Today's episode is all about how we present ourselves online as professionals, along with more about how you can build out your classroom by using provocations/space for student work.

Today's episode is all about how we present ourselves online as professionals, along with more about how you can build out your classroom by using provocations/space for student work.

Changing your Environment and Digital Ethics

This podcast is dedicated as a project for a class I am currently taking, however, I have always found myself loving to talk to others about education/improvement. You will find the first episode to be about the why I am doing this, who I am and why I have shifted my way of teaching. I hope that as this continues, I can improve upon it, but you can expect to hear from collaborators if it continues, with interviews from relevant people within teaching and Reggio Emelia.Reach out to me with questions or comments for improvement/curiosities at: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:zsnyder@nwmissouri.edu">zsnyder@nwmissouri.edu</a>I do not have social media, so email is the best way to reach me. If this were to take off I will start a social media feed through different platforms to share more information.Notes for the audience:My name is Zachrey Snyder and I have been in and around education for 10 years now. I started my career working in before and afterschool care within a school. I went back to school to get my bachelor's degree to teach while working there. I have had a love/hate relationship with teaching, but my current role, which you can learn more about listening, guided me through some of my toughest teaching moments and helped me find the love of teaching again.

Education

Self-Improvement

Language Learning

This podcast is dedicated as a project for a class I am currently taking, however, I have always found myself loving to talk to others about education/improvement. You will find the first episode to be about the why I am doing this, who I am and why I have shifted my way of teaching. I hope that as this continues, I can improve upon it, but you can expect to hear from collaborators if it continues, with interviews from relevant people within teaching and Reggio Emelia. Reach out to me with questions or comments for improvement/curiosities at: zsnyder@nwmissouri.edu I do not have social media, so email is the best way to reach me. If this were to take off I will start a social media feed through different platforms to share more information. Notes for the audience: My name is Zachrey Snyder and I have been in and around education for 10 years now. I started my career working in before and afterschool care within a school. I went back to school to get my bachelor's degree to teach while working there. I have had a love/hate relationship with teaching, but my current role, which you can learn more about listening, guided me through some of my toughest teaching moments and helped me find the love of teaching again.

This podcast is dedicated as a project for a class I am currently taking, however, I have always found myself loving to talk to others about education/improvement. You will find the first episode to be about the why I am doing this, who I am and why I have shifted my way of teaching. I hope that as this continues, I can improve upon it, but you can expect to hear from collaborators if it continues, with interviews from relevant people within teaching and Reggio Emelia.Reach out to me with questions or comments for improvement/curiosities at: <a href="mailto:zsnyder@nwmissouri.edu" rel="noopener noreferrer">zsnyder@nwmissouri.edu</a>I do not have social media, so email is the best way to reach me. If this were to take off I will start a social media feed through different platforms to share more information.Notes for the audience:My name is Zachrey Snyder and I have been in and around education for 10 years now. I started my career working in before and afterschool care within a school. I went back to school to get my bachelor's degree to teach while working there. I have had a love/hate relationship with teaching, but my current role, which you can learn more about listening, guided me through some of my toughest teaching moments and helped me find the love of teaching again.

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