New Teacher Talk

New Teacher Talk

By Elizabeth Wilkins and Anna Quinzio-ZafranEducation
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New Teacher Talk episodes

  • Ep 35: Balancing the Scales: Work and Life as a New Educator

    In this episode, join Kelly Finnen, sixth grade teacher at Prairie Middle School, as she explores the challenges of work-life balance for new educators, who often face long hours and high demands in their jobs. Kelly offers practical tips and strategies for managing time and stress, setting boundaries, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. She also discusses the importance of self-care and the role of support networks in helping new educators navigate the demands of their jobs. Whether you're a new teacher, counselor, or administrator, this podcast will provide you with valuable insights and tools for achieving balance and well-being in your personal and professional life.

    7 min
  • Ep 34: Transforming Tutoring: Harnessing Technology for Student Success

    Discover how technology is reshaping the landscape of student tutoring. In this episode, join Marygrace Farina to explore the integration of online platforms and virtual resources to deliver engaging learning experiences. In this episode, Marygrace delves into the benefits of remote tutoring and immersive technologies, discussing how she leverages video conferencing platforms, interactive whiteboards and screen sharing to create a personalized learning experience for students she tutors. Tune in to stay ahead of the curve in modern education.

    5 min
  • Ep 33: Demystifying Assessment, Episode 2: Standardized Assessment

    Join Dan Frederking from American Institutes for Research as he delves into the vast world of assessment and demystifies assessment practices in three episodes. In this second episode, join Dan as he uses the metaphor of regular medical check-ups to help us understand standardized assessments. He provides insights into how teachers can effectively navigate these assessments to inform their instruction and support student learning. Gain valuable strategies and perspectives that will empower you to leverage standardized assessments as valuable tools in your teaching practice.

    5 min
  • Ep 32: Demystifying Assessment, Episode 1: Terminology

    Join Dan Frederking from American Institutes for Research as he delves into the vast world of assessment and demystifies assessment practices in three episodes. In this first episode, Dan unravels the distinctions between three fundamental types of assessments: formative, summative, and interim assessments. As educators, we often encounter these assessment terms, but understanding their unique purposes and applications is crucial for effective instructional decision-making. Join us as we explore the nuances of each assessment type and how they contribute to student learning. Tune in, expand your assessment knowledge, and gain practical insights that will empower you to utilize formative, summative, and interim assessments effectively. Let's unlock the power of assessment together!

    6 min
  • Ep 31: Engagement Strategies: A Necessary Buzzword
    In this podcast episode, Dr. Heather Lyon, an expert in student engagement, shares her insights on how to create more engaging and effective classroom experiences. Dr. Lyon discusses her Engagement Matrix which can be found at: https://www.lyonsletters.com/_files/ugd/d76256_debb97357d1147a181302ae40695a867.pdf
    She also offers three practical suggestions for teachers looking to make their lessons more engaging and interactive for students. Drawing on her years of experience in the field, Dr. Lyon provides valuable insights and actionable tips for educators at all levels.
    11 min
  • Ep 30: Preparing for Student Music Programs: Tips for Teachers
    In this episode, Lisa Grubelsky will discuss tips and strategies for music teachers to prepare their students for upcoming music programs. These events can be an exciting opportunity for students to showcase their musical abilities and achievements.
     
    Lisa discusses the importance of setting clear goals and expectations for the program, both for the teacher and the students. She explores the process of selecting appropriate repertoire, organizing rehearsals, and setting individual and group practice goals. Lisa will also discuss the importance of communication and collaboration between the teacher, students, and parents to ensure everyone is on the same page.
     
    Through this episode, music teachers will gain valuable insights and practical strategies to help their students succeed in music programs and showcase their talents to the best of their abilities.
    6 min
  • Ep 29: Teaching Reading is Rocket Science

    In this episode, join our guest host, Leana Malinowsky, to explore the latest research and evidence-based strategies for teaching reading. She'll cover topics such as phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Whether you're a preservice teacher just starting your journey or a new teacher looking to improve your practice, this episode will provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to help your students become confident, proficient readers. So join us as we dive into the world of evidence-based best practices in teaching reading!

    10 min
  • Ep 28: Building Authentic Connections with Students

    Building Authentic Connections with Students is an episode of New Teacher Talk to support new teachers in developing strong and meaningful connections with high school students. In this episode, Monica Boehle, a National Board Certified social studies teacher, explores key principles and strategies that you create a safe and welcoming classroom environment where students feel heard, seen, and valued. Dr. Boehle offers a wide range of topics and provides practical advice and actionable tips that can be implemented in your classroom setting. Whether you're a first-year teacher or an experienced educator looking to deepen your connection with your students, "Building Authentic Connections with Students" is the perfect resource for you. Join us and discover how to build strong, authentic relationships that will not only improve your students' academic performance but also positively impact their overall well-being and success in life.

    9 min
  • Ep 27: When You Find That School, Stay!

    In this episode, Dr. Soyini Chism speaks about the importance of finding a supportive and empowering work environment. She discusses the impact of strong leadership on teacher well-being, job satisfaction, and student success. Soyini shares personal experience and offers practical advice on how to identify and seek out schools that value and invest in their teachers as individuals. Whether you're just starting out or looking for a change, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone who wants to find a fulfilling and sustainable career in education.

    4 min
  • Ep 26: Poking the Bear, Gently and with Purpose
    In this episode, Katelynn Giordano encourages new teachers to not be afraid to challenge the status quo in their schools with the purpose of infusing change. She offers suggestions on "poking the bear" with respect and curiosity, leading to more engaging and effective environments for students. This episode is perfect for new teachers looking for inspiration and guidance, as well as anyone interested in the future of education. Tune in to learn about the power of respectful curious conversations in your school.
    4 min

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Are you a new teacher in an urban, suburban, or rural school? Or, are you an aspiring new teacher? We’re here to support YOU! This podcast channel is designed to help those new to teaching. We talk…

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