Read With You Presents

Art is a powerful tool to help students develop creativity, use their voice and practice important skills that will help them in school and in life. Timothy Bogatz is a former art educator, who is passionate about teaching art to students, and works to educate teachers and administrators on the importance of keeping art in school.

Kirsten Maxwell is a mother of 3 and a world traveler. She and her family travel and learn as they go. With her background in education, she makes sure that her boys are learning as they explore the world together.

Julie Bogart is the creator of Bravewriter. She works with parents and students to help develop their writing skills, and get their inner voices out on paper. This is part two of a two part interview with Julie.

Julie Bogart is the creator of Bravewriter. She works with parents and students to help develop their writing skills, and get their inner voices out on paper. This is part one of a two part interview with Julie.

Brooke Romney is a mother of 4 boys and a blogger who loves reading and writing. She has taught her boys to love reading as well and has some great tips on how parents can create a reading culture in their families.

Dr. William Spivey is an experienced educator with over 50 years of classroom experience. He has learned and taught valuable ways to improve student writing and is the creator of writing express. In this episode, he helps us udnerstnad why student writing is so important, and things we can do to help improve the writing skills of the students we work with.

Teacher burnout affects not only teachers, but students and schools as well. Dr. Tiffany Carr knows that when we help teachers build resiliency, students and schools will thrive as well.

Ryan Woll is a high school principal who understands that teaching and educating happen best when we connect what the students are learning in the classroom to real life experiences. This episode will help you understand how to really reach your students and bring learning home for them.

Aleksandra Kasztalska was born in Poland and learned English as a second language. Now, she teaches english writing as a college professor. Her experiences with language, along with her extensive education,  make her insights valuable and insightful.

Brent Bishop is the principal and founder of a charter school. He knows all his students by name, and he understands the power of a schools culture for students and teachers. In this episode, he talks about what parents need to know to decide on a charter school for their child.