Educadence

In Episode 2, we talk about weaving a workout or two into your day.  Sometimes we find ourselves "too busy" to workout and stay healthy.  Our guest Mr. Bradford is a veteran, husband, father, runner, home gymmer and he teaches middle school and high school History.  This teacher is always researching different ways to stay active and healthy on YouTube and through podcasts.  He gives us his back story on why and how he got into teaching and his experience thus far.  

We have a short conversation about how much David Goggins, his book and his story mean to us.  He gives us tips on staying fit or getting into shape from home without spending money, finding extra time to get to a gym and leaving your house.   Mike has some "how to" tips to maximizing your 24 hours and avoiding that mental block that stops a lot of us from staying active.  

He gives us thoughts on cycling and commuting to work in the Bay Area as a teacher.  He will be back for future episodes please make sure to give it a listen, share and give us your feedback through voice message on Anchor.FM or on Instagram @educadence.

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“It all starts with respect” In episode 1, our special guest @vicentemagnificente Vincent Payne talked to us about business and the integration of real world education in the classroom. Listen to part 2 of this great dialogue. We talk about making the world feel smaller and opening the world to our students. We also mention the greatness of Jamie Escalante and raising the expectations in the classroom. Don’t forget to share this episode with friends, family and colleagues. We are here to educate with a special cadence. Leave your comments in a voice message and/or on Instagram @educadence.

In this short segment I talk about “Stand and Deliver” and what the movie means to me. The story behind the movie is amazing and it is based on Jaime Escalante and his teaching experience in East L.A. at Garfield High. This movie has always meant a lot to me because of the students in the movie and what they have to deal with to become “successful.” I love teachers that find ways to raise the bar and demand more from their students. I believe I can relate to this movie because the main character reminds me of my father and just seeing a Bolivian teacher push his Latinx students to the next level was amazing. I highly recommend the movie to anyone who wants to be inspired and take his teachings to their real life. I used a lot of these lessons in my high school soccer coaching days at Grant High School and currently in my classroom. I strive to create real world experiences in the classroom for all of my students.

In episode 1, our special guest Vincent Payne gave us some pointers on how business works and how anyone can start a business. We also discussed the value of empowering our students to gain confidence and make the world seem smaller to them. Listen to part 1 of a great dialogue. Don’t forget to share this episode with friends, family and colleagues. We are here to educate with a special cadence. Leave your comments in a voice message and/or on Instagram @educadence.

Who am I? The 5 Ws and 1 H.... Explaining what I am trying to do here, why and for who? Anyways, listen up and share this to a couple friends. Let’s get the word out. Follow me on IG at @educadence