#029 Coronavirus & Distance Learning
Today’s episode comes to you from a distance. We are both recording in separate locations so that we can be protected from COVID-19 and we are talking...
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This podcast spotlights inspiring and passionate educators from Tennessee, the United States, and across the world. Here, we discuss innovation, technology, pedagogy, and much more.
#028 Guess Who's Back
We’re baaaaack! We know you have probably missed us-don’t tell us if you haven’t- but sometimes life gets in the way. It is almost like returning to s...
#027 A Conversation With a New Teacher: Caroline Davis
On today's episode, we are talking with Caroline Roberts Davis. Caroline is currently finishing up her second year of teaching 6th grade science at th...
#026 Q & A
On today’s episode, we are answering listener questions! You guys have posted in our Facebook group, emailed us, and even left us voicemails on our sc...
#025 A Conversation on Student Teaching
Today, we are headed into educational territory that people don’t often talk about. That’s right, we are talking all about student teachers. It is imp...
#024 I Wish Professional Development Was
We are wrapping up the school year and the end is in sight, so the last thing on your mind is professional development. In our experience, someone can...
#023 Loud Learning with Tom Loud
We are bringing you a conversation with the one and only Tom Loud. Tom is the principal for the Preferred Flex Academy. He is also a Twitter celebrity...
#022 Top Tenn Teacher Qualities
Today, we are sitting down to discuss the qualities that make a good teacher. Most of us have interviewed for a job at some point and been asked, “Wha...
#021 Climbing the Ladder with Jennifer Moore
In this episode, we are talking to a Blount County Schools legend, Mrs. Jennifer Moore. Jennifer currently serves as the Secondary Supervisor for Blou...
#020 Top Fictional Characters and What We Can Learn From Them
In this episode, I will be sharing with you my top five fictional characters and lessons we can learn from them in teaching. These are not necessarily...