In this episode Sandra discusses being a woman in the IT field, what we need to do to create more women in technology leadership, and how we can work to ensure all of our students have the opportunities and exposure to technology that will allow them to some day change the world.

Sandra discusses her start in education, her pioneering experiences with education technology while working in the US Virgin Islands, and her passion for providing students with an opportunity to shape the world of tomorrow through experiencing technology today.

In Part 2 we continue Katherine's Journey toward becoming an administrator, her incredible ability to build communities, connect, and also find love through the many incredible things she's done through Social Media.

Katherine talks about her early beginnings in education and the challenges of teaching in a classroom and a community where she was one of the only people who didn't speak Spanish. In Part 1 she talks about the classroom experiences that shaped her future career.

Andrew Dobbie and I talk about the development of his problem solving nature from his earliest moments of realizing he wanted to be a teacher, to his incredible project that has been changing technology usage for schools and empowering students for the past few years. Learn from his wisdom and

In this conversation was talk about reading, the quirks of middle schoolers, and the difficulty of being a parent and the real guilt we feel as educators. Lauren talks about her experiences as a mom, teacher, and parent of a young special needs student. This episode is filled with amazing advice, laughter, and heart felt stories.

In The Edumatch Story, Dr. Sarah Thomas, the founder of Edumatch talks about building the community from idea to one of the largest international grass roots movements for educators and one of the best places to connect and grow.

During Brent's Journey we discuss transitions, creating meaningful shifts in culture, the power of names and the power of sharing our stories. Brent has just released his own book Stories of EduInfluence and has a great podcast, Teaching Tales.

A great conversation with educator, speaker, and future author Micah Shippee. Micah shares his journey and we talk about how to recover from disappointments in your career.

This brief edition of the Teacher's Journey Podcast is a self reflection on my year in 2018, things I am excited to focus on in 2019, and my One Word: Joy