Through the Educational Looking Glass

Through the Educational Looking Glass

By Courtney Eddleman and Don SturmEducation
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Through the Educational Looking Glass episodes

  • Looking at the Complexity of Student Motivation and Engagement

    Join us as we explore the complexity of student motivation and engagement.  As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.


    Blogs:

    A Left Turn

    What is Student Engagement and Why Does it Matter?

    17 min
  • Looking at Our Role as Leaders in the Classroom

    Join us as we explore our role as leaders in relation to classroom management.  As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.

    25 min
  • Looking at How Our District Redefined Coaching

    Join us as we introduce the new coaching team to District 709.  As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.

    20 min
  • Looking at How We Use Our Summer

    Join us as we explore the choices we make with the time we have away from the classroom.  As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.

    15 min
  • Looking at Ourselves as Continual Learners

    Join us as we explore the idea of educators as continual learners.  As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.

    Resources:

    Morton 709 Summer Professional Development Opportunities

    19 min
  • Looking at the Current State of Motivation in the Classroom

    Join us as we explore the complex state of motivation and apathy in the classroom and its connection to social emotional learning.  As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.

    Resources:

    Proof Points: What almost 150 studies say about how to motivate students

    The Students Returned, but the Fallout from a Long Disruption Remained

    Protecting Youth Mental Health: The U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory

    ‘It’s Life or Death’: The Mental Health Crisis Among U.S. Teens

    16 min
  • Looking at Widening Your Circle of Connections

    Join us as we explore the why and the how of widening your circle of connections. As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.

    19 min
  • Looking at the Importance of Resetting

    Join us as we explore the concept of resetting and its importance in the classroom. As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.

    Ending the Year Well 

    Antiseptic Bounce

    15 min
  • Looking at the Complexity of Vulnerability

    Join us as we explore what it means to be vulnerable and the challenges of this within our craft. As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.


    Episode Resources:

    Don’s Judgment Cycle graphic 

    15 min
  • Looking at What Our Spaces Say About Us

    Join us as we explore the concept of ghost walks and how they can offer a springboard for meaningful reflection. As always, we would love to hear your feedback on the questions we pose or on the podcast in general. One way to share your thought is by filling out this Google Form. Thanks for listening.

    Episode resources:

    @JamieKanas

    Material World



    13 min

About Through the Educational Looking Glass

From the publisher's feed

Inspired by what we have heard from teachers and seen in our own district, each episode stems from small, yet significant moments and leads to an opportunity for self-reflection on our practice. The ultimate goal of this podcast is to generate meaningful connections between educators. Both the Google Form (linked below) and the Anchor message offer starting points for this connection.