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We’re kicking off 2020 with Podcast Month! Each week we’ll be featuring a new education podcast covering a unique space in the world of education.
Today we are hearing from the hosts of the EduTech Guys Podcast – David Henderson and Jeff Madlock. David and Jeff both hosted their own radio shows before the advent of podcasting, and have worked as technology coordinators in the Arkansas education system. In 2015 the EduTech Guys connected their experiences in education and broadcasting with their lifelong passion for technology and the EduTech Guys podcast was born. Their weekly program features interviews with teachers, administrators, and other education leaders as they travel across the nation. Embedded in each conversation is a search for ways in which educators are using technology to improve education and serve their students. They also lead workshops and professional development sessions on Ed Tech.
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We’re kicking off 2020 with Podcast Month! Each week we’ll be featuring a new education podcast covering a unique space in the world of education.
Today we are hearing from the hosts of the Learn Smarter Podcast, Rachel Kapp and Stephanie Pitts! Rachel and Stephanie both grew up in Southern California and grew up to become elementary school teachers. They met in educational therapy graduate school and became close friends. They supported each other as they each opened their own education therapy practices. They now co-host the Learn Smarter podcast together where they discuss educational therapy and ways to support students with different learning profiles.
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We’re kicking off 2020 with Podcast Month! Each week we’ll be featuring a new education podcast covering a unique space in the world of education.
Today we are hearing from the hosts of the Learn Smarter Podcast, Rachel Kapp and Stephanie Pitts! Rachel and Stephanie both grew up in Southern California and grew up to become elementary school teachers. They met in educational therapy graduate school and became close friends. They supported each other as they each opened their own education therapy practices. They now co-host the Learn Smarter podcast together where they discuss educational therapy and ways to support students with different learning profiles.
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You can find all our episodes on SoundCloud, the iTunes Store, Google Play, and Spotify.
We would love to connect with you! Please email us at [email protected] to tell us who you are, what you think about the show, and who we should talk to next.
Connect with us and the rest of our tribe by searching for School of Thought Podcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Welcome to Podcast Month! This month we will be featuring four educational podcasts that cover a wide array of issues in education. Please consider subscribing to them and the great work they do!
Tim Cavey is an 8th grade teacher who has spent 18 years in the classroom. He is also the host of the Teachers on Fire Podcast. The Teachers on Fire Podcast profiles the lives of people who are transforming the world of education.
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Welcome to Podcast Month! This month we will be featuring four educational podcasts that cover a wide array of issues in education. Please consider subscribing to them and the great work they do!
Tim Cavey is an 8th grade teacher who has spent 18 years in the classroom. He is also the host of the Teachers on Fire Podcast. The Teachers on Fire Podcast profiles the lives of people who are transforming the world of education.
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Welcome to our final episode of 2019! It’s our annual Favorite Teacher episode, where I replay each guest from the past year talking about their favorite teacher. I treasure these episodes, and use them as a chance to reflect on the wonderful guests who have come on this show and what they have shared. As we wrap up this year and prepare for a new one, I invite you listen to this episode and spend some time in contemplation about your life, your purpose, and your role in education.
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Rebecca Amis is the co-founder and President of MUSE School CA and MUSE Global, LLC. Prior to her work at Muse, Rebecca was a college instructor and founded another school based on the Reggio model in the Midwest. Her MUSE school is committed to child-centered curriculum and the social-emotional development of each child. MUSE has also pioneered a unique commitment to sustainability education and practices. Students consume a plant-based diet and, with their teachers, grow food on campus that is used in school meals. MUSE also derives 90% of its energy from solar panels designed by film director James Cameron, who is married to Suzy Amis Cameron - Rebecca's sister and MUSE school's founder.
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Rebecca Amis is the co-founder and President of MUSE School CA and MUSE Global, LLC. Prior to her work at Muse, Rebecca was a college instructor and founded another school based on the Reggio model in the Midwest. Her MUSE school is committed to child-centered curriculum and the social-emotional development of each child. MUSE has also pioneered a unique commitment to sustainability education and practices. Students consume a plant-based diet and, with their teachers, grow food on campus that is used in school meals. MUSE also derives 90% of its energy from solar panels designed by film director James Cameron, who is married to Suzy Amis Cameron - Rebecca's sister and MUSE school's founder.
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Houston Kraft is a highly-respected and sought-after public speaker from southern California. He is the co-founder of Character Strong, an organization that seeks to transform school culture by advocating for kindness.
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Houston Kraft is a highly-respected and sought-after public speaker from southern California. He is the co-founder of Character Strong, an organization that seeks to transform school culture by advocating for kindness. His work has been highlighted by the Huffington Post and The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation.
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