In this episode of New Teacher Talk's Teaching Strategies series, guest host Ken King delves into the transformative power of elaboration as an effective teaching strategy. Join us as Ken explores the concept of elaboration through three compelling examples: leveraging personal experiences, harnessing visual imagery, and articulating concepts aloud. Through engaging anecdotes and practical insights, Ken demonstrates how educators can use elaboration to deepen student understanding, enhance retention, and promote critical thinking skills. Whether you're a new teacher seeking innovative strategies or a seasoned educator looking to expand your instructional toolkit, this episode offers valuable guidance and inspiration for incorporating elaboration into your teaching practice. Tune in to discover how you can empower your students to think, learn, and grow through the skill of elaboration.

In this episode of New Teacher Talk, hosts Anna and Beth engage in a lively discussion about pathways for growth tailored to early career educators. As passionate advocates for professional development and career advancement in education, Anna and Beth share valuable insights, tips, and resources to help new teachers navigate their career journey with confidence and purpose. Whether you're seeking opportunities for mentorship, pursuing advanced degrees, or exploring alternative career paths within education, this episode offers practical advice and inspiration to support your growth and development as an educator. Tune in to discover how you can chart a course for success and fulfillment in your teaching career.

Professional Organizations 

International Literacy Association 

National Council for Teachers of English  

National Council for Teachers of Mathematics 

National Council for the Social Studies 

National Association of the Educators of Young Children

The National Alliance of Black School Educators 

National Science Teaching Association 

National Board for Professional Teaching Standards

Teach+Plus

One-Year Placements 

Maxim Staffing 

Opportunities for Teaching Abroad

Cultural Vistas 

Global Exploration for Educators Organization 

Teach Beyond

In the newest episode of New Teacher Talk, presented in collaboration with the American Association for Employment in Education (AAEE), host Tim Neubert engages in a dynamic conversation with Ann Hlabangana-Clay from the Delaware Department of Education on the topic of "Ways to Advocate as a Teacher Leader." Join us as Ann shares her wealth of knowledge and experience, offering practical insights and actionable strategies for educators looking to amplify their voices and advocate for meaningful change within their schools and communities. This episode provides valuable guidance on how to effectively advocate for student needs, professional development opportunities, and policy changes that benefit the entire education ecosystem. Tune in to learn how you can become a powerful advocate and catalyst for positive transformation in education right from the start.

SPECIAL NOTE: This is the final episode in a four-part series offered during the month of March. We are pleased to announce the new partnership between AAEE and New Teacher Talk.  Be sure to get your copy of the 2024 Job Search Handbook for Educators.

Everybody who is looking for a teaching job hears the same advice, “Research the school.” In the newest episode of New Teacher Talk, presented in collaboration with the American Association for Employment in Education (AAEE), host Tim Neubert sits down with Dr. Sam Fecich to explore the essential steps in researching schools. You don’t just want a job; you want THE job. It's crucial for aspiring and experienced teachers alike to conduct thorough research to identify schools that align with your values, teaching philosophies, and professional goals. Join Tim and Dr. Sam as they share practical tips, tools, and a downloadable resource for navigating the school research process effectively. This episode equips you with the knowledge and insights needed to make informed decisions about your career path. Tune in to discover how you can find your ideal teaching environment and set yourself up for success in the classroom and beyond.

District Research Doc (NTT Podcast: How to Research a School to Find a Good Fit)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hMksyFss7XqqaGFjZWsWjtbdamYQSZBTXH4A1zXLrgY/edit?usp=sharing

(After clicking to open, please select "File" in the top menu followed by "Make a Copy".)

SPECIAL NOTE: This is the third of a four-part series to be offered during the month of March. We are pleased to announce the new partnership between AAEE and New Teacher Talk.  Be sure to get your copy of the 2024 Job Search Handbook for Educators.

In the latest episode of New Teacher Talk, presented in partnership with the American Association for Employment in Education (AAEE), host Tim Neubert sits down with Jeremy Eddie, a Diversity Talent HR Professional from Denver Public Schools, to discuss strategies for recruiting and intentionally retaining teachers after the hiring process. As the demand for qualified educators, particularly teachers of color, continues to rise, school districts are faced with the challenge of not only attracting top talent but also ensuring that they remain engaged and committed to their roles. Join Tim and Jeremy as they delve into the innovative approaches and best practices employed by Denver Public Schools to recruit, support, and retain educators. From targeted recruitment efforts to personalized professional development opportunities, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable tips for school administrators, hiring managers, and educators alike. Tune in to discover how you can create a supportive and inclusive environment that fosters teacher satisfaction, growth, and longevity.

SPECIAL NOTE: This is the second of a four-part series to be offered during the month of March. We are pleased to announce the new partnership between AAEE and New Teacher Talk.  Be sure to get your copy of the 2024 Job Search Handbook for Educators.

In this episode of New Teacher Talk, join host Tim Neubert from the American Association for Employment in Education (AAEE) and special guest Donna Cooper, The Workplace Coach, as they delve into the crucial elements of job applications in the field of education. Focusing on the often overlooked yet essential components, Tim and Donna discuss the art of crafting a standout cover letter and the significance of follow-up thank you notes in the job search process. Drawing from their extensive experience, they share valuable insights and practical tips to help aspiring educators make a lasting impression from the initial application to the final interview. Tune in to discover how mastering these aspects can elevate your candidacy and set you apart in a competitive job market.

SPECIAL NOTE: This is the first of a four-part series to be offered during the month of March. We are pleased to announce the new partnership between AAEE and New Teacher Talk.  Be sure to get your copy of the 2024 Job Search Handbook for Educators.

In this enlightening episode, delve into the world of virtual tutoring as Dr. Marygrace Farina explores the transformative power of reflection notes for teachers. Join Marygrace as she uncovers the importance of reflective practices in virtual tutoring sessions, dissecting what worked seamlessly, areas that require refinement, and avenues for further exploration. Discover how these insights not only enhance teaching effectiveness but also foster continuous growth and improvement in the virtual learning environment. Moreover, explore how these reflection notes serve as invaluable communication tools, bridging the gap between educators and students' families. Tune in to unlock the secrets of reflective teaching and elevate your virtual tutoring experience to new heights.

In this episode of New Teacher Talk, join guest Marygrace Farina as she delves into the world of virtual tutoring, offering invaluable insights and practical strategies for educators navigating remote learning environments. With the shift to online tutoring, many educators are seeking effective ways to support their students outside of the traditional classroom setting. Marygrace shares her expertise and highlights a variety of resources and techniques that can enhance the virtual tutoring experience for both tutors and learners alike. From leveraging digital tools and platforms like Google Classroom and Education.com, to fostering engagement and motivation, this episode provides essential guidance for educators looking to make a positive impact through virtual tutoring. Whether you're an experienced tutor or new to the virtual landscape, tune in to gain valuable tips and inspiration for creating meaningful learning experiences for your students in an online setting.

In the latest episode of New Teacher Talk, Faith Bitok provides valuable insights into competency-based instruction in Kenya, her home country. Faith emphasizes the importance of social-emotional learning as a foundational element of competency-based instruction, highlighting its role in nurturing global citizens. Listeners gain a deeper understanding of the educational landscape in Kenya and the significance of integrating social-emotional learning into instruction to foster well-rounded and globally-minded students.

The latest episode of New Teacher Talk features Melissa Laun and Heather Lyon discussing the significance of having a best friend at work who can provide listening, understanding, and support. The episode delves into the positive impact of having a trusted confidant in the workplace, particularly in the teaching profession. Melissa and Heather explore how such a bond can contribute to a supportive and nurturing work environment, ultimately benefiting both personal well-being and professional growth.