Building professional networks on Twitter is a common practice for teachers. James and Mia spend this ride talking about the value of Twitter and what if it were to disappear as a social networking tool. 

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The Wyoming Education Association filed a lawsuit against the state of Wyoming. Saddle up your horse to join the ride with James as he explores how Wyoming schools are funded and the details of the pending lawsuit. 

In this episode, James and Mia saddle up and let the horses run through the topic of professional development. Historically, sit and get PD doesn't best serve teachers' needs, but what experiences work? What changes might help teachers evolve their practice in meaningful ways? Join the conversation about what professional learning might look like in Wyoming. 

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Join this ride as James talks with Rachel Henkle about coming out of the chute as a new middle school teacher in Cheyenne, WY.   

James and Mia corraled a cowboy from Montana to join this ride. Listen to a conversation with Kelly Kinsey about the teacher mental health crisis. 

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Grab your chaps and spurs...and don't forget your 10-gallon hat...to jump on this ride with James and Mia as they talk about Dresscode! 

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Yeeeeee Haw! Should we or shouldn't we... have cell phones in the classroom? Join James and Mia as they explore the current trends of cell phones in the classroom. 

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Jump back in the saddle with James and Mia to explore what is upcoming in season 4. #CowboyED

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Saddle up your horse for this summer ride as James and Mia talk with a guest about teacher attrition in Wyoming. Dr. Mark Perkins from the University of Wyoming shares insights from his state-wide research sharing the teachers' perspective of education in Wyoming. Join the discussion @CowboyEDpod.

Contrary to popular belief that teachers have the summer off, CowboyED knows they aren't lounging around the water hole in flip-flops and sun hats. James and Mia explore the work that teachers really do in the summer. Join the conversation @CowboyEDpod.