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What Do We Know? A Podcast for Teachers

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by James MacIndoe

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The repetitive nature of teaching lends itself to living life on autopilot. That makes it all the more important to step back and reflect. What we do know works? How do we know that? What can we do better? This podcast aims to name and explore the most important issues that teachers face every day inside and outside the classroom. Through organic conversations, we unpack the challenges facing modern educators, discuss student-centered solutions to these problems, and reflect on our strengths and weaknesses.

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Recent Episodes

June 22, 2021

#26 - Laura Boyle

I talk with Laura Boyle, a former student of mine at GCM who is now in the teacher education program at the University of Virginia. The poem featured in the intro is <a href="https://poets.org/poem/rebuild">"To Rebuild" by Hallie Knight</a>. All other content written, edited, and produced by James MacIndoe.

January 3, 2021

#25 - Hindsight 2020 (Part 2)

The second in a series, this episode is exactly what it sounds like: a highly critical examination of what it was like to teach in 2020. I talked to admin, teachers, students, and even my school's psychologist about the visible and invisible impacts of the pandemic on instruction, student life, and the future of teaching. Also featured in this episode is some food for thought from the new book A Wolf at the Schoolhouse Door, by Jennifer Berkshire and Jack Schneider, which you should all go find and read immediately. Special thanks, again, to Cole Harding, Jessica Post, Trip Sargent, and Willow Mason.

December 31, 2020

#24 - Hindsight 2020 (Part 1)

The first in a series, this episode is exactly what it sounds like: a highly critical examination of what it was like to teach in 2020. I talked to admin, teachers, students, and even my school's psychologist about the visible and invisible impacts of the pandemic on instruction, student life, and the future of teaching. Special thanks to Cole Harding, Jessica Post, Trip Sargent, and Willow Mason.

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What is What Do We Know? A Podcast for Teachers?: The repetitive nature of teaching lends itself to living life on autopilot. That makes it all the more important to step back and reflect. What we do know works? How do we know that? What can we do better?

This podcast aims to name and explore the most important issues that teachers face every day inside and outside the classroom. Through organic conversations, we unpack the challenges facing modern educators, discuss student-centered solutions to these problems, and reflect on our strengths and weaknesses.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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