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School Me episodes
- Read Across America with author Donna Barba Higuera
El Cucuy is Scared, Too! is September's Read Across America pick for Elementary students. For the full calendar of recommendations and more info, visit http://readacrossamerica.com
We launched a Read Across America sweepstakes! Win books for EVERY class in your school: https://www.nea.org/read-across-america-sweepstakes
24 min - Tackling Remote Learning as a Deaf EducatorAngela Dolan, a deaf educator in Columbus, Ohio, joins the podcast to discuss the challenges of educating students with special needs in a virtual setting and the ways in which unionism has changed her view of her career.29 min
- Battling Student Debt as an Educator
If you are an NEA member struggling with student debt, NEA may be able to help. Visit https://www.nea.org/your-rights-workplace/fair-pay-benefits/student-debt-support for more information.
To learn more about student loan debt among educators and to take action to fight against the student debt crisis, visit nea.org/studentdebt2021.
25 min - 33 min
- Mental Health Matters for Aspiring EducatorsIn honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we spoke with KY aspiring educator Larrissa Loyd about how her mental health journey has influenced her passion for teaching, and how it may change the way she approaches her first full-time teaching position. TW: child abuse, suicide.25 min
- Restorative Justice and Practices in School - Part 2This is part 2 of 2 in our conversation with 28-year educator Robin McNair about the life-changing power of restorative practices in schools.17 min
- Restorative Justice and Practices in School - Part 1Robin McNair, a 28-year educator and Restorative Approaches Coordinator in Maryland, joins the podcast to answer our questions about how restorative practices can change school environments for the better (and for all students). This is part 1 of 2, so stay tuned for the conclusion of our conversation.26 min
- Educating Students With Disabilities in a PandemicApril Burch is a paraprofessional currently working in clerical services and co-founder of Cooking Autism, a nonprofit that helps educators offer life skills programs to children with disabilities. As a mother to two sons with special needs herself, she discusses the unique experience of educating students with disabilities during a pandemic.24 min
- A bigger vision with NEA President Becky PringleBecky Pringle, current NEA president, stops by the podcast to talk about her path from science teacher to union leader, and her vision for the NEA -- and public education as a whole.29 min
- The ESP who's training thousands on implicit biasAneeka Ferrell, a Substitute Coordinator in Washington, has seen a passion of hers take off in a big way in 2020: educators are clamoring for her implicit bias trainings. Aneeka joins the podcast to discuss the importance of recognizing and challenging your biases -- about everything from race, to gender, to disabilities -- for the sake of your students.32 min
About School Me
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A podcast fueled by educators. Each month, School Me brings you advice from fellow educators, expert breakdowns of education trends and news, and the encouragement you need to give your students your…
very best each day. Brought to you by the National Education Association.
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