In this podcast, we will be talking with Dr. Brett Burton about an educational administration. We will discuss the field of educational administration and the various leadership roles that may be acquired with this license. This podcast will help you learn about how one might want to take on a leadership role in a school district.

In this podcast, we hear from faculty in the School of Education on their chapters in Towards Anti-Racist Educational Research: A Book Project. They discuss the project and how their individual chapters contribute to the research and the importance of this information.

In this podcast, Ms. Kugler-Ackley outlines the importance of building community in a classroom. She shares several insights as well as strategies for creating a rich learning environment with students.

The podcast focuses on the art of storytelling. Dr Googins will explain how she incorporates storytelling into the classroom and reflects on the valuable messages she has learned from storytelling.

In this podcast, we will be talking with Dr. Zilliox about the partnership between a literacy assessments course and tutoring at Friars Club. Information on how the partnership became a “win-win” situation for both Xavier students and Friars Club will be presented as well as the pros and cons of the partnership and how the partnership can be extended beyond tutoring.

 In this podcast, Ms. Kugler-Ackley outlines the importance of building community in a classroom. She shares several insights as well as strategies for creating a rich learning environment with students.

In this podcast, Dr. Bender-Slack discusses the Nicaraguan Literacy Campaign. She outlines her research for writing the book, Nicaraguan Literacy Campaign: The Power and Politics of Literacy. Find out about the lessons learned from this research and a glimpse into the book.

In this podcast, Dr. Bender-Slack discusses the Fulbright scholarship and how this opportunity lead to collaborating and editing the book, Internationalization in the Classroom: Going Global. Participants will learn various ways to start to internationalize the classroom and resources for more information.

In this podcast, we will be talking with Dr. Lauren Angelone about social media and teachers. We will provide some context and history of social media, tech options in the classroom, and an explanation of an assignment using Twitter chats. Dr. Angelone will reflect on this assignment and how it has evolved.

Dr. Tom Knestrict, Director of Early/Middle Childhood Programs at Xavier University, shares The Gifts of the Ignatian Spirit in Education. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Teresa Young, Associate Professor, Xavier University.