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Erika Nielsen Andrew is the Chief Academic Officer at Teaching Channel. She started her career as a high school social studies teacher in several Bay Area schools. After a short stint as a high school administrator, she earned her doctorate at University of California, Berkeley, and went on to found and lead several coaching groups at the School of Education, including the Urban Schools Network and the Teaching and Learning Alliance.
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In this episode you will learn:
How she and Teaching Channel are working to make professional learning as invigorating and inspiring as can be.
Where she began her career and how it ultimately led to a career at Teaching Channel.
Why we need to open the doors on more classrooms
The two similarities between coaching athletes and coaching teachers
Two sure-fire ways to give feedback to large numbers of students
How Teaching Channel establishes its culture of respect and collaboration
The primary reason why most professional development is inadequate
The struggles teachers still face with the Common Core
The 3 easy things any teacher can do when they first arrive on Twitter chat
Why a personal passion outside of the classroom is so important inside the classroom
Follow Erika Nielsen Andrew on Twitter @thenewready
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Erika Nielsen Andrew is the Chief Academic Officer at Teaching Channel. She started her career as a high school social studies teacher in several Bay Area schools. After a short stint as a high school administrator, she earned her doctorate at University of California, Berkeley, and went on to found and lead several coaching groups at the School of Education, including the Urban Schools Network and the Teaching and Learning Alliance.
Subscribe to Talks with Teachers on iTunes
In this episode you will learn:
How she and Teaching Channel are working to make professional learning as invigorating and inspiring as can be.
Where she began her career and how it ultimately led to a career at Teaching Channel.
Why we need to open the doors on more classrooms
The two similarities between coaching athletes and coaching teachers
Two sure-fire ways to give feedback to large numbers of students
How Teaching Channel establishes its culture of respect and collaboration
The primary reason why most professional development is inadequate
The struggles teachers still face with the Common Core
The 3 easy things any teacher can do when they first arrive on Twitter chat
Why a personal passion outside of the classroom is so important inside the classroom
Follow Erika Nielsen Andrew on Twitter @thenewready
The post #77 Teaching Channel’s Erika Nielsen Andrew appeared first on Talks with Teachers.