educators 2 educators Podcast

Apryl Riley, Program Director, Mentoring and Induction, at Illinois State University's Chicago Teacher Education Pipeline joins e2e to discuss Empathy and Sympathy in the classroom. We discuss three concepts within the topic: putting a story to each face in your classroom, being a community teacher, and bringing the community into your school. 

Are you thinking of creating flexible learning spaces in your classroom? Take a listen to Ms. Good discuss her transformation from traditional seating to flexible learning spaces. Also, Carrie reflects on the early success of e2e and her goal for shining a spotlight on incredible educators throughout the nation.

Ms. Good's favorite blogs on Flexible Seating:

http://www.flexibleinfirst.com/ 

http://www.firstieland.com/2017/06/ten-things-you-should-know-about.html 

http://www.twosharppencils.com/2017/01/new-to-flexible-seating-heres-10-things.html 

Lesley has taught English Learners in the Elementary Classroom for over 10 years in both Chicago Public Schools and Metro Nashville Public Schools. In this episode, we discuss 3 ways to help English Learners feel confident in the classroom including using morning meeting to build a comfortable learning environment, academic conversations to build language skills, and vocabulary overload for EL students in the classroom. 

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On this episode we discuss classroom discipline, keeping classroom interaction exciting, and homework assignments with Cameryn. Cameryn is a sophomore in college studying to be a special education student. She is excited but nervous and has many lingering questions as she learns to be a top-notch educator. 

Carrie welcomes Kelly, her mentor teacher, to discuss getting the year off the right start. Maria, her  sister and brand new teacher, joins us to ask pressing questions following her first week in the classroom. We cover classroom management, taking things slow, wait time and the difference between discipline and management.

On this episode we discuss classroom discipline, keeping classroom interaction exciting, and homework assignments with Cameryn. Cameryn is a sophomore in college studying to be a special education student. She is excited but nervous and has many lingering questions as she learns to be a top-notch educator. 

Carrie welcomes Kelly, her mentor teacher, to discuss getting the year off the right start. Maria, her  sister and brand new teacher, joins us to ask pressing questions following her first week in the classroom. We cover classroom management, taking things slow, wait time and the difference between discipline and management.

The pilot episode discusses WHO I am and WHY I'm starting this podcast. e2e is a podcast with the purpose of connecting educators from across the nation to improve their teaching practice through 3 concepts per episode. Whether you are studying to be a teacher or a veteran, you'll walk away with innovative ideas to improve your craft.

In this episode, learn 3 tips to start the year off right!