Parhaat For K12 Educators Podcastit (2024)

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203: Remaking the Space Between Us with Diana McLain Smith 32:23

5d ago32:23

32:23

In this conversation, Tricia and Diana discuss the pressing issues surrounding democracy, the importance of community and friendship in bridging divides, and the emotional toll of political polarization. Diana emphasizes the need for a shift from an outrage mindset to one of engagement and collaboration, highlighting the work of organizations like …

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Changing perceptions of manufacturing in schools 34:33

6d ago34:33

34:33

In this conversation, Jeff Utecht and John Gardner discuss the critical role of manufacturing in the American economy and the importance of education in preparing students for careers in this field. Gardner emphasizes the need to change perceptions of manufacturing, highlighting its high-tech nature and the lucrative opportunities it offers. They e…

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202: The future of neuroinclusion with Pasha Marlowe 53:38

3d ago53:38

53:38

In this conversation, Tricia and Pasha Marlowe explore the multifaceted world of neurodiversity, exploring how social media platforms like TikTok serve as vital spaces for connection and understanding. Pasha shares insights on the importance of concise communication, particularly in short-form videos, and how these platforms can foster meaningful c…

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Help all learners bring more creativity into 2025 40:44

13d ago40:44

40:44

Creativity is essential. On the show this week we loved learning with Crayola's Cheri Sterman. Cheri is here to tell us all about the power of the upcoming Crayola Creativity Week. Educators and families can register free for this event: https://creativity-week.squarespace.com/ The conversation centers around Crayola Creativity Week, a free program…

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201: Our shared responsibility to shape joy 22:03

17d ago22:03

22:03

In this conversation, Jason June discusses his latest book, 'Flopping in a Winter Wonderland,' exploring themes of queer joy, the importance of setting in literature, sibling dynamics, and the creative process of writing. He emphasizes the need for representation of queer love in holiday narratives, particularly in rural settings, and highlights th…

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What we can learn from Outlier schools 27:15

20d ago27:15

27:15

Erich Bolz is deeply versed in the field-tested Powerless to Powerful transformation frameworks developed by Gonzaga University professors Chuck Salina and Suzann Girtz which, when implemented with fidelity, are proven to increase student achievement and staff satisfaction. Utilizing cognitive coaching approaches, Erich helps school leaders and cen…

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200: Why Fiction Needs More Asexual Representation 31:35

26d ago31:35

31:35

Karen Wilfrid discusses her book LAMBDA award nominated middle grade novel 'Just Lizzie' and how her personal experience and background in education helped spark the story. She talks about the importance of capturing the journey of identity exploration in middle grade books and the role of school in that process. Karen also shares how her students …

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The potential of AI for multilingual learners 47:06

27d ago47:06

47:06

In this conversation, Jeff Utecht and Professor Brent Warner explore the intersection of AI and education, particularly focusing on multilingual learners. They discuss how AI can empower students to take control of their learning, the innovative techniques for vocabulary building through prompting, and the importance of teaching prompt engineering …

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199: The Story of Second Chance with Joan Liu 39:49

1M ago39:49

39:49

In this conversation, we hear from founder and Executive Director Joan Liu who discusses the origin and mission of Second Chance, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping international students secure last-minute scholarships for higher education. The initiative began in response to a crisis where students lost their scholarships unexpectedly.…

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A New Era in MTSS with AI 30:23

1M ago30:23

30:23

In this episode of Shifting Schools, Jeff Utecht interviews Jose, founder and CEO of Neulight, about the transformative potential of AI in education. They discuss IntelliTier, which enhances the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework by simplifying data collection and providing personalized intervention strategies for students. Jose share…

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198: Get in the Garden with Christy Mandin 22:45

1M ago22:45

22:45

Christy Mandin is a New York Times bestselling children's book author, illustrator, and surface designer. She grew up in rural Georgia and credits her country life of solitude as an only child for much of her love of books and nature. You'll find this love of nature along with nostalgia, magic, and whimsy woven into the fabric of her art. When she …

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Asking better questions about what is possible with AI 35:51

1M ago35:51

35:51

In this conversation, Tricia and Laura discuss the intersection of ableism, artificial intelligence, and education. They explore how AI can serve as an assistive device to enhance access and equity, particularly in educational settings. Laura shares personal experiences and insights on how AI can foster curiosity and agency in learners, especially …

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197: Learning to Relearn is finally here! 50:22

2M ago50:22

50:22

Kwame Sarfo-Mensah has an incredible book hitting shelves TODAY, and it is one of those must read books.In this episode we talk about that book and Kwame's perspective on much more. We explore the importance of understanding one's childhood experiences and how it can help educators better connect with their students. We also discuss the concept of …

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196: Aaron Blabey on what it means to start with one reader in mind 21:37

2M ago21:37

21:37

Aaron Blabey discusses the creation and conclusion of his beloved children's series, The Bad Guys. He reflects on the balance between humor and deeper messages in storytelling, the emotional journey of saying goodbye to a series that has impacted millions, and the importance of staying true to one's creative vision. Blabey also shares insights on t…

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What can we learn about AI from an archivist? 46:43

2M ago46:43

46:43

Reed Hepler discusses the changing role of archival work in the era of generative AI. He explains that while some may think archives and AI are incompatible, there are actually many ways in which AI can be useful in archival work. Reed also demystifies the role of archivists, highlighting their responsibility in acquiring, organizing, preserving, a…

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195: The Brightness Between Us with Eliot Schrefer 41:25

2M ago41:25

41:25

Eliot Schrefer, the New York Times bestselling standout author of many books for kids and teens. The Brightness Between Us is the sequel to The Darkness Outside Us. His books have twice been named finalists for the National Book Award in Young People’s Literature and have garnered a Printz Honor, a Stonewall Honor, and the Green Earth Book Award.Le…

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Understanding the potential uses for AI as an assistive technology 35:51

2M ago35:51

35:51

In this episode, we sit down with Fiona Goodall, a leading expert on the social applications of assistive technologies. Fiona helps us understanding how emerging technologies, particularly AI, can benefit neurodivergent learners and support social-emotional development. We'll explore a compelling use case where AI is being leveraged not just for ac…

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194: What our celebrations say about our school 44:37

2M ago44:37

44:37

In this conversation, Tricia and Rebecca Skinner discuss the upcoming Neurodiversity Comic Con at Gillen Brewer, emphasizing the importance of creating inclusive spaces for neurodiverse learners. They explore the significance of partnerships, representation in literature, and the role of joy in learning. Rebecca shares insights on the value of comi…

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How do we balance innovation and ethics? 1:04:27

2M ago1:04:27

1:04:27

On this week we speak with Dr. Federica Fornaciari, who is a Professor, a researcher, a children’s book author, and the Academic Program Director for the MA in Strategic Communications at National University. She received a doctorate in Communication with a concentration in Electronic Security and Privacy from the University of Illinois at Chicago …

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193: Radically reimagining meaningful apprenticeships 56:42

2M ago56:42

56:42

On this week Tricia speaks with Dr. Sirisha Kuchimanchi and Malur Narayan about their new emerging concept to better bridge students with apprenticeships that are meaningful: https://employability.one/Our guests are looking for educator input and perspective. We talk about why that matters now more than ever before.Would you like to connect with th…

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Asking what students need and when with Professor Anna Mills 40:20

2M ago40:20

40:20

Professor Anna Mills discusses the evolving landscape of AI literacy in education, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to integrating AI into writing and learning processes. She reflects on the challenges of defining boundaries for AI use in academic settings, the importance of fostering intrinsic motivation among students, and the necessi…

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192: What's At The Heart Of Heartstopper? 15:31

2M ago15:31

15:31

This week's episode explores the journey of Heartstopper from its origins as a webcomic to its successful adaptation into a TV series with Author Alice Oseman and Executive Producer Patrick Walters. The creators discuss the importance of staying true to the source material, the emotional resonance of the story, and the collaborative process that br…

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AI Detection is a waste of your time, so now what? 39:53

3M ago39:53

39:53

In this episode, Jeff Utecht interviews Michelle Kassorla, an associate professor of English at Georgia State University, about using generative AI in higher education. They discuss the importance of teaching AI literacy, the role of AI in the writing process, and the benefits of using AI to support student learning. Michelle shares her insights on…

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191: People Are Experts Of Their Own Lives With Daryl SInclair 43:01

3M ago43:01

43:01

In this conversation, Tricia and Daryl Sinclair discuss the launch of Daryl's podcast, DEIJ Hot Takes, which aims to explore diverse perspectives in the DEIJ (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice) space. Daryl shares his journey into the DEIJ field, emphasizing the importance of learning from various practitioners and the need for a platform t…

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A great way to center student voice when it comes to generative AI 30:10

3M ago30:10

30:10

In this conversation, Jeff Utecht interviews Dr. Dayamudra Dennehy, a community college teacher, about the incorporation of generative AI in classrooms. They discuss the importance of including students in the conversation about AI and the need for a nuanced approach to ethics. Dayamudra shares her project of having students create AI manifestos as…

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Mitigating Misinformation With Agents Of Influence 36:50

3M ago36:50

36:50

How can a game help us work on media literacy?On the show this week we talk to Anahita Dalmia about Agents of Influence.Try the game out today:https://www.agentsofinfluencegame.com/As mentioned at the top of the episode:Do you believe in the power of stories?Do you want your students to become active global citizens ready for positive and purposefu…

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For K12 Educators podcastit

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Be a Better Ally: critical conversations for K12 educators

Tricia Friedman

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Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators

Jeff Utecht & Tricia Friedman

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203: Remaking the Space Between Us with Diana McLain Smith 32:23

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Changing perceptions of manufacturing in schools 34:33

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202: The future of neuroinclusion with Pasha Marlowe 53:38

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Help all learners bring more creativity into 2025 40:44

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201: Our shared responsibility to shape joy 22:03

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What we can learn from Outlier schools 27:15

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200: Why Fiction Needs More Asexual Representation 31:35

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The potential of AI for multilingual learners 47:06

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199: The Story of Second Chance with Joan Liu 39:49

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A New Era in MTSS with AI 30:23

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198: Get in the Garden with Christy Mandin 22:45

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Asking better questions about what is possible with AI 35:51

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197: Learning to Relearn is finally here! 50:22

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196: Aaron Blabey on what it means to start with one reader in mind 21:37

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What can we learn about AI from an archivist? 46:43

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195: The Brightness Between Us with Eliot Schrefer 41:25

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Understanding the potential uses for AI as an assistive technology 35:51

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194: What our celebrations say about our school 44:37

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How do we balance innovation and ethics? 1:04:27

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193: Radically reimagining meaningful apprenticeships 56:42

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Asking what students need and when with Professor Anna Mills 40:20

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192: What's At The Heart Of Heartstopper? 15:31

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AI Detection is a waste of your time, so now what? 39:53

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191: People Are Experts Of Their Own Lives With Daryl SInclair 43:01

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A great way to center student voice when it comes to generative AI 30:10

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Mitigating Misinformation With Agents Of Influence 36:50

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