A Different EduPodcast tells the stories of teachers making a difference- what they did and how the did it. Hosted by teacher and author Bill Manchester.
Teaching has always been hard yet the last two years have redefined what hard means when it comes to teaching. A Different EduPodcast provides not only resources to make teaching and learning more meaningful and manageable, but also the spark and inspiration to want to implement these ideas.
#DontTeachAlone: Julianna Carvi, the Food Services Director
For the students and the teachers, teaching and learning work best when it can be done together. The next few episodes show how educators and communities are working together to make learning happen.
In this episode, how can the school cafeteria be a center for learning? How can the Food Services Director be a lead educator and lead learner in the school? Find out when we talk to Bexley City Schools Food Services Director, Julianna Carvi.
9 Feb 2022
#DidntQuitTeaching: Aubrey Smalls, the Creative Music Teacher
What makes a teacher not feel like quitting? Aubrey Smalls is an elementary music teacher in Virginia. What is it that keeps him coming back each day for his students and how can this be applied to teaching in general?
6 Jan 2022
#DidntQuitTeaching: Martha, the Intervention Specialist
How do you keep teaching when the job seems impossible? Hear Martha's story about how learning became rewarding not just for her students but for the entire learning community. For more resources, including a transcript, go to aDifferentEduSite.com
2 Jan 2022
#DidntQuitTeaching: Kim Rhodes, the social studies teacher
In the midst of injustice and a terrible teaching situation, what gives a teacher the strength to keep going and thrive? Hear the story of social studies teacher Kim Rhodes and how the #PowerOfLearning made a difference for her, her students, and her community. See more, including a transcript and follow-up ideas at aDifferentEduSite.com
2 Jan 2022
#DidntQuitTeaching: James, the Canadian PE Teacher
How should a teacher handle lots of pent-up energy that comes out in disruptions and fighting? Is there an alternative to the harsh discipline and zero-tolerance policies? What makes a teacher keep going when all their students want to do is fight? Check out the story of James, a Canadian PE teacher. Not only was he able to find a workable alternative to the zero-tolerance policies, but his approach has been copied worldwide, arguably becoming the world’s most popular lesson plan/classroom management structure.
30 Dec 2021
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A Different EduPodcast tells the stories of teachers making a difference- what they did and how they did it. Hosted by teacher and author Bill Manchester.
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