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Episode 17: Rural Education in the Age of COVID with Lance McClard 48:10

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Rural schools faced challenges of isolation even before the quarantine took effect. Dr. Lance McClard, Principal of North Elementary in Jackson, Missouri knows this well and shares his insight on how well-entrenched systems could be challenged as we consider a return in the Fall.

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Episode 16: Trauma-It's EVERYONE's problem now (Part 2) 35:22

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So what does a trauma informed school actually look like? In the second part of our conversation with Michelle Benedict, we explore the basics of trauma informed classrooms and lessons. Learn simple ways to get everyone on the path to social/emotional well being in this episode! Resources mentioned in both episodes are listed below.…

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Episode 15: Trauma-It's EVERYONE's problem now (Part 1) 50:04

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If you didn't think it was important to learn trauma-informed practices before, you've probably changed your tune (as many of us have) since the outbreak of COVID-19. In this two part episode, we chat with Michelle Benedict, elementary teacher and speaker on trauma-informed practices and culture in schools. For this segment, we explore trauma as it's defined in educational settings and how we'll need to adapt to the new conditions for the 20/21 school year.…

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Episode 14: Parents as Partners 46:47

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What does it take to build a culture where parents are truly seen as partners? We explore this question with Amy De La Hunt, a former Director with Parents as Teachers, who helped build their curriculum and create content for parents to better understand childhood development. As this relationship evolves with the recent changes to our system as a result of CO VID-19, you won't want to miss this one!…

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Episode 13: Distance Learning in Difficult Times 57:51

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This re-broadcast of a 3/12 webinar in cooperation with the Educational Technology Association of St. Louis shares a variety of views on the challenges and opportunities in moving content online. Topics include: Logistical Challenges Replacing Lectures/Direct Instruction Replacing Discussions Replacing Labs/Hands-On activities Replacing Quizzes/Tests Replacing Group Work Resources mentioned will be added to the website: https://www.educatestl.org/distancelearningduringcrisis…

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Episode 12: Academics and Anxiety with Amy Kruger 41:24

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In this follow up from our conversation on anxiety from the student perspective, we now explore the teacher side with Amy Kruger, gifted educator at Maplewood Richmond Heights. Amy's many years in the field have seen significant changes to how schools identify and treat kids with anxiety disorder and offers practical ways all educators can support this (often invisible) condition.…

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Episode 11: Constant Crisis with Megan Peach 28:21

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In this first episode of a two part series on Generalized Anxiety Disorder, we speak with eighth grade student Megan Peach who has suffered from the disorder since her toddler years. She shares insight into the things many educators can't see with a full class of students and an oppressive schedule.

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Episode 10: Show Me The Money with Charmaine Smith 36:27

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If you spend your car ride home dreaming of chrome carts, VR kits, and iPads, then you're in luck! This week we chat with Charmaine Smith, Executive Director of the Innovative Education Technology Fund. ITEF awards more than $200,000 in grants for tech basics, innovative projects, and professional learning annually. Charmaine has years of experience in the non-profit space and shares her insight and ITEF's vision and goals so you can better understand how to align your dreams and cash in! ITEF Website STL Central Library-Creative Experience…

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Episode 9: The power of the library in a 21st century school with Ethan Evans 36:53

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Will the librarians of the 21st century become the most powerful and influential people in the school? This week's chat explores the many ways this space and the people in it have evolved and adapted to the radically shifting industries like publishing, technology, social media and more. Ethan Evans explores such issues in his podcast, Checked In and is here to share his thoughts with us on what it takes for a modern school to thrive with libraries at the center. Before you think about trading in your teaching certificate for one in school libraries, give it a listen! People to follow! Whitney Zanter: Twitter & Instagram Cassy Nicolay: Twitter & Instagram…

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Episode 8: Foreign Language in a Globalized World with Heather Mattingly 38:50

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Do we really need to learn foreign language in the age of Google Translate? Spanish teacher, Heather Mattingly (once she stops laughing) argues it's never been more important to expose ourselves and our students to the many lessons foreign language and culture studies can teach us. As our businesses become more entwined with foreign nations and we all struggle together with massive challenges like climate change, we need the next generation to lead the way through productive and cooperative international relationships. We cover a lot of territory here from basics like apps and tools to help us all with language acquisition to reasons we don't seem to take our kids on as many foreign trips as we once did. Looking to develop your own global mindset? Start with this episode! Episode links: Quizlet Duolingo Google Translate Pen Pal World Pen Pal Schools EdPuzzle EF Tours (this is a great place to start looking at tours for your school but there are plenty of other companies doing great work)…

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Episode 7: Roles and Reform with Robert Dillon 42:41

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Can education actually shift if we change the way we think about staffing and jobs in our schools? This week we chat with Dr. Bob Dillon, an Innovation director, speaker, and all-around advocate for school reform through the lens of technology and learning space design. His MANY roles in education have informed his truly unique approach to school structures and the way we support our teachers. He has a few surprising calls for courage in leadership that will leave you wondering if you should reconsider how we structure the adults who support learning in our schools every day. Bob's Links: Dr. Dillon's website Learning Space Design Resources Sign up for his newsletter here Other references: Range book Washington University Institute for School Partnership Magic House COCA STL…

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Episode 6: Not your Mama's Art Class with Rebecca Hare 45:07

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Rebecca Hare isn't your average art teacher. As a former product designer turned educator, speaker, and learning space design consultant, she supports an approach to art education unlike most others. Her students create some of the most unique projects in visual art for Clayton High School while learning critical skills in collaboration, creation, and presentation. Her insights can help all educators learn how to support students' understanding of their content area within the larger context of their role in an increasingly entrepreneurial and tech-driven world. A few of the topics include: Putting critical skills ahead of standards Supporting technology use for any budget How to ask for (and receive) necessary funding for your project Learn more through the resources below: Rebecca's Website Harvard's Studio Habits of Mind STL CAPS (Center for Advanced Professional Studies)…

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Episode 5: All Hail the Sociologists with Glenn Barnes 57:45

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Social Studies teachers are tired of it. It's not that STEAM isn't critical to our future or that reading and writing aren't fundamental to our learning . But consistently leaving out the skills that make us uniquely human and will distinguish the best of us going forward is genuinely shortsighted. Glenn Barnes, a social studies coordinator at SLPS explores the reasons why social studies tends to land at the bottom of the pile, the problems with teaching history in a relevant way, and the original sin for our city that prevents the future we really want. This one isn't just for SS teachers, y'all! Learning how to incorporate citizenship and information gathering is critical with our next big election just one year away! Some of his work referenced is below: Glenn Barnes (Twitter) Pruitt-Igoe Missouri History Museum Washington Post article on how government policy (more than personal bias) led to racial segregation…

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Episode 4: Renewing your passion for teaching with Genius Hour 34:52

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In this episode, we'll explore Genius Hour with Kyle Elmendorf. He started this project in his own classroom after 12 years of teaching left him losing a little passion for the work. The talents of his kids as displayed through these projects blew him away! See the blog and other episodes at educatestl.org!…

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Episode 3: Rentable Science: Student Engagement Delivered! 29:43

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To celebrate this week's National Science Teachers Association Conference held in St. Louis, we're chatting with the Institute for School Partnership's MySci Team! Learn how to get fun, engaging, standards-based science kits delivered directly to your classroom. An associated blog post and links to great resources available at educatestl.org!…

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