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10 Minute Teacher Podcast with Cool Cat Teacher

Vicki Davis
Education
Artificial Intelligence
Student Engagement
Teaching Strategies
Education Technology
Professional Development
Teaching
Self-Care
Writing
AI In Education
Project-Based Learning
School Culture
Mental Health
Financial Literacy
Burnout
Classroom Management
Growth Mindset
Reflection
Student Well-Being
Educational Strategies

A teacher podcast for busy educators—about 10 minutes, every week. Stay current on artificial intelligence in education (plain English), edtech, and what matters in the classroom: culture, instruction, assessment, digital health and wellness, and more. Simple ideas you can use right away. Hosted by AP Computer Science teacher Vicki Davis (Cool Cat Teacher)—author and longtime edtech blogger—this t... more

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Blake Harvard
AP Psychology Teacher from Alabama, author of Do I Have Your Attention?
Effortful Educator; author
Episode: How Students Actually Learn: Memory & Attention
Angela Cannava
High school science and career technical education teacher in Denver
CTE Biomedical Sciences Pathway; HOSA advisor
Episode: Experiential Learning Through Travel That Sticks
Tim Needles
Artist, educator, performer, author of Steam Power from ISTE
NICEGATE, ISTE Community Leader, NASA Solar System Ambassador
Episode: AI Art in the Classroom with Tim Needles
Donnie Piercey
2021 Kentucky Teacher of the Year, fourth-grade teacher in Lexington, Kentucky
Episode: Vibe Coding for Teachers: No Coding Skills Needed
Justin Reich
Associate Professor of Digital Media at MIT; Director of the Teaching Systems Lab
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Episode: AI in the Classroom — Why There Are No Best Practices Yet
Jessica Pack
Author of Moviemaking in the Classroom (ISTE); 2014 California Teacher of the Year
ISTE; California Department of Education (former)
Episode: Moviemaking in the Classroom: Where Every Student Has a Story
Sarah Thomas
Regional Technology Coordinator for Prince George's County Public Schools; founder of EduMatch
Prince George's County Public Schools; EduMatch
Episode: AI as a Creativity Amplifier with Dr. Sarah Thomas
Miranda Grabowski
Teacher featured in Panama trip segment
Episode: Student STEM Trips That Made Students Say "I Could Do This"
Edith Cortez
Social studies teacher featured in Washington, DC trip segment
Laredo, Texas
Episode: Student STEM Trips That Made Students Say "I Could Do This"

Host

Vicki Davis
Host with a focus on edtech, classroom strategies, and practical PD for teachers

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 339 ratings
  • Not a teacher - yet

    Not a teacher yet but fantastic life experience tips and tricks

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chloelea529
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Important Content!

    Vicki does such a good job covering a variety of topics. The guests offer valuable insight as well. I would recommend this podcast to anyone looking to be inspired and informed!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    megan@podcastingyou
    United States5 years ago
  • Quick and Informative

    Great information and easily consumable. The topics are always relevant and provide valuable insight to help improve my teaching methods.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Clement Townsend
    United States6 years ago
  • Refreshing

    This podcast does a great job of touching on all the big ideas in the world of education right now. It is very relatable and every episode leaves me with a nugget to think about. As a teacher who has been working in an in person setting I have enjoyed hearing the latest on the virtual end and now we are headed that way too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    55grateful
    United States6 years ago
  • Speak up Vicki

    As a teachers in America, we must address the biases in our overwhelming white profession. Vicki needs to step up and use her platform to talk about how educators can become more anti-racist so that we can better serve our students instead of just using the podcast to market her workshops.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    MAteachesinChicago
    United States6 years ago

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Overall, listeners describe it as a reliable source of quick professional development and inspiration.
Some criticisms note a perceived commercial slant or marketing around sponsor content and products.
Educators appreciate the concise, actionable format and practical tips they can apply immediately.
Praise for the show's ability to cover diverse topics—from AI in education to literacy and classroom management—in short, accessible episodes.
Listeners value the range of guests who bring real-world classroom experience and evidence-based strategies.

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AI Art in the Classroom with Tim Needles
Q: What do you tell students to keep them respectful of the medium while exploring AI and new tools?
He emphasizes the importance of documenting process, encouraging descriptive prompts, and maintaining a critical dialogue about art across traditional media and AI-assisted creation.
AI Art in the Classroom with Tim Needles
Q: There's some people, Tim, who people ever say, but you're an art teacher. Like, does anybody ever say that?
Tim explains that curiosity drives him beyond the label of being just an art teacher and that he brings a wide range of interests, including technology and quantum physics, into his teaching to keep learning vibrant.
Vibe Coding for Teachers: No Coding Skills Needed
Q: So Donnie, give us some examples of how vibe coding has impacted your day-to-day teaching in the classroom.
He describes using AI to generate task lists, translate materials into multiple languages with Google Apps Script, and automatically format Sheets and Slides for student use, which saved him hours of prep time and improved student engagement and outcomes.
AI in the Classroom — Why There Are No Best Practices Yet
Q: What are the key conclusions you're drawing from the 120 interviews about AI in classrooms?
conclusions are that there is wide variation across districts and schools, there are no universal best practices yet, and successful adoption hinges on collaboration, local experimentation, and maintaining a focus on meaningful outcomes rather than chasing hype.
AI in the Classroom — Why There Are No Best Practices Yet
Q: What made you think that you needed to get the real story directly from teachers and students?
The motivation was to capture observations from the people closest to what's actually happening in classrooms, recognizing that professors and think tanks often miss the nuanced realities of day-to-day teaching and learning.

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This show delivers concise, classroom-ready ideas for educators, focusing on practical strategies at the intersection of pedagogy, culture, assessment, and technology. Episodes frequently cover AI in education, edtech tools, reading and literacy, executive function, classroom management, and project-based or inquiry-based learning, all framed for quick implementation in busy schools. Notable strengths include a tight 10-minute format, a steady stream of practitioner guests, and a clear emphasis on actionable takeaways that teachers can apply the same week. The show also tends to feature guests with hands-on classroom experience, author insights, and educational technology leadership, which can be especially valuable for teachers, coaches, a... more

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