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There is one essential component when it comes to teaching history and science. Knowing this component, along with the practices outlined in today's episode is a surefire way to ignite interest and curiosity in history and science with your students in any grade!
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Listen to part 2 of simple swaps for reading, vocab and spelling: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nancy-mikhail/episodes/74--Simple-Swaps-for-Reading--Vocab-and-Spelling-e2fpmgq
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Often times, we might do certain practices in our class because that's the way it's always been done...but do those practices really work? In today's episode, I go over some simple swaps you can do in reading, vocab and spelling.
What are some of your favorite practices in these areas?
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Writing can be daunting to students at times. Thinking of what to write, knowing how to break down ideas, connect with and love writing can be so challenging for students. In this episode, I talk about a couple of simple practices you can implement to help your students truly grow their love for writing and connect with you at the same time.
I'd love to know what your favorite writing practices are in your classroom! Drop your ideas below or message me!
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Design Thinking is an innovative way to encourage students to think in a systematic way and increase critical life and thinking skills that students really should practice. But design thinking is more than that...
Dr. John Spencer, author and keynote speaker, explains how design thinking really encourages SEL, how to implement design thinking and the plethora of benefits design thinking offers.
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Planning the best lessons doesn't have to be hard or overwhelming. In today's episode, I outline a simple framework to ensure you get the most out of your planning time!
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Have any of your students ever asked, "Why do we need to learn this math?" I'm guessing you've heard that at some point. Today I chat with Fareed Elmasry, math teacher and current recipient of the Teacher of the Year award, and he talks about how to effectively incorporate math into the real world and does a great job of explaining how to do this. In addition, we discuss the importance of building student relationships and how that has tremendously helped student success in his classroom.
Fareed Elmasry has been in education since 2010. He has taught several math classes but has specialized in Geometry and Data Science. As an employee of the Santa Ana Unified School District, Fareed has served not only as a math teacher, but as the Head Boys Basketball coach as well as the Department Chair for Santa Ana High School. He is the most recent recipient of the Teacher of the Year Award for his school, which houses over 110 teachers total. He holds credentials in Foundational Level Math as well as
Administration.
This can be a game changer in helping you with your students on a daily basis, and even in your personal life! Listen to today's quick but powerful message on how perspective can really change the trajectory of the day!
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In this episode of The Inspirational Educators Podcast, we delve into the dynamic world of differentiation strategies and explore actionable techniques that you can implement right now to ensure that all students are thriving. Ensuring that each and every student learns is so vital for a student's success, growth and well-being.
Check out these other episodes mentioned in today's episode:
45 | Teaching is an Art
35 | Implementing Stations or Centers to Reach All Students!
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In the ever-shifting world of education, it's pretty common for administrators and teachers to stick to what they know, keeping with the tried-and-true methods. Eric Sheninger offers a fresh perspective on education and learning. Eric, author of Disruptive Thinking in Our Classrooms, provides insight and perspective to really get back to teaching to the student rather than teaching at the student. His profound ideas challenge the status quo and encourage us to reimagine education for the benefit of our students.
Beyond his written insights, Eric actively engages with schools worldwide, empowering educators to surpass their potential and enhance outcomes for learners. As the founder and CEO of Aspire Change EDU, a collaborative consultancy committed to providing personalized support to educational systems, Eric brings a wealth of experience to the table.
Before leading Aspire Change EDU, Eric served as an award-winning Principal at New Milford High School, where he transformed the institution into a globally recognized model for innovative practices. Under his leadership, the school underwent a remarkable metamorphosis, implementing sustainable change initiatives that not only reshaped the learning culture but also elevated academic achievements.
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When students disrupt the class, whether it be through talking to their friends or not paying attention, it can really disrupt the class and make it hard to teach and other students to learn. In this week's episode I talk about the root causes of students being disruptive and things you can do to help them.
Listen for this week's actionable step.
What kinds of things do you do to help student behavior?
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