of blogs and resources out there providing lesson plan inspiration and guidance for teachers who want to breathe life into their science and math lessons. Rather than focusing on course content, these podcasts instead focus on ways in which teachers can leverage technology and teaching methods to make STEM/STEAM subjects more accessible.

TeacherCast podcasts: The TeacherCast Educational Network, founded by educational technology specialist Jeff Bradbury, offers three podcasts aimed at helping teachers improve their digital literacy in the classroom. Digital Learning Today offers innovative strategies for incorporating more technology into your teaching practice; Ask the Tech Coach provides an audio huddle for digital learning leaders and edtech specialists; and the Jeff Bradbury Show offers guidance for building your unique educational brand.

The EdTech Podcast: This podcast doesn't focus solely on technology - topics include curiosity, inclusivity, lifelong learning, and career readiness, all filtered through the lens of education-centered tech tools. If you're a teacher using the internet at all in your practice (which you most certainly are), this podcast is a must-listen.

The Elementary Music Teacher Podcast: Fulfilling the "A" part of STEAM, host and music teacher Jessica Peresta shares strategies for beating burnout, clearing mental blocks, and finding inspiration to get students excited about music. (Spoiler: The podcast is about a lot more than just teaching music.)

Best Education Podcasts on Current Events

Teaching current events is one thing; living them is quite another. These podcasts provide candid insights into what's happening in, around, and outside the classroom, and how it affects a teacher's daily reality.

MindShift: From the Bay Area public broadcasting station KQED, MidShift examines the future of education, and how today's educational policies, legislation, and social and political movements will impact tomorrow's classrooms.

Schooled: This podcast from National Public Radio can help answer the question, "Is this happening to anyone else?" Schooled provides boots-on-the-ground dispatches from Pennsylvania's public school system, where more government dollars are spent per student than in any other U.S. state. The podcast aims to get to the bottom of why those funds aren't working, and what needs to happen to make lasting positive change.

Teaching While Queer: In the era of Black Lives Matter protests, anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation, and divisive political alignment, it's more important than ever for students and teachers alike to feel seen, safe, and accepted simply for who they are. Teaching While Queer features educators discussing the importance of visibility and what it's like to show up authentically for themselves and their students every day.

Best Podcasts for School Leaders

These podcasts step out of the classroom and into the administrative wing, where principals, curriculum directors, and other school leaders share their zoomed-out view of modern education.

The Empowered Principal: Certified Life Coach Angela Kelly Robeck helps school leaders harness their knowledge to get sustainable results in their schools and practice enjoying their positions.

Speaking with Students: Social studies and media production teacher Will Andresen turns the mic toward the reason we're all here - the students themselves! While not explicitly geared toward school administrators, this podcast is nonetheless a valuable resource for educational leaders to tap into when they need a reminder of who they're making decisions for.

Better Leaders Better Schools: Touted as the "most downloaded podcast in educational leadership," each episode features a different school leader discussing what works for them, what doesn't, and what they see for the future of educational leadership with host Danny Bauer.

We hope these podcasts offer valuable teaching insights, perhaps delivered in a way you haven't heard before! As teachers, it's our job to ensure we're building our personal bank of knowledge to best serve our students and colleagues - and, most importantly, to ensure we're in the right healthy mindset to continue bringing our A-game to the classroom. Happy listening from the University of San Diego Division of Professional and Continuing Education!

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Recommended by early childhood educators, here are some of the top early childhood podcasts* that you can check out. (*Note: The Early Childhood Academy is only sharing information and does not endorse or represent any of these podcasts).

Brought to you by Early Learning Foundations, this is a podcast for early childhood educators and leaders. If you work in a child care, preschool or kindergarten setting, The Everything ECE Podcast will provide you with inspiration and actionable steps with professional and personal tips and tricks to find that ideal work-life balance. CLICK HERE for more information.

Tune in each week to the Happiness Hustle - Early Childhood Business Made Easy Podcast with your host, Kelley Peake, ex-corporate childcare leader turned CEO of multiple million-dollar early childhood businesses. Kelley is on a mission to help other early childhood business leaders, managers, and owners control the chaos, ditch the exhausting overwhelm, and keep the joy as they build a profitable business, making a difference in the lives of others. CLICK HERE for more information.

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The STEM Everyday podcast (started 5 years & 150+ episodes ago) focuses on how teachers can infuse STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) into their everyday lessons. We explore and share great ideas that inspire students to take ownership in their learning. Each week I interview educators who are using innovative ways to add STEM to their everyday classrooms, schools, and communities.

Subscribe to the STEM Everyday Podcast on iTunes or on your favorite podcast app!

Check out the links to every episode below ⤵️

If you're interested in being a guest on the STEM Everyday Podcast, send me an email at dailystem@gmail.com (also, for quick STEM & education ideas, subscribe to my YouTube Channel)
Episodes:

157 Tim Needles...Teacher (Art & Technology) & author of STEAM Power

156 Jason Krueger...Creator of Stratostar (sending weather balloons to the stratosphere)

155 Liz Gallo...Teacher & Founder of WhyMaker (Makerspace consulting & training)

154 Gil Poznanski...Teacher, Creative Technologist, Maker, & Speaker in Melbourne, Australia

153 Sarah Rivera...Teacher (HS Science) in Ohio

152 Kristina Holzweiss...Librarian, Makerspace expert, & Author of Hacking School Libraries

151 Tania Bumstead...Teacher (6-8 Science) in Ontario, Canada

150 Bryanne Leeming...Creator & CEO of Splats, a coding & physical fitness device

149 Sarita Menon...Creator & Editor of Smore Magazine

148 Cat Warren...Journalist & Author of What the Dog Knows (a book about science & dogs)

147 Erin Twamley...Author of Everyday STEM Superheroes

146 Janelle McLaughlin...Education Speaker, Consultant, & Writer

145 Jorge Valenzuela...PBL & CS & Computational Thinking Expert, Educational Coach, Blogger & Author of Rev Up Robotics (also Ep.117)

144 Jennifer George...Fashion Designer, Rube Goldberg's granddaughter, & head of Rube Goldberg Inc

143 Tim Cavey...Teacher (8th) in British Columbia & host of the Teachers on Fire Podcast

142 Mista Pat (AKA Pat Person)...Coding and STEM speaker & host of upcoming PBS show Technology with Mista Pat

141 Jeff Kirschner...CEO of Litterati (the crowdsourced litter pick-up and data analysis app)

140 Alison Donald...Author of the children's book The Spacesuit

139 Erin Riley...Teacher (K-12 Engineering, Art, & Design) & author of The Art of Digital Fabrication

138 Leslie Edmonds...Teacher (K-12) & Consultant for Visually Impaired students

137 Jon Smith...Teacher, Speaker, & Book Creator App expert

136 Maya Ajmera...President /CEO of Society for Science and the Public (Science News, Intl Science Fair, & Broadcom Masters)

135 Jacie Maslyk...Asst Superintendent, Author, & STEAM/Makerspace Expert (also Ep.104)

134 Chris Perkins...Teacher (Primary STEM) in Adelaide, Australia

133 Mike Ransford...Teacher (K-5 STEM) in Ohio

132 Alan Small...Teacher of Science, Author, & Driver of the STEM Bus

131 Eric Iverson...Cybersecurity & Engineering advocate at Start Engineering

130 The ISTE STEM Network...Julianne, Jessica, & Charles from the ISTE STEM Network

129 Jenny Mitchell...Teacher (Middle School ELA) in Ohio

128 Susan Crouse...Founder/CEO of Traxart Toys, makers of Kinazium Robot Maze

127 Bill Van Loo (Part 2)...Teacher (K-8 STEAM) , Musician, & Artist in Michigan

126 Bill Van Loo (Part 1)...Teacher (K-8 STEAM), Musician, & Artist in Michigan

125 Tori Cameron...Teacher (Elementary STEAM) & Host of STEAM up the Classroom Podcast (also Ep. 89)

124 Laurie Green (Mrs Geeky)...EdTech Consultant, Speaker, & Trainer

123 Jennifer Quattrucci...Teacher (Elementary) & Author of Educate the Heart (Screen Free Activities for PreK-6)

122 Andrew Kauffman...Teacher (Elementary STEM) & Photographer

121 Alice Aspinall...Teacher (HS Math) & Author of Everyone Can Learn Math

120 Angela Abend...Teacher (Gifted Students) in New York

119 Mandi Figlioli...Makerspace Expert, K-12 Administrator, & Author of Miss Makey & the Magic Bin

118 Ben Kidd...Co-Founder of Curiscope (maker of the AR t-shirt Virtuali-Tee)

117 Jorge Valenzuela...PBL & CS & Computational Thinking Expert, Educational Coach, Blogger & Author (also Ep.145)

116 Mika McKinnon...Sci-Fi Consultant, Disaster Researcher, & Geophysicist

115 Stephen Routh...Teacher (6-8 Making & STEM) in Georgia

114 Kasey Brida-Alonso...Grad Student Researcher in Neuroscience

113 Adam Chamberlin & Sveti Matejic...Teachers & Authors of Quit Point

112 Sara MacSorley...Author of Super Cool Scientists

111 Ken Scheel...Founder of Keva Planks

110 Jason Hubbard (Part 2)...Teacher (5-6 STEM) in Ohio & expert on googly eyes

109 Jason Hubbard (Part 1)...Teacher (5-6 STEM) in Ohio & all around good guy

108 Rachael Mann...Education Speaker, CTE Advocate, & Author of The Martians in Your Classroom

107 Brian Keating...Physics Prof (U-Cal SD), Speaker, & Author of Losing the Nobel Prize

106 Valerie Perez...Teacher (3rd STEAM) in California

105 Meghan Johann...Teacher (Elementary) in California

104 Jacie Maslyk... Asst Superintendent, Author, & STEAM/Makerspace Expert (also Ep.135)

103 Kyle Niemis...EdTech Coach & Co-Creator of The ClassroomQ

102 Nathalie Roy...Teacher (Roman Technology & Latin) in Louisiana

101 Chris Aviles...Teacher (6-8 ELA, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship), Gamification Expert, & eSports Coach

100 Catherine Granton... Ass't Director of Education at Gotham Whale in NY & Marine Scientist

99 Ekuwah Moses...Family Engagement Facilitator for FACES in Las Vegas, Nevada

98 Rhia Stark...Librarian & STEM Specialist for TLC Smart Tech

97 Mark Behnke...Teacher (HS Sports Journalism & Digital Media & ELA) in Michigan

96 Abigail Edgecliffe-Johnson...RC Car Maker & Cake Artist

95 Cesar Martins...MakePi tablets

94 Lois Melbourne...Author of My Future Story STEM Club books

93 Bill Matheny...Animator for shows & books including Woodsy the Owl

92 Mary Ledford & Julie Smith...Teachers (Elementary) & EdTech Consultant (Julie) with ELA focus

91 Nancy Penchev...Teacher (Elementary) & Media and Instructional Technology Coordinator

90 Samantha du Preez...Community Engagement for EVERFI K12 resources

89 Tori Cameron...Teacher (Elementary STEAM) & Host of STEAM up the Classroom Podcast (Also Ep. 125)

88 Tamara Robertson (Part 2)...Actress (Mythbusters & SciJinks), Maker, & ComiCon Superhero Scientist

87 Tamara Robertson (Part 1)...Actress (Mythbusters & SciJinks), Maker, & ComiCon Superhero Scientist

86 Coding Park...Amine & Jabir share how they created Coding Park, a coding game

85 Andrea Beaty...Author of Rosie Revere, Iggy Peck, Ada Twist, & more

84 Scott Donnelly...Teacher (Elementary STEM & Social Studies) in Pennsylvania

83 Brittany Ballou...Teacher (Elementary STEAM) in Virginia

82 Kory Graham...Teacher (Elementary Innovations) in Minnesota

81 Jodie Lang...Teacher (Elementary) in Ontario

80 Marion Leary...Director of Resuscitation Science (and much more) at U of Pennsylvania

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