For Episode 5, we will be talking about the idea of Nature. The format for this show is a little bit different; We think aloud about how the Paideia Seminar idea of Nature can be discussed using a photo as text. The text selected for this episode is a photo by George Masa (1920's-1930's). The text can be found here. https://www.wutc.org/2022-05-17/images-revisited-and-reclaimed-in-george-masas-wild-vision

The seminar plan is available in our seminar plan collection.

For Episode 4, we will be talking about the idea of Love. The format of the show follows our title; We think aloud about a great idea, discuss a text that centers on that idea, and end the episode with an offer to act on the idea discussed. The text selected for this episode is a poem called "Meditation in Sunlight" by May Sarton (1946). The text can be found here. 

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/browse?contentId=24437

In this Bonus Bites session, Terry connects with Nikki Ellis, the Academic Dean of Chattanooga Christian School, to discuss the many forms of creativity in the classroom for learners and educators. Building on the ideas of memory and imagination, Nikki shares the importance of recognizing where generative thinking can be found and nurtured, citing the work of Makoto Fujimura in the book Culture Care: Reconnecting with Beauty for our Common Life. Terry and Nikki highlight the possibilities associated with unlocking our ability to see and be seen as creative consumers and producers, inside and outside of school.   

For part 2 of Episode 3, we will continue our discussion on the ideas of Memory and Imagination with a focus on how Creativity can be an expression of our memory and imagination in teaching and learning. We discuss how creativity can be nurtured in the classroom and at home.  

For Episode 3, we will be talking about the ideas of Memory and Imagination. The format of the show follows our title; We think aloud about a great idea, discuss one of three texts that center on that idea, and end the episode with an offer to act on the idea discussed.

In this Bonus Bites session, Zach shares thoughts on how students and teachers can work toward happiness (eudaimonia) or flourishing and well-being in the classroom. Building on the ideas discussed in episode two, around our notions of happiness, Zach highlights where educators can implement certain pedagogical practices in the Paideia classroom to better meet our goals in how students flourish as learners. 

The show that gets you thinking more deeply about the Great Ideas and more. The format of the show follows our title; We think aloud about a great idea, discuss one of three texts that center on that idea, and end the episode with an offer to act on the idea discussed. 

In this Bonus Bites session, Jeremy shares ways to consider time as it relates to planning and implementing a successful Paideia seminar cycle. Building on the ideas discussed in episode one, around our notions of time, Jeremy highlights where time can be stretched or curtailed in the seminar cycle to better meet our goals in improving how we think, discuss, and act on the ideas being weighed and considered. 

The show that gets you thinking more deeply about the Great Ideas and more. The format of the show follows our title; We think aloud about a great idea, discuss one of three texts that center on that idea, and end the episode with an offer to act on the idea discussed.