Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators

Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators

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Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators episodes

  • Episode 29
    Justin Medved joined Jeff and David to talk about IB. Essential Question How can the IB curriculum be shifted? Links of the Week Jeff and Justin: Dennis Harter's post on who surfs the Web David: International School of Toulouse IB site Sign Off *Next show date is December 16 at 8:00 PM Bangkok time. *Andy Torris will join us. Look to add “sospodcast” to your Skype contacts list so that you can call and join in the conversation. *Essential Question for the show: How to recruit to be an international educator? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.
    1 hr 13 min
  • Episode 30

    Essential Question How to recruit to be an international educator? Links of the Week Jeff: Innovative Educator, David: Panda Smith's Electronic Portfolio, Amanda's Post on Recruiting, David's Post on Recruiting Sign Off *Next show date is January 27 at 8:00 PM Bangkok time. *Not sure who the guest will be. Look to add “sospodcast” to your Skype contacts list so that you can call and join in the conversation. *Essential Question for the show: What blend of blended education works for you? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.

    1 hr 16 min
  • Episode 30

    Essential Question How to recruit to be an international educator? Links of the Week Jeff: Innovative Educator, David: Panda Smith's Electronic Portfolio, Amanda's Post on Recruiting, David's Post on Recruiting Sign Off *Next show date is January 27 at 8:00 PM Bangkok time. *Not sure who the guest will be. Look to add “sospodcast” to your Skype contacts list so that you can call and join in the conversation. *Essential Question for the show: What blend of blended education works for you? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.

    1 hr 16 min
  • Episode 28

    Jeff and David catch up and plan the season. Essential Question From Morocco to Bangkok: How goes it? Links of the Week David: Check out the beauty of Morocco Jeff: Daneah & Jeff are interviewed at Women of the Web 2.0, Blended Learning (from Andy), K-12 Conference Chat Archive: 7:52 jutecht: Cool new chat features 8:04 mrichme: Hi guys from Arundel, Maine 8:06 jutecht: Hi mrichme.....good to see ya :) Thanks for joining us tonight. 8:06 jutecht: Liking the new ustream chat...good upgrades. ;) 8:06 mrichme: I would agree 8:11 jutecht: This is what I love about overseas living....the amazing cultures you get to be in. 8:13 jutecht: David's school: http://www.cas.ac.ma/ 8:18 atorris: hello gents! 8:19 jutecht: Hey @atorris....good to know ustream's not blocked or the website. 8:20 sarahgrace7: figured out how to login.  Hello from Beijing! 8:20 atorris: VPN my friend. I ma currently in the UK... virtually! 8:20 jutecht: Hi Sarah......thanks for joining us 8:21 jutecht: @atorris.....gotta love the VPN! 8:21 sarahgrace7: definitely love the VPN here in China 8:22 atorris: sarah... sshhh... it's a secret ;-) 8:22 jutecht: Interesting....never thought about the location of the international school have to do with more risk taking staff....there's some food for thought. 8:22 atorris: inshallah, inshallah 8:23 mrichme: I think that is a very good point. 8:24 jutecht: Our small school in Saudi moved quickly....but a lot of people were more the risk taking type...and of course we had a good admin. ;) 8:25 atorris: Jeff.. that guy in Saudi was nuts. 8:26 jutecht: I know.....crazy guy let me start a handheld program. 8:26 atorris: Our 1:1 IB teachers are struggling with the load of content and managing the need for them to spend valuable classroom time on teaching a few technology skills. Do you see this as an issue?? 8:27 atorris: Like I said Jeff... crraaazzzyy! :-0 8:28 atorris: Hi all!! 8:28 atorris: shhhhh... it is a secret! 8:28 atorris: ;-) 8:31 atorris: GREAT IDEA! 8:32 atorris: Captive set of kids to build skills with over time! 8:33 jutecht: That's a great idea...there's almost a month of school after the IB exams you could do some great tech stuff. 8:34 jutecht: @atorris....you on Skype? 8:34 atorris: Too early to tell at a deep level.  I have always found the kids to be very connected to each other in ways that one would not normally expect.  Common notes are common. 8:34 atorris: Google docs 8:34 atorris: wikis are everywhere! 8:35 atorris: our school is wiki crazy this year. 8:35 jutecht: http://www.coetail.asia 8:36 atorris: I have been approached by a stateside school on a collaborative project that is "cutting edge".  I had to tell the guy we had been doing that kind of stuff for two years running. 8:42 atorris: Ahhh... the dreaded h1n1 effect on PD! 8:44 atorris: Ughh... Edline! 8:44 jutecht: No.....not Edline! 8:45 atorris: i just read a report where a combo of traditional educational delivery AND online coursework delivers higher academic achievement! 8:45 atorris: I will try to find it. 8:48 atorris: Here it is: http://www.eschoolnews.com/news/top-news/index.cfm?i=59695 8:48 atorris: "Blended instruction" 8:48 jutecht: @atorris yep....blended learning is the future! 8:51 jutecht: http://www.edtechtalk.com/WomenofWeb2.0 8:52 atorris: Ahhh.... the Thinking Chick! 8:52 atorris: She's awesome! 8:55 atorris: RFID lockers???? Nice! 8:56 atorris: Give this kid some kudos if you get a chance! http://portal.saschina.org/video/media/8088/Biosphere_8_-_Cassandra/ 8:57 howhat: we're looking forward to having Kim at YIS this weekend 8:58 jutecht: She's excited to come! 8:58 howhat: I'll see I can find some IB teachers for you all 9:00 atorris: I will try to be available.  This is the first day I have been home in an evening in 3 weeks! 9:00 atorris: 12/2/09 See er... hear you then! 9:00 howhat: it's great having SOS back, thanks jeff 9:00 atorris: clear as bell here! 9:01 jutecht: That's good 9:01 jutecht: glad auido was great 9:02 atorris: zaijian! 9:02 jutecht: Later! 9:02 atorris: grrr........ 22 degree>>????  3 here today! 9:03 jutecht: Thanks everyone! Sign Off *Next show date is December 2 at 8:00 PM Bangkok time. *Justin Medved will join us. Look to add "sospodcast" to your Skype contacts list so that you can call and join in the conversation. *Essential Question for the show: How can the IB curriculum be shifted? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.

    58 min
  • Episode 28

    Jeff and David catch up and plan the season. Essential Question From Morocco to Bangkok: How goes it? Links of the Week David: Check out the beauty of Morocco Jeff: Daneah & Jeff are interviewed at Women of the Web 2.0, Blended Learning (from Andy), K-12 Conference Chat Archive: 7:52 jutecht: Cool new chat features 8:04 mrichme: Hi guys from Arundel, Maine 8:06 jutecht: Hi mrichme.....good to see ya :) Thanks for joining us tonight. 8:06 jutecht: Liking the new ustream chat...good upgrades. ;) 8:06 mrichme: I would agree 8:11 jutecht: This is what I love about overseas living....the amazing cultures you get to be in. 8:13 jutecht: David's school: http://www.cas.ac.ma/ 8:18 atorris: hello gents! 8:19 jutecht: Hey @atorris....good to know ustream's not blocked or the website. 8:20 sarahgrace7: figured out how to login.  Hello from Beijing! 8:20 atorris: VPN my friend. I ma currently in the UK... virtually! 8:20 jutecht: Hi Sarah......thanks for joining us 8:21 jutecht: @atorris.....gotta love the VPN! 8:21 sarahgrace7: definitely love the VPN here in China 8:22 atorris: sarah... sshhh... it's a secret ;-) 8:22 jutecht: Interesting....never thought about the location of the international school have to do with more risk taking staff....there's some food for thought. 8:22 atorris: inshallah, inshallah 8:23 mrichme: I think that is a very good point. 8:24 jutecht: Our small school in Saudi moved quickly....but a lot of people were more the risk taking type...and of course we had a good admin. ;) 8:25 atorris: Jeff.. that guy in Saudi was nuts. 8:26 jutecht: I know.....crazy guy let me start a handheld program. 8:26 atorris: Our 1:1 IB teachers are struggling with the load of content and managing the need for them to spend valuable classroom time on teaching a few technology skills. Do you see this as an issue?? 8:27 atorris: Like I said Jeff... crraaazzzyy! :-0 8:28 atorris: Hi all!! 8:28 atorris: shhhhh... it is a secret! 8:28 atorris: ;-) 8:31 atorris: GREAT IDEA! 8:32 atorris: Captive set of kids to build skills with over time! 8:33 jutecht: That's a great idea...there's almost a month of school after the IB exams you could do some great tech stuff. 8:34 jutecht: @atorris....you on Skype? 8:34 atorris: Too early to tell at a deep level.  I have always found the kids to be very connected to each other in ways that one would not normally expect.  Common notes are common. 8:34 atorris: Google docs 8:34 atorris: wikis are everywhere! 8:35 atorris: our school is wiki crazy this year. 8:35 jutecht: http://www.coetail.asia 8:36 atorris: I have been approached by a stateside school on a collaborative project that is "cutting edge".  I had to tell the guy we had been doing that kind of stuff for two years running. 8:42 atorris: Ahhh... the dreaded h1n1 effect on PD! 8:44 atorris: Ughh... Edline! 8:44 jutecht: No.....not Edline! 8:45 atorris: i just read a report where a combo of traditional educational delivery AND online coursework delivers higher academic achievement! 8:45 atorris: I will try to find it. 8:48 atorris: Here it is: http://www.eschoolnews.com/news/top-news/index.cfm?i=59695 8:48 atorris: "Blended instruction" 8:48 jutecht: @atorris yep....blended learning is the future! 8:51 jutecht: http://www.edtechtalk.com/WomenofWeb2.0 8:52 atorris: Ahhh.... the Thinking Chick! 8:52 atorris: She's awesome! 8:55 atorris: RFID lockers???? Nice! 8:56 atorris: Give this kid some kudos if you get a chance! http://portal.saschina.org/video/media/8088/Biosphere_8_-_Cassandra/ 8:57 howhat: we're looking forward to having Kim at YIS this weekend 8:58 jutecht: She's excited to come! 8:58 howhat: I'll see I can find some IB teachers for you all 9:00 atorris: I will try to be available.  This is the first day I have been home in an evening in 3 weeks! 9:00 atorris: 12/2/09 See er... hear you then! 9:00 howhat: it's great having SOS back, thanks jeff 9:00 atorris: clear as bell here! 9:01 jutecht: That's good 9:01 jutecht: glad auido was great 9:02 atorris: zaijian! 9:02 jutecht: Later! 9:02 atorris: grrr........ 22 degree>>????  3 here today! 9:03 jutecht: Thanks everyone! Sign Off *Next show date is December 2 at 8:00 PM Bangkok time. *Justin Medved will join us. Look to add "sospodcast" to your Skype contacts list so that you can call and join in the conversation. *Essential Question for the show: How can the IB curriculum be shifted? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.

    58 min
  • Episode 27

    Introductions Cheryl Capozzoli, Rob Newberry and John Mikton joined David and Jeff for tonight’s podcast. Essential Question How can we help teachers take more risks in their teaching and learning?

    58 min
  • Episode 27

    Introductions Cheryl Capozzoli, Rob Newberry and John Mikton joined David and Jeff for tonight’s podcast. Essential Question How can we help teachers take more risks in their teaching and learning?

    58 min
  • Episode 26

    Introductions Chris Blessing from the Mont'Kiari School in Malaysia joined David and Jeff for tonight’s podcast. Essential Question How to do a school tech makeover on the cheap? Blog Posts of the Week Jeff: Wired for Learning, U of the People student responsibilities, 21st C Educators Chris: Mahara for Open Source E porfolios, Chris' Wiki for PD David: The Virtual High School, Learning Activity Types Wiki Sign Off *Next show date is June 4 at 7:00 PM Bangkok time. *John Mikton will join us. *Essential Question for the show: How can we help teachers take more risks in their teaching? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.

    31 min
  • Episode 26

    Introductions Chris Blessing from the Mont'Kiari School in Malaysia joined David and Jeff for tonight’s podcast. Essential Question How to do a school tech makeover on the cheap? Blog Posts of the Week Jeff: Wired for Learning, U of the People student responsibilities, 21st C Educators Chris: Mahara for Open Source E porfolios, Chris' Wiki for PD David: The Virtual High School, Learning Activity Types Wiki Sign Off *Next show date is June 4 at 7:00 PM Bangkok time. *John Mikton will join us. *Essential Question for the show: How can we help teachers take more risks in their teaching? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.

    31 min
  • Episode 25

    Introductions Andy Torris from Shanghai American School joined David and Jeff for tonight’s podcast. Essential Question How to measure how shifted your school is? Blog Posts of the Week   Jeff: Facebook and Academics Andy: Chief Learning Officer, The Thinking Chick David: Listing of Shifted Schools Sign Off *Next show date is May 21 at 7:00 PM Bangkok time. *Christian Blessing will join us. *Essential Question for the show: How to do a school tech makeover on the cheap? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.

    1 hr 8 min

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Shifting Schools is a thought-provoking podcast that explores the latest trends, strategies, and tools in K-12 education. Hosted by educators Jeff Utecht and Tricia Friedman, the podcast provides a platform for teachers, administrators, and education thought leaders to share their experiences and insights on how to improve teaching and learning. From innovative approaches in classroom management to leveraging technology for personalized learning, Shifting Schools tackles the most pressing issues facing K12 educators today. Whether you are a seasoned teacher or a new educator, this podcast will inspire you to think outside the box and shift your educational approach. Tune in to Shifting Schools to gain new perspectives, share ideas, and join a community of passionate educators who are committed to making a positive impact in the lives of their students.

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