Edmoves podcast highlights pedagogy moves in teaching settings across K-12 and higher education. Its topics include timely, authentic, transparent conversations from experts who teach like everyone's watching!
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Edmoves podcast highlights pedagogy moves in teaching settings across K-12 and higher education. Its topics include timely, authentic, transparent conversations from experts who teach like everyone's watching!
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Recent Episodes
November 6, 2020
Anthony Saba and Building a Community of Online Learners
<p>In this episode, Dr. Anthony Saba shares strategies for building community in an online classroom.</p> <p>Anthony is an Instructional Design Consultant at Boise State University. He is professor, designer, and human resource developer whose specialty is around effective and engaging learning. Anthony cuts through the theories of effective online learning and talk about the guts of it--what are we supposed to do?</p> <p>This podcast is a master class in building community. Anthony shares a million ways that teachers can reimagine their content through a community lens and the importance of building a community that leads to learning. As we enter the heart of the fall semester, Anthony's expertise reminds us why and how to keep the culture of our classes strong. </p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>
October 6, 2020
Kim Jaxon and The Next Right Thing
<p>Today on our podcast, Dr. Kim Jaxon shares the wisdom of the next right thing. How do we move forward together as a learning and teaching community when there are so many pressures and possibilities? How do we move with integrity? </p> <p>Kim and I banter about public opinion around education, letting students lead the choice around technology tools, building student identity, and the power of a problem-based approach to teaching. Kim has practical ideas for how our students can be seen and heard, even behind a computer screen, and believes the hope of a bright future lies partly in our ability to innovate.</p> <p>This episode is full of powerful reminders about who should be in charge of learning, and how to get out of our own way and defer to the experts--our students.</p> <p>To connect with Kim and follow more of her work: </p> <p><strong>Kim’s articles (focused on digital pedagogy) for the </strong><a href="https://clalliance.org/person/kim-jaxon/"><u><strong>Connected Learning Alliance here</strong></u></a></p> <p><a href="https://hybridpedagogy.org/resisting-edtech/"><u><strong>“A Guide To Resisting Ed Tech: The Case Against Turnitin”</strong></u></a></p> <p><a href="https://kimjaxon.com/?p=648"><u><strong>https://kimjaxon.com/?p=648</strong></u></a></p>
September 29, 2020
Peter Johnston: Bits of Teaching Wisdom
<p>Peter Johnston is one of my teaching mentors, a Bright Spot whose words and ideas reach beyond the classroom into the way I see the world, my kids, my friends. I'm thrilled that he agreed to answer questions and muse with me about the state of teaching and learning.</p> <p>Dr. Johnston is currently Professor Emeritus at the University of Albany in New York. His long career of teaching, researching, and noticing has led to countless publications, awards, and conversations around building intellectually healthy classrooms, which, he believes, won’t be achieved without socially and emotionally healthy students.</p> <p>His newest book, co-authored with six remarkable classroom teachers is called Engaging Literate Minds, K-3: Literacy Teaching That Grows Children’s Social, Emotional, and Intellectual Lives.</p> <p>Peter and I talk about the importance of imagination, noticing, equity, and community. We talk about teachers and learners who pursue justice in the world because, perhaps, they learned to care about each other in the classroom.</p> <p><strong>You can reach Peter Johnston at </strong><a href="mailto:pjohnston@albany.edu"><u><strong>pjohnston@albany.edu</strong></u></a></p> <p><strong>You can also browse his collection of books and his upcoming events:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://www.stenhouse.com/content/engaging-literate-minds"><u><strong>Engaging Literate Minds</strong></u></a></p> <p><a href="https://www.stenhouse.com/content/opening-minds"><u><strong>Opening Minds</strong></u></a></p> <p><a href="https://www.stenhouse.com/content/choice-words"><u><strong>Choice Words</strong></u></a></p> <p><strong>Literacy for All conference: </strong><a href="http://crrlc.cvent.com/events/2020-literacy-for-all-conference/event-summary-38b3c5ee4e884a30929e53f2ecf6147a.aspx"><u><strong>Event Summary</strong></u></a></p>
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