This week’s episode features my interview with Tammy Mitchell, the elementary school guide. She has worked with the Mercury and Gemini schools as they navigate the redesign process. Hear some of her background and some of the amazing things she’s seen in the redesign elementary schools. Check it out.

Follow Tammy and KSDE Redesign on Twitter: @ksderedesign
Email: [email protected]

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This week’s episode features an interview with some teachers from Westview Elementary in Olathe. Christie Thomason (Art), Colleen Redelsheimer (2nd), and Tanya Mathieu (1st) talk about their school’s learner showcase which allows students to share their learning through Project Based Learning units.

For more information about their school's redesign on Twitter check out:
Westview Elementary School- @WestviewElem
Christie Thomason (Art)- @wv_wildcats_art
Colleen Redelsheimer (2nd)- @ColleenRed65
Tanya Mathieu (1st)- @MissusMathieu ‏


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In this episode I interviewed, Dr. Randy Watson, the Commissioner of Education for the State of Kansas. He shares a little of his background and the background of the Kansas Moonshot Redesign as well as the state’s role in supporting teachers in their redesign projects.

Follow him on Twitter: @KsCommissioner

For more information about Kansas Redesign check out:
https://www.ksde.org and click on Kansas Redesign or

Email:
Jay Scott (secondary) [email protected]
Tammy Mitchell (elementary) [email protected]

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In this episode I take you behind the scenes of the podcast. Here are a few of the resources mentioned:

https://calendly.com/
https://zencastr.com/
https://www.spreaker.com/

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In this episode I share why I think you should tell your story.

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