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Hey, awesome educators! Got a quick 10 minutes? That's all you need to squeeze in some quality professional development with the 10 Minute Teacher podcast. A quick gulp of coffee and a hearty dose of inspiration make for a perfect combo, don't they?

This teacher podcast brings you the freshest insights, innovative strategies, and heartwarming stories from remarkable educators (just like you!) around the globe. And the best part? It all happens in just 10 minutes - because we know that even superheroes like you are racing against the clock.

Why Subscribe to This Teacher Podcast?

Join our teaching tribe and subscribe today and tune in every Monday at 9am for a new episode. Let's turn those fleeting minutes into a chance for growth, camaraderie, and a few chuckles. Who knew PD could fit snugly between attendance and correcting papers?

Just remember - you're not just a teacher. You're a meaning-maker, a future-builder, and the only one who can raise and eyebrow and quiet a classroom. Make your time matter with 10 Minute Teacher Podcast. See you in your earbuds soon!

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Hey, fellow educators! You're in good company as you listen to the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast. As of July 2023, our class has grown to include listeners in 194 countries! Together, we've hit play on 806 episodes over 6.7 million times. That's more clicks than a year's worth of lesson plans!

Each episode invites 10,000 to 20,000 curious minds (like yours!) on a 10-minute adventure into the world of innovative teaching.

Our roster of remarkable guests make each episode a treasure trove of insights and inspiration.

We promise it's more fun than a spelling bee and definitely warmer than the teachers' lounge coffee. Welcome to '10 Minute Teacher', where PD meets your coffee break!

Can I Get Credit for Listening to Teacher Podcasts?

At the present time, some schools, districts, and organizations allow credit for listening to podcasts. With this in mind, you can use the Podcast PD Template Hyperdoc. Being that some schools don't allow Podcast PD, you can still make a copy and adapt it for your use or print it. If you don't have Google Docs, use this PDF.

How can I suggest a guest for the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast?

If you've ever listened to an episode of '10 Minute Teacher' and thought, ' I know someone who would be perfect for this! ', I'm all ears.

Interesting guests are what make the show exciting, and I'm always on the lookout for fresh, practical voices from the frontlines of education. Whether it's a classroom teacher with innovative teaching strategies, an administrator championing change, or a researcher turning theory into real classroom practice, we'd all love to hear their stories.

Please, feel free to recommend guests who inspire you - it's one of the best ways you can contribute to our show. Just remember, no spammers, please. I'm looking for authentic, passionate contributors who can help our listeners make a difference in their classrooms.

It's just me, Vicki Davis, @coolcatteacher, vetting and managing guests now. So, rest assured, your suggestion will go straight to the host's desk! Let's continue to spotlight the diverse and impactful voices of educators on '10 Minute Teacher'. Thank you for being part of the podcast community. Contact me.

How do you record the podcast?

Learn about the equipment we use for the show.

Here at the '10 Minute Teacher', it's all in the family! Our podcast is a labor of love, initially produced by my husband, Kip, for the first 500 episodes, and now continued by our son, John. We're balancing notebooks and mixing boards just like us teachers balance lesson plans and home life. This cozy setup lets us flexibly record, even at educational events where I'm speaking, or for a live audience - turning any place into a classroom! I've loved this journey and look forward to sharing more in the years to come.

What topics will I hear on the 10 Minute Teacher?

Who is Vicki Davis, host of the podcast?

Hello fellow educators! I'm Vicki Davis, your classroom teacher host of the '10 Minute Teacher' podcast. Coming into my 22nd year of teaching, I've been involved in education since 2002, blogging since 2005, and podcasting since 2006. I believe that every teacher has a story to tell, and I am passionate about bringing those stories to you.

In the past, I've had the privilege to host some fantastic shows like 'Women of Web 2' and 'Every Classroom Matters'. These experiences sparked a desire to keep the conversation going, leading to the creation of '10 Minute Teacher', which I started with my husband, Kip. Now our son John has taken over the reins as producer, and we've journeyed through more than 805 episodes together.

My mission is to make this podcast a quick, practical resource that fits into the busy schedule of every teacher. We celebrate real classroom stories, practical tips, and innovative ideas from teachers just like you.

If you're a teacher with a story that could inspire others, or a fellow education podcaster, I'd love to hear from you. But if you're a business looking to reach our fantastic community of educators, consider supporting us as an advertiser.

You can learn more about me at www.coolcatteacher.com. I'm also @coolcatteacher on most social media platforms, though you'll catch me sharing my thoughts most often on Twitter. So, whether it's in the classroom, on the blog, or through the podcast, let's continue learning and growing together. I want to be helpful and am excited about another season of the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast!

10-Minute Teacher Podcast Archive
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Season 1
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Summer Encore Episodes

ENCORE Episode Angela Watson discusses 5 Ways to Maximize Your Summer 07/05/2017
ENCORE Episode Angela Stockman talks about How to Create a Summer Writing Notebook #flaneur 07/03/2017
#110 TOP EPISODE: 5 Easy Brain Breaks (Encore) with Rob Donatelli 06/30/2017
ENCORE Episode with Dan Meyer Helping Kids Who Hate Math Learn It re-released 06/29/2017

Summer at ISTE 2017

Season 1 Week 21

#103 TOP EPISODE Social Emotional learning with Puppets (Encore)
#102 iPads in Kindergarten (Encore Episode: 10MT Best of Season1) #edtech June 20, 2017
#101 TOP SHOW: Jim Forde You're the Teacher (Encore Episode) June 19, 2017
#100 5 Ways to Maximize Your Summer with Angela Watson 06/16/2017

Season 1 Week 20

#99 Creating a Summer Writing Notebook with Angela Stockman 6/15/2017
#98 Vicki Davis reflects on The Most Remarkable Thing 6/14/2017
#97 Google Classroom: Top New Features to Learn Over the Summer with Alice Keeler 6/13/2017
#96 Go Bold School: Old School + Blended Learning with Weston Kieschnick 6/12/2017

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#60 5 Easy Brain Breaks for Your Classroom with Rob Donatelli 4/21/2017
#59 Successful Digital Parenting with Weston Kesichnick 4/20/2017
#58 How the African STEP Dance Ignited Kids at Ron Clark Academy Junior Bernadin at Ron Clark Academy 4/19/2017
#57 Richard Byrne's Most Exciting #Edtech Tools 4/18/2017
#56 Motivating Special Needs Breakthroughs with Jennifer Cronk 4/17/2017

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Season 1 Week 6

#30 Alex Corbitt on 5 Ideas to Level Up Language Arts for 5 Idea Friday 3/10/2017
#29 Steven Anderson on Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality in the Classroom for Thought Leader Thursday 3/9/2017
#28 Kyle Taylor on Saving Big Money with iPads and Google Classroom for Wonderful Wednesday 3/8/2017
#27 Suzy Lolley about Creating Elementary Portfolios with Seesaw for Tech Tool Tuesday 3/7/2017
#26 Josh Harris on How to Have an Attitude to Try New Things on #MondayMotivation 3/6/2017

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Season 1 Week 1

Episode 00: Sue and Mrs Scruggs (and About this Podcast)

If you're looking for the 301 episodes of my previous show, Every Classroom Matters, you can find the archive here.

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The 10 Minute Teacher podcast has more than 750 teachers and educators in quick 10 minute listens. Hosted by Vicki Davis the Cool Cat Teacher.

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The web is full of questionable stuff, from rumors and inaccurate information to outright lies and so-called fake news. So how do we help students weed out the bad and find what's credible? Help students dig into why and how false information ends up online in the first place, and then practice evaluating the credibility of what they're finding online.

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Finding Credible News | Common Sense Education

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How do we find credible information on the internet? Check out Finding Credible News, a free digital citizenship lesson plan from Common Sense Education, to get your grade 6 students thinking critically and using technology responsibly to learn, create, and participate.

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Information on how to search and how to authenticate information. Both are essential skills to master if we want to end up with relevant and reliable information.

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For the Record provides teachers and parents with useful tools to encourage youth to engage with, reflect on, and think critically about the media they encounter on a daily basis. ​ For the...

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For the Record provides teachers and parents with useful tools to encourage youth to engage with, reflect on, and think critically about the media they encounter on a daily basis. ​ For the...

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Teens have a lot to say about this complicated world - are you listening? Mood-swinging, dream-chasing, rule-breaking dramas and adventures. (Because puberty)

Teens have a lot to say about this complicated world - are you listening? Mood-swinging, dream-chasing, rule-breaking dramas and adventures. (Because puberty)

Great podcast

I think the first season was produced better. I liked the format, with longer episodes that included more than one person's story. There are themes in the first season, and that sense of an intention behind each episode is missing from the second season.

Really good

I really like this podcast! I'm 11 and I like these podcasts because, when I'm like, drawing or doing work, I like to listen to stuff and listening to other peoples stories. I would really recommend this podcast to anybody else that is interested 😉.

Best podcast ever!

I am a 11 year old girl and I love this podcast so much! It was so helpful during COVID-19 lockdown to keep me busy while I was doing NOTHING. Anyways, I lovvvveeee this podcast so please make some more episodes!❤️

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Teens have a lot to say about this complicated world - are you listening? Mood-swinging, dream-chasing, rule-breaking dramas and adventures. (Because puberty)

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Youtube Video - Learning Skills for Kids

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Youtube Video - Learning Skills for Kids

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Lessons from the Night Sky

The purpose of this series of 7 lesson activities is to enrich students' understanding and to gain appreciation of Indigenous Science and Western Science in astronomy. Students will experience practices in thinking about Indigenous ways of knowing and western culture. Students will feel more comfortable using ideas that they may not believe themselves. When teachers integrate aspects of Indigenous perspectives into the different subject areas, it not only teaches students about Indigenous Peoples but it also helps to engage students, especially those who are Indigenous. It is important for teachers to use topics and resources that are relevant to students and that will help them discover who they are as individuals.

These seven lesson activities are intended to be taught over 'multiple lessons' and can be divided depending on your class time limits.

Science | Grade: 9 | 6:10

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National Centre for Collaboration in Indigenous Education - NCCIE

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Lessons from the Night Sky The purpose of this series of 7 lesson activities is to enrich students' understanding and to gain appreciation of Indigenous Science and Western Science in astronomy. Students will experience practices in thinking about Indigenous ways of knowing and western culture.

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Explore learning resources for creative writing

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By working on a piece of writing-whether it's a friendly letter, a poem or a supervillain's resume-kids are learning to take what they feel about something and convey those feelings in a way that makes a desirable impact in others. These skills are relevant to all ages and every learning journey.

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Put your detective cap on and get out your magnifying glass! It's time to search for some words.

To play the online word search, look for the words at the bottom of the screen. Highlight the words by clicking and dragging. When you find one of the words, the highlight color will change from gray to a bright color. Also, the word at the bottom of the screen will turn gray. Keep going until you find all of the words! Then, a new word search will appear. How many words can you find?

Students can build important skills while playing this virtual word search game. Beginning readers can practice letter recognition and matching. Plus, students can build their spelling and concentration skills. Have students play this game individually, use it as a literacy center, or assign it for homework. This online word search is both fun and educational. It's sure to be a hit with your students.

Visit classplayground.com for more spelling activities and printables.

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Word Search Game | Spelling Games | Toy Theater

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Put your detective cap on and get out your magnifying glass! It's time to search for some words. To play the online word search, look for the words at the bottom of the screen. Highlight the words by clicking and dragging. When you find one of the words, the highlight color will change from gray to a bright color.

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Reading Games | Free Educational Computer Reading Games for Elementary Students | RoomRecess.com

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Free educational online readibng games for children. Our games reinforce reading skills that are vital to elementary students.

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The Learning Circle - Activities on First Nations

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The Learning Circle - Activities on First Nations

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Helping Students Put Down Their Phones and Connect With One Another

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Starting the day with compelling questions is one way to encourage students to interact with their classmates rather than screens.

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Every Child Matters - Educational Package

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Every Child Matters - Educational Package

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Every Child Matters: Reconciliation through education - Canada’s History

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This free magazine, which is based on the Seven Sacred Teachings, is aimed for students in grades 5–12. Each chapter teaches children about residential schools, Treaties, and the historic and current relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. Available in English and French.

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Social Justice Picture Books by Ruth McQuirter, editor and Gurbinder Kaur, contributing editor is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.

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Literacy Through Language - Morphology Instruction

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Morphology is the binding agent between phonology, orthography, and semantics.
English is morpho-phonemic, meaning it represents both morphology and phonology within spellings; however, morphology is a central organizing element of written language. Because of this, the morphological structure of

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What are our political rights and obligations as Canadians? What exactly is the electoral process and how do we as individuals participate? Find out how Civics| All Ages civics impacts our culture and what changes still need to be made.

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Prompts for Narrative and Personal Writing

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Prompts for Narrative and Personal Writing

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Over 600 Prompts for Narrative and Personal Writing (Published 2022)

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Questions that invite students to write about themselves, their lives and their beliefs.

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Spellie - A daily word game for young spellers

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Wordle for kids. 3 daily puzzles for children of all ages.