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Download EpisodeDoug Peterson and Stephen Hurley gather for their weekly conversation featuring the latest writing from the following Ontario educators:(The agenda, with rough timestamps)0:00 Stephen and Doug chat0:10 EduGals - @EduGals0:20 Will Gourley - @WillGourley0:30 Nilmini Ratwatte-Henstridge – @NRatwatte0:40 Jennifer Hutchison - @TESLOntario0:50 Lisa Corbett - @LisaCorbett0271...
Download EpisodeI enjoyed the opportunity to talk with Jason Lange, the co-founder and President of BloomBoard. Prior to founding BloomBoard, Jason worked in private equity and was also an early member of the NewSchools Venture Fund team, where he supported the development of the initial edtech investment thesis for the NewSchools Seed Fund (now Reach Capital). Jason received his BA from Yale University and is also a graduate of Stanford’s joint MA/MBA in Education and Business Administration Program. About BloomBoard BloomBoard is a...
Download EpisodeThis episode is about Well Being and Efficacy for educators. Changing curriculum, developing new skills sets and evolving old ones, a quest for work life balance, and managing the daily stresses of teaching are only a few challenges to our sense of well being and efficacy. The two are deeply connected and the better we understand this, the better we can address it. Many tips and strategies were shared on this episode to help educators care for themselves, their students, and each other.On...
Download EpisodeGettin' Air with Charles Logan. A Learning Sciences PhD student at Northwestern University, Charles joins the show to chat about resistance and refusal of educational technologies, Luddite pedagogies, and how Audrey Watters is the GOAT....
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Download EpisodeIn the Mindset Minute (1:53), Tom shares his thoughts on why we must allow our negative thoughts to flow through us. Then (6:18) Tom is joined by author, speaker, and trapping Mathematician Alex Kajitani to discuss his latest book, "Owning It: Proven Strategies to Ace and Embrace Teaching. Finally, in Assessment Corner (47:20), Tom discusses a common assessment dilemma. Alex on "X" (Twitter)Alex on FacebookAlex on Instagramwww.alexkajitani.com UPCOMING EVENTS Grading from the Inside OutCharleston, SC (Oct. 11-12)Standards-Based Learning in ActionSeattle, WA (Oct....
Download EpisodeThis week on #Educrush, we’re talking to a recent high school graduate and previous guest to the pod, Reese Gagne. She shares her insights about the value, complexity and elusive nature of community as she begins her post-secondary journey, and we begin our school year! Links: Continue the conversation with Natalie on Twitter or Instagram Continue the conversation with Alex on Twitter or Instagram Join our Facebook group for community, connection and allies. ...
Download EpisodeThis week, Dr. Boogren calls on the Squad to be more purposeful with how they start their day. Reap the rewards of joy. For episode resources, see SelfCareForEducators.com. Music: Happy Clappy Ukulele by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com...
Download EpisodeI recently had a great chat with Dan Wolfe, an educator who has served in many roles. He is also the author of the book Becoming The Change. We had such a wonderful discussion about education, learning, constant growth, and the importance of reflection. A little about Dan: Dan grew up in Germantown, Maryland, and went to Flagler College in Saint Augustine, Florida. He has served in Pasco County, Florida for more than 25 years. During my time there he has held roles...
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In this episode, the hosts and the guest discuss the need to recognize diverse learning contexts and narratives, the importance of addressing social justice, and the politics behind determining "good learning" in adult education. Dr. Brigham emphasizes the transformative potential of exploring different ideas, theories, and ideological perspectives, such as Africentricity (no, that is not a spelling mistake), to move society forward. They also delve into the significance of the critical legacy in adult education and the exploration of unconventional forms of knowledge...
Download EpisodeThis episode features Usha James from the Critical Thinking Consortium. Listen in as Usha and our project leads from CPCO and OPC discuss an inquiry based approach to leading the implementation of the Ontario Language Curriculum (Grades 1 to 8) with a focus on leadership moves/actions to support principals in beginning this important work.”About our guestUsha James spent 12 years as a secondary teacher and five years seconded to OISE at the University of Toronto, as an instructor in the Initial Teacher Education...
Download EpisodeThrough this four episode special series of Public Good, Stephen and Shannon speak to presenters from a SSHRC funded symposium, Public Conversations About Privatization: Rejecting the Marketization of Public School Systems in Canada. The symposium, held on May 26 & 27th, 2023, at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), brought together academics, educators, activists and community groups from across Canada to discuss: a) the ideological motivations of educational reforms; b) the way these reforms are manifesting “uniquely” in each province; and...
Download EpisodeThis week, Doug and Stephen discuss new writing from the following Ontario educators:The agenda, with rough timestamps0:00 Stephen and Doug chat0:10 Amy Bowker - @amyebowker0:20 Diana Maliszewski - @MzMollyTL0:30 Cameron Steltman - @MrSteltman0:40 Tim King - @tk1ng0:50 Matthew Morris - @callmemrmorris...
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Download EpisodeKnown as script or handwriting, and used for signatures, cursive writing had fallen out of favour for a while in many education systems, but there is a lot of research that supports its reintroduction in the revised Ontario Curriculum released in June. We are exploring the why’s, what’s and so what’s of the cursive comeback on tonight’s OnEdMentors.On tonight's panel:Michelle JacobsYvonne Messenger @MsYMessengerJessica Laccetti @JessLResources mentioned in tonight's broadcasthttps://theconversation.com/cursive-handwriting-is-back-in-ontario-schools-its-success-depends-on-at-least-5-things-209078https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/the-athletes-way/202010/why-cursive-handwriting-is-good-your-brainhttps://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.01810/full https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s7-e8-writing-your-way-to-better-reading-with-steve-graham/id1483513974?i=1000622365781 (Steve Graham talks briefly about handwriting [manuscript, cursive, and d’nealian script] in this...
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In this episode, Dr. Jean Clinton dives deep into the transformative potential of truly listening, amplifying unheard voices, and challenging the power dynamics that exist in our society perpetuating marginalization and inequality. Our guests, Fitsum Areguy, along with WRDSB Director of Education jeewan chanicka, take us on an inspiring journey, urging us to prioritize children's voices and revolutionize our systems for true change. They share profound insights on the concept of "opacity" and resisting the urge to always understand others. We'll explore the...
Download EpisodeWelcome to the new season of the Better Me Podcast. In this episode I give a quick summary of the guests coming up and talk about the importance of belonging, a theme that will run through many of the episodes this season. I also take a few minutes to talk about how new education policies are denying a sense of belonging to some of our students....
Download EpisodeWhat makes for good design? If teachers are to see themselves as learning designers, what qualities might guide their work? Join Natalie as she talks to a professional interior designer to discover parallels to teaching. Show Notes: If architects create the outside of a building, interior designers create the inside (of which decoration is only one small piece). Good design is more of a noun than a verb that includes functionality, inclusiveness, aesthetics, and a powerful user experience. There are many parallels...
Download EpisodeWhat's better than having music that perfectly uplifts your vibe? This week, the Squad carefully curates their tunes. For episode resources, see SelfCareForEducators.com. Music: Happy Clappy Ukulele by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com...
Download EpisodeThrough this four episode special series of Public Good, Stephen and Shannon speak to presenters from a SSHRC funded symposium, Public Conversations About Privatization: Rejecting the Marketization of Public School Systems in Canada. The symposium, held on May 26 & 27th, 2023, at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), brought together academics, educators, activists and community groups from across Canada to discuss: a) the ideological motivations of educational reforms; b) the way these reforms are manifesting “uniquely” in each province; and...
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