Behind The Chalk

Welcome to "Behind The Chalk", a podcast to share with you conversations with educators from every level discussing our passions, insights, research, and experiences across the profession!

Episode Notes

In this episode, I share with you my personal top 5 Microsoft 365 tools for productivity and organization! Like what you hear and want to learn more about these tools? Check out my YouTube channel, Lindsay Simpson's Spec-Tech-ular Classroom, to find tutorials for: 

And don't forget to check out all the upcoming features on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap! 

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Behind The Chalk I @ChalkEd I [email protected]

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Welcome to "Behind The Chalk", a podcast to share with you conversations with educators from every level discussing our passions, insights, research, and experiences across the profession!

Episode Notes

In this episode, I share with you my personal top 5 Microsoft 365 tools for productivity and organization! Like what you hear and want to learn more about these tools? Check out my YouTube channel, Lindsay Simpson's Spec-Tech-ular Classroom, to find tutorials for: 

And don't forget to check out all the upcoming features on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap! 

Support The Podcast

Did you enjoy today's episode? Follow the podcast!

Behind The Chalk I @ChalkEd I [email protected]

Follow the host Lindsay Simpson I @LSimpson1220 

Join The Conversation

Thank you for tuning into today's episode! We would love for you to support the podcast by rating and subscribing wherever you like to listen! Send us a message with your favorite Microsoft Tool so we can share it with others together! 

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Welcome to "Behind The Chalk", a podcast to share with you conversations with educators from every level discussing our passions, insights, research, and experiences across the profession! 

Episode Notes 

In this episode of, "Behind The Chalk", Lindsay chats with Mr. Pete Ebert, a Supervisor of Exceptional Students at Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES, but above all, he focuses on his role as "Principal" the most. Mr. Ebert shares how he took a growing program to new heights by buying a building, supporting his staff and families, and providing opportunities for his students with special needs, all through a pandemic! 

Support The Podcast 

Did you enjoy today's episode? Follow the podcast! 

Behind The Chalk I @ChalkEd I [email protected] 

Follow the host Lindsay Simpson I @LSimpson1220   

Join The Conversation 

Thank you for tuning into today's episode! We would love for you to support the podcast by rating and subscribing wherever you like to listen! Send us a message with your thoughts on today's topics- I would love to know what your experiences are and look forward to sharing your comments on the podcast each week! 

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Welcome to "Behind The Chalk", a podcast to share with you conversations with educators from every level discussing our passions, insights, research, and experiences across the profession! 

Episode Notes 

In this episode of, "Behind The Chalk", Lindsay chats with Mr. Pete Ebert, a Supervisor of Exceptional Students at Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES, but above all, he focuses on his role as "Principal" the most. Mr. Ebert shares how he took a growing program to new heights by buying a building, supporting his staff and families, and providing opportunities for his students with special needs, all through a pandemic! 

Support The Podcast 

Did you enjoy today's episode? Follow the podcast! 

Behind The Chalk I @ChalkEd I [email protected] 

Follow the host Lindsay Simpson I @LSimpson1220   

Join The Conversation 

Thank you for tuning into today's episode! We would love for you to support the podcast by rating and subscribing wherever you like to listen! Send us a message with your thoughts on today's topics- I would love to know what your experiences are and look forward to sharing your comments on the podcast each week! 

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Welcome to "Behind The Chalk", a podcast to share with you conversations with educators from every level discussing our passions, insights, research, and experiences across the profession!

Episode Notes

In this episode of, "Behind The Chalk", Lindsay chats with Jacob Carll, Assistant Professor of Musical Theater at SUNY Cortland, to discuss how he was able to continue reaching his students while teaching music virtually. Mr. Carll shares how his world shifted with the Pandemic and the innovative strategies he used to continue developing his student's skills! He also shares the process of how he coached his students to create music in a virtual world collaboratively for their final project in an amazing performance of The White Winter Hymnal. Click here to see their video! 

To reach out to Jacob Carll, you can send an e-mail to [email protected] or follow him on Instagram @jacobcarllonthekeys 

Support The Podcast

Did you enjoy today's episode? Follow the podcast! 

Follow the host

Join The Conversation

Thank you for tuning into today's episode! We would love for you to support the podcast by rating and subscribing wherever you like to listen! Send us a message with your thoughts on today's topics- I would love to know what your experiences are and look forward to sharing your comments on the podcast each week!

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Welcome to "Behind The Chalk", a podcast to share with you conversations with educators from every level discussing our passions, insights, research, and experiences across the profession!

Episode Notes

In this episode of, "Behind The Chalk", Lindsay chats with Jacob Carll, Assistant Professor of Musical Theater at SUNY Cortland, to discuss how he was able to continue reaching his students while teaching music virtually. Mr. Carll shares how his world shifted with the Pandemic and the innovative strategies he used to continue developing his student's skills! He also shares the process of how he coached his students to create music in a virtual world collaboratively for their final project in an amazing performance of The White Winter Hymnal. Click here to see their video! 

To reach out to Jacob Carll, you can send an e-mail to [email protected] or follow him on Instagram @jacobcarllonthekeys 

Support The Podcast

Did you enjoy today's episode? Follow the podcast! 

Follow the host

Join The Conversation

Thank you for tuning into today's episode! We would love for you to support the podcast by rating and subscribing wherever you like to listen! Send us a message with your thoughts on today's topics- I would love to know what your experiences are and look forward to sharing your comments on the podcast each week!

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Welcome to "Behind The Chalk", a podcast to share with you conversations with educators from every level discussing our passions, insights, research, and experiences across the profession! 

Episode Notes

In this episode of, "Behind The Chalk", Dr. Althea Need Kaminske (a cognitive psychologist and professor) and Dr. Adam Brown (an educational psychologist and professor) from St. Bonaventure University to talk about their book, Five Myths of Teaching and Learning- Debunked: A Guide For Teachers.  Dr. Kaminske and Dr. Brown are co-directors of the Center For Attention and Learning Memory (CALM). In addition to CALM, Dr. Kaminske also is a member of The Learning Scientists. Visit their website for more resources such as their blog, their podcast, free downloadable materials, and more! 

You can follow Dr. Kaminske on Twitter @DrSilverFox , The Learning Scientists @AceThatTest, and Dr. Brown at the  SBU Website!

Support The Podcast

Did you enjoy today's episode? Follow the podcast

Follow the host

Join The Conversation

Thank you for tuning into today's episode! Please share your thoughts with the world by rating and subscribing to this episode wherever you like to listen! Send us a message with your thoughts on today's topics- I love to read your thoughts and look forward to sharing your comments on the podcast each week!

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Welcome to "Behind The Chalk", a podcast to share with you conversations with educators from every level discussing our passions, insights, research, and experiences across the profession! 

Episode Notes

In this episode of, "Behind The Chalk", Dr. Althea Need Kaminske (a cognitive psychologist and professor) and Dr. Adam Brown (an educational psychologist and professor) from St. Bonaventure University to talk about their book, Five Myths of Teaching and Learning- Debunked: A Guide For Teachers.  Dr. Kaminske and Dr. Brown are co-directors of the Center For Attention and Learning Memory (CALM). In addition to CALM, Dr. Kaminske also is a member of The Learning Scientists. Visit their website for more resources such as their blog, their podcast, free downloadable materials, and more! 

You can follow Dr. Kaminske on Twitter @DrSilverFox , The Learning Scientists @AceThatTest, and Dr. Brown at the  SBU Website!

Support The Podcast

Did you enjoy today's episode? Follow the podcast

Follow the host

Join The Conversation

Thank you for tuning into today's episode! Please share your thoughts with the world by rating and subscribing to this episode wherever you like to listen! Send us a message with your thoughts on today's topics- I love to read your thoughts and look forward to sharing your comments on the podcast each week!

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