Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share #78 Sarah Donovan of Ethical ELA
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
#78 Sarah Donovan of Ethical ELA
Sarah Donovan
Ethical ELA provides teachers with that which is compassionate, just, and good in English Language Arts for the human beings with whom we are entrusted. Written by teachers, teacher educators, parents, and students for the good of humanity.
In this episode Sarah and I discuss:
Her transition from social work to education
What she brought from her social work background into the classroom
The lessons she learned as a new teacher
How to effectively navigate the systems of a school
How a unit of genocide changed the trajectory of her teaching career
Why vulnerability is important in the classroom
How Ethical ELA contributes to the conversation of responsibility, ethics, and dignity in teaching
Why blogging is more empathetic than narcissistic
Check out Sarah's post on oversharing
The post #78 Sarah Donovan of Ethical ELA appeared first on Talks with Teachers.
View all episodes
By Brian Sztabnik: English Teacher, Blogger, PodcasterSarah Donovan
Ethical ELA provides teachers with that which is compassionate, just, and good in English Language Arts for the human beings with whom we are entrusted. Written by teachers, teacher educators, parents, and students for the good of humanity.
In this episode Sarah and I discuss:
Her transition from social work to education
What she brought from her social work background into the classroom
The lessons she learned as a new teacher
How to effectively navigate the systems of a school
How a unit of genocide changed the trajectory of her teaching career
Why vulnerability is important in the classroom
How Ethical ELA contributes to the conversation of responsibility, ethics, and dignity in teaching
Why blogging is more empathetic than narcissistic
Check out Sarah's post on oversharing
The post #78 Sarah Donovan of Ethical ELA appeared first on Talks with Teachers.