Welcome to Teachers on Teaching Podcast! Boston teachers talking about their work and their lives as educators. It’s sponsored by the Boston Teachers Union and hosted by Paul Tritter, Director of Professional Learning. Eloise Biscoe, retired BPS teacher edits and produces the interviews. Paul catches up with these educators between classes during the planning and development period. He talks to them about their teaching and how being teachers shapes their lives.
Teachers on Teaching
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Podcast Overview
Welcome to Teachers on Teaching Podcast! Boston teachers talking about their work and their lives as educators. It’s sponsored by the Boston Teachers Union and hosted by Paul Tritter, Director of Professional Learning. Eloise Biscoe, retired BPS teacher edits and produces the interviews. Paul catches up with these educators between classes during the planning and development period. He talks to them about their teaching and how being teachers shapes their lives.
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Recent Episodes
June 4, 2021
Lea Serena: Use Your Voice for Something
Lea talks about what brought her to teaching – in particular at the Mather. She explains how she adjusts her teaching to the remote learning environment, recognizing its challenges as well as unique opportunities. And she describes her advocacy work which takes many forms and fills many hours well beyond a regular school day.
June 1, 2021
Kennedy Omolo: A Better Tomorrow
In this episode we meet Kennedy Omolo. He teaches math at the Community Academy of Science and Health in Dorchester. Kennedy talks about rising to meet the challenges of remote schooling: adjusting his teaching methods and routines to the fit the online classroom; responding to the academic and personal needs of his students; keeping up with the best online teaching platforms; and, guiding his students to be independent learners.
June 1, 2020
Sam Texeira
<a href="|!|vcvUploadUrl|!|/2020/06/Texeira-Cover-scaled.jpg"></a>Sam TexeiraIn this episode, we meet Sam Texeira. He teaches history to high school students at the Henderson Inclusion School in Dorchester. The assistant teacher in the class is Matt Reggianini. Sam talks about the trips he has taken to explore history firsthand; and how he brings back those experiences to engage students in a process of discovery that makes history meaningful to their lives. He talks about his motivation to teach and what it means to him to be a teacher in relation to his community and the students in his classroom.
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