พอดคาสท์ Conceptual ชั้นนำ (2025)

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Dr. Rachel Horst Talks Entanglement and Literacy in the Age of AI 47:48

18d ago47:48

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In this episode of Conceptually Speaking, I explore the complex and contested terrain of AI literacy with Dr. Rachel Horst, a digital literacy and arts-based scholar whose framework for understanding entangled literacies offers a refreshing alternative to the polarized discourse surrounding artificial intelligence in education. Drawing from posthum…

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Marcus Luther Talks Leading and Learning in the Digital Teacher's Lounge 54:31

2M ago54:31

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In this episode of Conceptually Speaking, I sit down with Marcus Luther, a 13th-year high school English teacher and co-host of The Broken Copier podcast. After spending his first eight years teaching in Arkansas, Marcus recently returned to the Pacific Northwest, bringing with him a wealth of classroom experience and a passion for teacher-centered…

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Dr. Matt Seybold Talks Public Humanities & Podcasting 1:01:42

5M ago1:01:42

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In this episode of Conceptually Speaking, I sit down with Dr. Matt Seybold, host of the American Vandal podcast and scholar at the Center for Mark Twain Studies at Elmira College. Our conversation traverses the changing landscape of literary studies as it moves beyond traditional academic boundaries into digital spaces, revealing both new opportuni…

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Dr. Remi Kalir Talks Annotation and Re/Marks on Power 1:07:50

6M ago1:07:50

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In this thought-provoking episode, I sit down with Dr. Remi Kalir, the Associate Director of Faculty Development and Applied Research with Learning Innovation and Lifetime Education at Duke University, where he also serves as Associate Director of the Center for Applied Research and Design in Transformative Education. He has also completely revolut…

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EPISODE 157 - "Unhand her this instant!" 1:13:07

6M ago1:13:07

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The Creeps discuss;How do you maintain balance in your life?Do you have road rage?LP hates people with no shoes at the gymWhat's more disrespectful a hug from the back or picking them up?Tory Lanez new album from prisonEspresso Martinis!Enjoy!โดย Conceptual Creeps

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Episode 156 - "She Has Talent!" 1:23:03

7M ago1:23:03

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The Fellas get together to discuss; is 50 cent the pettiest person in history? Bonnie Blue is pregnant?! NFL Halftime performance. Steve Smith Sr out here Wildin. Montoya POR QUEEEEEE!โดย Conceptual Creeps

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Drs. Jacy Ippolito, Christina Dobbs, & Megin Charner-Laird Talk Disciplinary Literacy 55:36

7M ago55:36

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In this episode of Conceptually Speaking, I explore the evolving landscape of disciplinary literacy with three distinguished professors and teacher educators: Dr. Jacy Ippolito from Salem State University, Dr. Christina Dobbs from Boston University, and Dr. Megan Charner-Laird from Salem State University. Drawing from their collaborative work on th…

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Episode 155 - " El Hitché" 1:01:26

7M ago1:01:26

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Episode 155 - " El Hitché" by Conceptual Creepsโดย Conceptual Creeps

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Episode 154 - G.M.A.B. 58:01

8M ago58:01

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Episode 154 - G.M.A.B. by Conceptual Creepsโดย Conceptual Creeps

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Dr. Annie Abrams Talks Literature, Liberal Arts Education, and the College Board 51:16

8M ago51:16

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In this episode of Conceptually Speaking, I sit down with Dr. Annie Abrams, author of Short Changed: How Advanced Placement Cheats American Students, to explore the complex relationship between policy, pedagogy, and the purpose of English education in America. Our conversation weaves between critiques of AP's corporatization of liberal arts educati…

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Episode 153 - New Year, Same Creeps 50:00

8M ago50:00

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The creeps are back! Happy 2025! New Year same us because we were never the problem!โดย Conceptual Creeps

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Rod Naquin Talks Large Language Models & Dialogic Computing 1:03:47

1y ago1:03:47

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For this episode I'm joined by friend of the show Rod Naquin, a Louisiana based education leader and doctoral student whose research and writing explores the intersection between dialogue, learning, and large language models. Drawing on thinkers and theories from his research, Rod invites educators to stop viewing artificial intelligence as a compl…

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Dr. Ashely Rogers Berner Talks Educational Pluralism & Democracy 1:05:09

1+ y ago1:05:09

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To say we’re living through a moment of education polarization would be a mild understatement. Considering the digital echo chambers we all find ourselves in, I believe it’s more important than ever to engage with people who may move in different circles and have different perspectives, but share some foundational beliefs about democracy, wisdom, a…

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Dr. Andrea Gambino Talks Critical Media Literacy 1:00:04

1+ y ago1:00:04

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One of the best things about attending conferences is the conversations, connections, and collaborations that emerge after the sessions are over. Last year, I was lucky to meet Dr. Andrea Gambino at NCTE 2023 in Columbus. Andrea earned her Ph.D. in Education from UCLA in 2023 and is an active co-organizer of the annual Critical Media Literacy Confe…

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Dr. J Palmeri Talks Multimodality & New Media Pedagogies 1:11:50

1+ y ago1:11:50

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The emergence of ChatGPT has sent shockwaves through many secondary and post-secondary English departments. There’s no shortage of doomsaying and prognosticating about the future of writing instruction, even the discipline itself, in the wake of the large language model revolution. Luckily for us, my guest today is Dr. J Palmeri—Professor of Englis…

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Dr. Sheena Mason Talks Raceless Antiracism & Literary Studies 59:51

1+ y ago59:51

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For anyone who’s been tuned into Conceptually Speaking for a while, you know I love finding new approaches, perspectives, and frames to tackle complex issues. Despite the fact that’s a staple on the show, my guest for this episode, Dr. Sheena Mason, takes things to the next level. Dr. Mason is an author, professor, and creator of the theory of race…

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Shawna Coppola Talks Literacy For All 51:02

1+ y ago51:02

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Complaining about the theory-practice divide in education feels a bit cliche, but there’s a reason why it’s a constant source of conversation and consternation in classrooms, conferences, and academic journals. As someone with their feet firmly planted in both worlds, I’m always excited to connect with other educators who can bridge that divide—and…

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Jeffrey Austin Talks Emergent Strategy and Facilitating Educational Change 59:43

2y ago59:43

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According to the late Octavia Butler, ”God is Change and in the end, God prevails.” Though Butler passed in 2006, her words resonate deeper than ever. And while she’s no longer able to chart out fantastical journeys across the stars, the philosophy that structures her work is one of the principle inspirations for adrienne marie brown’s book, Emerge…

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Dr. Sarah Jerasa Talks Reading, BookTok, & Digital Literacies 49:57

2y ago49:57

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What if I told you there’s a magical place where young people spend hours upon hours discussing, sharing, creating, and theorizing about their favorite books? What if I told you that place was TikTok? Or, more specifically, a corner of TikTok known as BookTok. Well, that’s what this week’s episode is all about. My guest this week is Dr. Sarah Jeras…

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Rebekah O'Dell and Matthew Johnson Talk Camp Rewrite & Re-envisioning Professional Learning 49:46

2y ago49:46

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This week I’m lucky enough to be in dialogue with two educators and authors whose work I’ve admired for quite some time. Rebekah O’Dell is a classroom teacher and author of Writing with Mentors and Beyond Literary Analysis and Matthew Johnson a high school English teacher and author of Flash Feedback. In addition to being dynamic teachers and insig…

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Nawal Qarooni Talks Caregiver Collaborations and Social Literacies 46:33

2y ago46:33

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There’s no shortage of authors, consultants, and coaches discussing the importance of culture when it comes to learning, especially literacy learning. However, I can’t think of any that brings the same level of depth, nuance, and accessibility to that work as this week's guest. Nawal Qarooni is a literacy coach, writer, specialist in family literac…

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Garreth Heidt Talks Meaningful Education and The Good Life of Teaching 52:15

2y ago52:15

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This week on Conceptually Speaking, I had the pleasure of chatting with fellow teacher and friend of the show, Garreth Heidt. For those of you who haven’t had the pleasure of crossing paths with Garret on Twitter, he teaches sophomore English as well as an innovation and social entrepreneurship class called NOVA lab at Perkiomen Valley High School.…

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Dr. Mark Bracher Talks Global Justice, Social Wisdom, and Systems Thinking through Literary Study 1:01:52

2+ y ago1:01:52

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Lately, it feels like the world is both literally and figuratively on fire. As a mere English teacher researcher and content creator, there are times when feel kind of powerless in the throes of political upheaval, culture wars, and social unrest. I’ve always believed English class is a place where students can cultivate the wisdom and discernment …

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Brett Vogelsinger Talks Poetry, Prose, & Pedagogy 49:02

2+ y ago49:02

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How often do you find yourself wanting to hit pause in your curriculum? To slow down and notice more deeply? Read more closely? Maybe even engage in some playful fun? Like most teachers, there are times when I find myself sprinting through the next novel or text set, slipping back into the grips of covering material instead of exploring it. Luckily…

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Dr. Troy Hicks & Dr. Kristen Turner Talk Digital Literacies and Technology Integration 54:44

2+ y ago54:44

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As melodramatic as it may seem, I’ll never forget the first time I encountered The New London Group’s A Pedagogy of Multiliteracies: Designing Social Futures. After an evening of mindless scrolling in the summer of 2016, I clicked on a fortuitous Facebook post from a fellow English teacher. As I read I became increasingly enraptured. It felt inspir…

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Matt Slocombe Talks Analogical Reasoning, Conceptual Change, and Transfer 52:56

3y ago52:56

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According to cognitive linguist and philosopher George Lakoff, “The essence of metaphor is understanding and experiencing one kind of thing in terms of another.” And that is what today’s episode is all about. On this week’s episode, I’m joined by Matthew Slocombe, a secondary school teacher specializing in educational design and technology and a do…

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Human Restoration Project Talks Professional Learning & Progressive Pedagogy 51:12

3y ago51:12

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When you reflect back on your most recent professional learning in-service days, what springs to mind? Rich educational experiences filled with meaningful learning? Or cringey icebreakers, one-size-fits-all lectures, and flavor-of-the-month fluff? Based on the research shared in this episode, the vast majority of teachers lean towards the latter. T…

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Dr. Karis Jones Talks Literacies, Equity, & Acafandoms 56:10

3y ago56:10

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Picture this: A group of passionate fans is huddled around their devices. Their favorite outlet has just dropped the latest response to a hotly contested article that has divided their community. As the group reads through, they debate, discuss, inquire, and post in their chosen social network. They make reference to other similar works, cite compe…

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F.D Signifier Talks Pop-Culture Sociology and the Pedagogy of YouTube 52:59

3y ago52:59

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What comes to mind when you hear the word YouTube? Depending on your age and level of “online-ness” it might be anything from cat videos, to videogame steams, to TedTalks. But what about sociology? Philosophy? Cultural studies and critical theory? What if I told you were are enthusiasts, graduate students, and tenured professors producing accessibl…

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Rob Ashton Talks Communication, Cognitive Bias, and the Written Word 50:11

3y ago50:11

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Have you ever shot off an angry email or text message and immediately regret it? Or have you ever wondered why it’s better to hash out disagreements in person instead of by email? Despite its ubiquitous nature, written communication is the lifeblood of complex modern institutions. Seriously. How we communicate in print can make or break an organiza…

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Dr. T.J. Vari and Dr. Joe Jones Discuss Educational Leadership & School Culture 43:35

3y ago43:35

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Joseph Jones and TJ Vari are authors, speakers, and district administrators who have written four books together. Their most recent publication, Retention for a Change: Motivate, Inspire, and Energize Your School Culture, details targeted strategies for motivating, inspiring, and energizing educators in a variety of settings. Virtual Masterclass on…

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Graham Fletcher Talks Fluency, Progression, Coherence, & Accessibility in Mathematics 47:13

3y ago47:13

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Graham Fletcher has served in education as a classroom teacher, math instructional lead, and currently as a math specialist. His work with the math progressions and problem-based lessons has led him to present throughout North America and beyond. Graham is continually advocating for best practice in elementary mathematics by seeking new and innovat…

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Zoe Weil Talks Being A Solutionary and The Purpose of Education 45:48

3y ago45:48

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Zoe Weil (pronounced “Zoh While”) is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE), and is considered a pioneer in the comprehensive humane education movement. Zoe created IHE’s M.Ed., M.A. and graduate certificate programs, as well as IHE’s acclaimed humane education and MOGO (most good) workshops. Zoe is the author of s…

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Conceptualizing Counter Narratives with Charles Williams BONUS EPISODE 46:33

3+ y ago46:33

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Welcome to a special combined episode of Conceptually Speaking. This week Kayla and I linked up with Charles Williams, host of the Counter Narrative Podcast and a K-8 principal in the Greater Chicago Episode. Our dialogue is a free-flowing conversation exploring everything from seeking our educational purpose in turbulent times to the importance of…

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Dr. Adam Sáenz Talks Emotional Intelligence, Wellbeing, and Self-Actualization 54:43

3+ y ago54:43

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What a school year this has been. Educators across the country (and the world) have navigated yet another year of teaching under COVID. Worse still, many American teachers, administrators, and district staff have found themselves in the crosshairs of culture warriors and political opportunists. There have, and continue to be baseless book bans, dra…

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Cheryl-Ann Weekes Talks Mental Health, Resilience, and Self-Compassion 55:31

3+ y ago55:31

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Join Julie Stern and Mihai Catrinar on this week's episode as they chat with mental health specialist, consent workshop facilitator, and international school counselor, Cheryl-Ann Weekes. Her organization, Weekes Enterprise, LLC, was created as a way to provide workshops for counselors and educators to equip them with the tools to have mental healt…

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Karine Veldoen Talks Thriving, Leadership, Culture, and Potential 44:12

3+ y ago44:12

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Karine Veldhoen, M.Ed., is the founder of Learn Forward™ and a creative force in education. As Chief Learning Officer at Willowstone Academy she created the first model Learn Forward™ school while simultaneously Founding and serving as Executive Director of Niteo Africa. She’s taught Teacher Candidates at both UBC-O and UNBC and served as an educat…

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Mitch Weathers Talks Executive Functioning and Student Agency 1:00:26

3+ y ago1:00:26

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This week on Conceptually Speaking science lead Julia Briggs and I are joined by the CEO and Founder of Organize Binder, Mitch Weathers. Mitch’s experience as an educator, department chair, and coach has provided ample opportunities for him to see the difference between students who have a clarity of purpose and sense of agency and those who feel l…

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Nichelle Pinkney & Joe Schmidt Talk Belonging, Empathy, & Civil Discourse 1:02:18

3+ y ago1:02:18

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This week on Conceptually Speaking I’m joined by Joe Schmidt and our very own Nichelle Pinkney—coauthors of the upcoming book Civil Discourse: Classroom Conversations for Stronger Communities from Corwin Press. With the current state of our dumpster fire national discourse, this book could not be coming at a better time. For posterity, at the time …

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Zoe Bee Talks Culture, Ideas, Media, and the Writing Process 53:30

3+ y ago53:30

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On this week's episode of Conceptually Speaking Elementary Lead Jess Mattei and I sit down with college professor turned content creator, Zoe Bee. While Zoe’s eponymous YouTube channel is a cornucopia of videos on composition, culture, and education she recently released a video that was near and dear to my nerdy English Heart—Are the Classics Dead…

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Danny Bauer Talks Authenticity, Belonging, and Challenge in Educational Leadership 55:09

3+ y ago55:09

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Hello listeners. Conceptually Speaking is returning from its Holiday hiatus with an episode we’ve been itching to release. This week, Kayla joined Julie to have a conversation with Danny Bauer, author, podcast host, and the brain behind Mastermind—a coaching group and leadership development community. His recent book, Mastermind Unlocking Talent wi…

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Dr. Miah Daugherty Talks Texts, Student Agency, and Disciplinary Literacy 1:22:11

4y ago1:22:11

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Joining me on this week’s episode is our new Elementary Specialist, Jessica Mattei. Jess and I were lucky enough to chat with Dr. Miah Daughtery, Director of Literacy for NWEA and a powerful advocate for students' right to read and write. Over the course of our dialogue, Miah takes us through the rich tapestry of her career, sharing insight into he…

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Dr. Traci Scheepstra Talks Emotion, Embodiment, and Education 54:30

4y ago54:30

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Our guest this week is Dr. Traci Scheepstra , CEO and co-founder of Embodied Learnings. Joining Julie this week is our effervescent elementary lead and resident chair yoga expert, Nathalie Lauriault. It’s her first episode of Conceptually Speaking and we could think of no one better to join Tracy in a dialogue exploring the relationship between aff…

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Kwame Sarfo-Mensah Talks Authenticity, Belonging, and Identity 53:35

4y ago53:35

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In this week's episode of Conceptually Speaking, Julie and Kayla are joined by Kwame Sarfo-Mensa—mathematics teacher as well as Founder & CEO at Identity Talk Consulting. Throughout this powerful conversation, Kwame details his perspective on Belonging, Identity, and Authenticity—each of which is a foundational concept in the culturally sustaining …

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Annie Murphy Paul Talks Bodies, Surroundings, Relationships & the Extended Mind 1:03:20

4y ago1:03:20

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On this episode of Conceptually Speaking, Julie and I are joined by, the ineffable Annie Murphy Paul a writer covering science and cognition and the author of The Extended Mind: The Power of Thinking Outside the Brain. To say that Julie and I were excited about this episode would be a mild understatement. Both of us had ravenously consumed The Exte…

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Dr. Mike Johnston Talks Complexity, Sustainability, Systems, and Authentic Assessment 48:57

4y ago48:57

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Dr. Mike Johnston from Frankfurt International School joins Julie and LTT's Science Lead Julia Briggs to discuss complexity, sustainability, systems, and authentic assessments. Support the show

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Dr. Jennifer Fletcher Talks Rhetorical Writing, Reading, and Thinking 53:37

4y ago53:37

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Today’s episode will be an exploration of reading, writing, and thinking rhetorically with author and professor Jennifer Fletcher. Jennifer’s work as a high school English teacher, college professor, and chair of California State University’s Expository Writing Curriculum steering committee speaks to her broad experience with and deep understanding…

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Betsy Potash Talks Creativity, Communication, and 21st Century Composition 58:43

4y ago58:43

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This week on Conceptually Speaking, Kayla and I chatted with podcaster, blogger, and creative aficionado, Betsy Potash. One of the many things I love about Betsy’s work is its accessibility. Introducing new, more creative and dynamic frames for curriculum and instruction can be a challenge for many educators, but Betsy does an incredible job creati…

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Episode 152| "Does This Make Me Look Fat?" 1:05:28

4y ago1:05:28

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Episode 152| "Does This Make Me Look Fat?" by Conceptual Creepsโดย Conceptual Creeps

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(Re)Conceptually Speaking: Julie & Trevor Reflect 46:07

4+ y ago46:07

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In this special reflection episode, Julie and Trevor share some of their favorite moments from Conceptually Speaking and discuss some exciting changes on the horizon. If you're new to the podcast, go back and check out some of the fantastic episodes we discussed. https://conceptuallyspeaking.buzzsprout.com/ Support the show…

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