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Teaching is filled with moments of joy, but it also comes with challenges that test even the most dedicated educators. In this episode, we explore the resilience and perseverance that help teachers stay focused on their purpose through difficult seasons. Because the educators who make the greatest impact aren't those who never struggle—they're the ones who keep showing up.
How can we help students grow into confident writers? In this episode, our Dyslexia/Literacy Specialist explores the new writing rubric and shares practical strategies teachers can use to support student success. Tune in for ideas to guide instruction, strengthen students’ writing skills, and help every learner take the next step in their writing journey!
3-10 AR ATLAS Rubric
Today's guest is Kaleigh Alwood, a music teacher from Gentry Public Schools. In this episode, Kaleigh breaks down how to effectively connect music to all subject areas. You definitely don't want to miss this episode.
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Stories from the Classroom
What happens when learning takes flight?
In this episode, we step inside a high school Aerial Manned Systems program to discover how students are turning their interests into real-world skills and exploring future career opportunities. Hear how hands-on learning, career connections, and unique experiences are helping students discover what’s possible beyond the classroom.
Join us for an inspiring look at a program that is preparing students for wherever their future may take them!
Teaching is about so much more than what happens during a lesson. It’s about the relationships we build with our students, the coworkers who walk alongside us, and the moments that remind us why we chose this profession in the first place.
Join us as we visit with Christhian Saaverdra, assistant principal at Crossroads Learning in Rogers, Arkansas, for an encouraging and inspiring conversation about connection, community, and finding joy in the work we do each day.
What happens when special education and general education truly come together? Join us as we talk with Robin Stripling, Inclusion Specialist at NWAESC, about the “why” behind accommodations and how teachers can realistically plan lessons that give every student the opportunity to succeed. We’ll explore practical ways to bridge the gap between special education and general education and create classrooms where all learners can thrive.
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Code Talker Lesson Plan
AI Prompts
NWA Inclusive Education
Want to hear what we are up to this summer? Take a listen, we have some good things happening.
Join us in today's episode as we learn from our tech guy about cyber security and ways we can all stay safe.
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In this conversation, Chelsea, the APSCN user support coordinator, shares insights into her role in supporting school districts with e-school technology. She discusses her responsibilities, including training, troubleshooting, and assisting with state reporting cycles. The conversation highlights the impact of her work on classrooms and teachers, emphasizing the importance of utilizing e-school tools for instructional decisions.
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Get ready for stories, shout-outs, and big wins! In this episode, hear from students and administrators across our incredible districts and universities. Grab a friend, play along with our trivia game, and claim your bragging rights!
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The school day may be finished, but the ideas and inspiration keep going! Inspiration After the Bell brings you interviews with knowledgeable educators providing tips and practical…