
Join hosts Amanda Cardenas (Mud & Ink Teaching) and Marie Morris (The Caffeinated Classroom) in discussions about being brave, trying new things, and all things teaching! As seasoned classroom teachers, Amanda and Marie bring their experience, insight, energy, and oh, so many opinions and ideas... It's time for all teachers to take their classroom and teaching practice into their own hands!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 366 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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If you’ve ever hit May and thought, “Wait... what even happened this school year?” this team meeting is for you. I’m walking you through a simple but powerful reflection process to help you look back on your curriculum, classroom systems, and persona... more
You might want your planner, a highlighter, and maybe your teacher bestie for this one, because we're not limping our way to summer...we’re finishing strong! In this team meeting episode, I’m walking you through exactly how I plan the end of the scho... more
Feeling a little feisty about classroom norms? Amanda here, flying solo this week to share three teaching hills I’ll gladly die on, from why reading Shakespeare cover to cover needs a rethink, to celebrating meaningful student milestones, to why vert... more
The end of April always feels like everything is happening at once. I’m in the middle of dress rehearsals for Guys and Dolls, and with multiple performances stacked back-to-back, I found myself thinking a lot about what it actually takes to pull some... more
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I started listening a couple of years ago. Now as I shift into my second career of ELA/social studies secondary education, this podcast has kept me motivated, offered knowledge, and sometimes the reminder to have fun and laugh at my mistakes! Thank you Marie and Amanda for your guidance, knowledge and laughter!
The Brave New Teaching podcast is a must-listen for educators! Amanda and Marie bring practical strategies, creative inspiration, and thoughtful discussions to every episode. As a college professor specializing in secondary education, I recommend this podcast to my students and rely on it myself for fresh ideas.
Having known Amanda and Marie for years and even being a guest on the podcast, I can say they truly understand and uplift the teaching community. If you’re looking for inspiration and a... more
As a former secondary English teacher and current librarian, these ladies are real and authentic. I love the practical ideas they have and a true love of teaching. I always get ideas from their episodes. 💕
I used to really like this show and I even shared one of the workshops offered to my principal for our English department. However, now it’s not worth the time listening because every episode feels like a tease, purchase more to get the information. I think these two ladies have so much to offer. But as we all know, after spending money on supplies, lessons,etc. it’s just too much.
These ladies care so passionately about helping teachers! Their discussions and banter give me time to focus on what matters in class, drill down to what is and is not working in my class, and reimagine new ways to reach my students! Thank you both so much!
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Two veteran teachers share practical strategies, book recommendations, and classroom-tested ideas for middle and high school ELA. Episodes blend pedagogy, literature discussions, and real-world teaching challenges with approachable banter and a focus on actionable takeaways for engaging students, equity, and ongoing professional growth. Noteworthy is a strong emphasis on hands-on methods (gateway activities, engagement strategies, book talks) delivered with warmth and humor, plus a growing ecosystem of paid resources and community programs that expands beyond episodes. Listeners who want ready-to-use classroom ideas, plus insights on curriculum design and student motivation, will likely find this consistently useful and inspiring.
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