พอดคาสท์ Pedagogy ชั้นนำ (2022)

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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EduTip 18: Avoid assignments that are TOO open-ended. 5:55

8d ago5:55

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While it's true that student choice has a lot of value, it's possible to give so much choice in an assignment that it kind of backfires. When a task has little to no structure at all, students often respond with confusion, not creativity. ------------------- You can find full written versions of these tips at cultofpedagogy.com/edutips. -----------…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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197: How to Leverage Multisensory Learning in Your Classroom 58:16

15d ago58:16

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Our sensory systems have a HUGE influence on how we learn, serving as building blocks for regulation, engagement, exploration, safety, movement, social interaction, and brain integration. In this episode, pediatric occupational therapist and author Jamie Chaves shows us how applying some basic principles of sensory processing in the classroom can r…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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EduTip 17: Repeat audience questions. 3:15

22d ago3:15

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When a student or audience member has a question, repeating it before you answer allows everyone else to hear it and gives you a chance to clarify the questioner's intent. ---------- You can find full written versions of these tips at cultofpedagogy.com/edutips. ------------------- Thanks to CommonLit for sponsoring this episode. ------------------…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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196: Four Models for Doing Blended Learning in Your Classroom 37:18

27d ago37:18

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Even though many of us are back in physical classrooms this year, blended learning offers a way to weave together online and offline learning to position students at the center of the learning process. Instead of reverting back to a teacher-led, whole-group instructional model, blended learning can free us from the front of the room and allow us to…

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ALSB's Pedagogy Podcast

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Creating a Constitution Week at Your Institution - 2.1 42:19

1M ago42:19

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Jehan El-Jourbagy, Associate Professor of Business Law & Ethics at Georgia College & State University, shares her experiences and advice in the propagation of civics education through Constitution Week activities. From her early roots assisting colleague Matthew Roessing, a fellow Academy of Legal Studies in Business scholar, to her plans for the f…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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195: Five Fantastic Ideas for Collaboration Projects 25:21

2M ago25:21

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Collaboration is great as long as you have high-quality projects for students to work on. In this episode, we'll explore five unique ideas for collaborative projects that can be adapted for any subject area, along with suggestions for adding criticality and opportunities for student agency to each one. ------------------- Thanks to CoderZ and Hapar…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Self Care is the Best Teacher Care with Carla Ward 39:37

2M ago39:37

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Carla Ward is an Early Childhood Educator and the founder of Early Learning Foundations, a business dedicated to education and enhancing the work of Early Childhood Educators. She has held a variety of roles in the education field for more than 17 years. Carla is a certified Wunderled educator and brings a sense of wonder and passion into every asp…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Dynamic Duo (NAPCAST) with Mike Browne & Nick Terrones 30:19

2M ago30:19

30:19

Napcast is a podcast co-hosted by two male educators of color working with our youngest citizens. Together, they challenge, tackle, and discuss topics at the intersection of education, race, culture, and identity. Bio: Nick Terrones (he/him) is Mexican-Native American, a descendant of the Chumash people whose traditional lands span a large part of …

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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EduTip 16: Do a smooth first read. 2:59

2M ago2:59

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Stopping while you read a text out loud might be necessary in order to explain, dissect, or analyze something, but those interruptions can really mess up a listener's experience of the text. Next time, start with a smooth first read, then start over and get into the instruction. ---------- You can find full written versions of these tips at cultofp…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Inspiring Universal Pre-K with Charnea Paris 34:13

2M ago34:13

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Charnea Paris is an educator seeking to make dynamic change in the lives of children where it is most needed. She teaches Pre-K at a public school in the South Bronx. One of her passions is incorporating identity work throughout the year. She believes that children need to learn about the world and the people around them early in life and that fail…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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194: Finding the Funk: 3 Ways to Add Culturally Responsive Critical Thinking to Your Lessons 41:14

2M ago41:14

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Critical thinking is something usually reserved only for advanced classes, but if we want our students to receive an equitable education, they all need regular practice in thinking critically. In this episode, Tangible Equity author Colin Seale shares three easy strategies for infusing critical thinking into any lesson. ------------------- Thanks t…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Social Justice & Diversity Teaching in Early Childhood with Semeka Smith-Williams 30:20

3M ago30:20

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Semeka Smith-Williams is a member of the The Institute for Social and Emotional Learning (IFSEL) which empowers educators, young people, and parents to transform their schools into caring, inclusive communities. For the past six years she served as the Director of Diversity and Equity at the Packer Collegiate Institute, a Preschool through grade 12…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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EduTip 15: Set aside time to set norms. 5:06

3M ago5:06

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If too many of your classroom plans go off the rails, you might need to add more norm-setting, where you clarify expectations in detail before starting an activity. It's a step some of us skip, but the time you spend on it will pay off later. ---------- You can find full written versions of these tips at cultofpedagogy.com/edutips. ----------------…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Being Play Responsive with Suzanne Axelsson 36:34

3M ago36:34

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Suzanne Axelsson has worked with children for over 30 years in roles. She works as a pedagogical consultant using experience and research in listening, philosophy with children and Indigenous Knowledge to guide creating democratic learning and play spaces in early childhood education. She works on the EY program at the Department of Child and Youth…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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193: Creating Language-Affirming Classrooms for Code-Switching Students 1:03:08

3M ago1:03:08

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Language shapes so much of who we are, but not all students feel they can bring their whole selves into the classroom. Even the most well-meaning teachers can unwittingly do more harm than good. In this episode, educator Andrea Castellano answers some common questions about students who code-switch between languages and dialects and shares research…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Embracing Technology through Play with Chloe Taylor 32:39

3M ago32:39

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Chloe Taylor Technology is a STEM Education consulting company based in New York City. Her company provides future-focused services for schools in STEM education and digital design to help facilitate meaningful learning experiences through the use of technology. As an entrepreneur, author and educator, her focus is to equip the next generation with…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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EduTip 14: Find teachable moments in the downtime. 3:52

3M ago3:52

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We spend a LOT of time with students, and quite a bit of that time is not used for direct instruction. This "downtime" offers plenty of tiny opportunities for teaching, assessment, and relationship building—we just have to recognize them. You can find full written versions of these tips at cultofpedagogy.com/edutips. ------------------- Thanks to P…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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192: How to Use Backward Chaining to Differentiate Instruction 27:09

3M ago27:09

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We've covered a lot of differentiation strategies over the years, and here's one you may not have heard of: backward chaining. It allows students to start a task a few steps ahead, allowing them to experience a sense of completion that might otherwise be out of reach. My guest Melanie Meehan explains how it works. ------------------- Thanks to Pear…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Inspirational Entrepreneurship with Yesenia Placencia 30:58

4M ago30:58

30:58

A native New Yorker, Yesenia started the development of Young Risers in May 2013. Working in NYC private schools for over eight years introduced her to the Reggio Approach. This fostered the idea of opening a school that catered this learning experience to families in her community. She holds a Masters of Science in Special Education from Concordia…

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Critical Digital Pedagogy Podcast

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Critical Digital Pedagogy for the Anthropocene 25:05

4M ago25:05

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Interview with Jonathan Lynch Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand Dr. Jonathan Lynch started his career as an outdoor educator across primary, secondary and tertiary education in the UK. Moving to Aotearoa New Zealand, he then worked as a Postgraduate Director with the Mind Lab, a future-focussed education company committed to the growth and implementat…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Sustainable Teaching Practices with Robin Koo 31:13

4M ago31:13

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Inspired by the Reggio Emilia practice, Robin Koo has been an Art Studio Teacher for over 16 years. She served as the Program Director of Teaching Beyond the Square from 2015-2018. In 2015, when Teaching Beyond the Square hosted the Wonder of Learning Exhibit, Robin was the Chair of the Atelier Committee, which created the Natural Materials and Lig…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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EduTip 13: Add novelty to boost learning. 4:48

4M ago4:48

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Adding an unexpected ingredient to a lesson makes students more likely to remember the thing they were supposed to learn. You can find full written versions of these tips at cultofpedagogy.com/edutips. ------------------- Thanks to Pear Deck for sponsoring this episode. -------------------

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Celebrating Children’s Differences with Jahidah Diaab 35:34

4M ago35:34

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The Blended Garden is an inspiration from nature, where flowers bring the message of inclusion and diversity to children, allowing for rich ongoing dialogue where parents and educators connect meaning to materials through nature's design. This book teaches children as they develop into 'universal beings' how to live in one another's space while acc…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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191: In Support of Trans Athlete Inclusion in Women's Sports 36:48

4M ago36:48

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Whether or not you're involved in athletics, all teachers will have transgender students in their classrooms, and understanding the issues that impact them will make you a better teacher for these vulnerable students. In this episode, I talk with former college athlete and sports policy scholar Katie Lever about the reasons trans athletes should be…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Building Teachers Up Beyond Professional Development with Barbara Burrington 47:18

4M ago47:18

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Barbara Burrington, a phenomenal Education Mentor, served as Interim Director of the UVM Campus Children’s School (2017 - 2020) where she had worked as Head Teacher from 1993 through 2007. She was the first Director of Community Based Partnerships for the College of Education at the University of Vermont (2020-2021) For the previous twelve years, B…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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Raising Resilient Children with Tunu Thom 44:21

4M ago44:21

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Tunu Thom is the author of “An Unexpected New Dream.” Inspired by the activism and artistry of Dr. Nina SimoneTunu establishes works that centralize around themes of motherhood, culture, futurism, sexuality, and world politics.…charged with cultivating joy, her brand of comedy is smart, hilarious and inspirational. Her work nurtures the curious, th…

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Pedagogy A-Go-Go

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Teaching with Grace and Leeway with Sonia Massie 1:04:22

5M ago1:04:22

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This month Gina and Tom sit down with Assistant Professor of Biology, Sonia Massie. In this episode, Sonia explains the value of teaching with grace and leeway and why she believes this compassion-based pedagogy is exactly what our students need now and moving forward. Listen in as she reflects on why she’s decided to move away from lectures and ho…

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The Powerful Pedagogy

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The Importance of Choice Time with Renee Dinnerstein 36:56

5M ago36:56

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Renée Dinnerstein, author of the Heinemann publication, Choice Time: How To Deepen Learning Through Inquiry And Play, has over 50 years experience working as an early childhood educator. She taught in Rome, Italy, in New York City at P.S. 321 and was teacher-director of the all-inclusion Children’s School early childhood annex. In 2001 until 2003, …

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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190: Why so many teachers are leaving, and why others stay. 57:15

5M ago57:15

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Teachers are leaving the classroom in larger numbers than ever, and many are breaking contracts mid-year just to get out. What can school leaders do to stop this? What makes one school lose teachers in the double digits, while others manage to hold on to almost everyone? In this episode, we'll hear the stories of four teachers who left their jobs i…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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EduTip 12: Model EVERYTHING. 6:04

5M ago6:04

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There are so many things we ask our students to do in school that they would do so much better if we just modeled it for them. While modeling is already probably a strategy you're using to teach some concepts, you probably could be using it a whole lot more, and getting more from your students as a result. You can find full written versions of thes…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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189: Eight Principles for Supporting Students with ADHD 33:06

6M ago33:06

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Many teachers don't know enough to effectively meet the needs of students with ADHD. In this episode, we'll take a look at 8 principles you can apply to your teaching that can help these students thrive. ------------------- Thanks to Listenwise and Read&Write by Texthelp for sponsoring this episode. -------------------…

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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

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EduTip 11: Replace general praise with something specific. 4:52

6M ago4:52

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When we say something generic like "good job," it might make a student feel good, but that's about it. What has a lot more impact is specific praise given to individual people. You can find full written versions of these tips at cultofpedagogy.com/edutips. ------------------- Thanks to Stash101 for sponsoring this episode. -------------------…

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Pedagogy A-Go-Go

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Humanities in Action—the Hope is You with Dr. Cara McClintock 1:09:23

6M ago1:09:23

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Welcome back and welcome to the start of season four! Join us as Gina and Tom sit down with Dr. Cara McClintock, Professor of English at Northampton Community College. In this episode, Cara shares her vision of the classroom as a two-way street and how she has learned that by embracing this relationship with her students, they each gain a greater u…

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