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The Creative Classroom with John Spencer

John Spencer
Education
Project-Based Learning
Creativity
Student Engagement
Creative Thinking
Gradual Release Of Responsibility
Student Empowerment
Teaching Strategies
Critical Thinking
Parental Involvement
Inquiry-Based Learning
Teaching Approaches
Curiosity
Generative AI
Creative Momentum
Sprints
Teaching Methods
Mini-Projects
Brain-Based Learning
Education Theory

John Spencer is passionate about seeing schools embrace creativity and design thinking. In this podcast, he explores the intersection of creative thinking and student learning.

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We keep talking about AI in schools like it is either a miracle or a menace, and that either-or mindset steers us into two dead ends. One path hands the wheel to the tool and mistakes novelty for real learning. The other path locks everything...

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Collaboration is one of the most powerful forces in learning. Yet it can also be one of the hardest things to cultivate. Too often, students struggle to share ideas, listen to one another, or take creative risks. At the center of this struggle is som... more

As the year begins, we are all thinking about the idea of building a classroom community. Although I am no longer at the K-12 level, I am reminded of the power of community as I think about the cohort I lead that’s now in their...

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Every year, we hear news reports about the “summer slide,” or the summer learning loss. Students arrive to school behind where they left off in May or June. This is a real challenge. But there’s more to the story. So, in this week’s article, I...

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Recent Guests

Sam Marsden
Expert in drama teaching, author, and creator of teaching resources
Episode: Sam Marsden on the Value of Improv Games to Spark Creative Thinking
Lynn Cashell
Fifth-grade teacher with a background in mental health and art therapy
Episode: Lynn Cashell on How She Integrated AI into Genius Hour
Jed Dearybury
Educator, author, and speaker focused on playful learning and creativity in education
Author of The Playful Life and The Playful Classroom
Episode: Jed Dearybury on the Power of a Playful Mindset (Interview)
Kieran O'Mahony
Founding principal of the Institute for Connecting Neuroscience with Teaching and Learning, Chief Learning Officer at HUE Learn
Institute for Connecting Neuroscience with Teaching and Learning, HUE Learn
Episode: Kieran O’Mahony on Neuroscience in Education
Carl Azuz
Former host and creator of CNN 10
CNN
Episode: Creative Habits Versus Creative Momentum
Crystal Frommert
A seasoned educator and author
Author of When Calling Parents Isn't Your Calling
Episode: Crystal Frommert on How to Connect with Parents and Families in a Positive Way

Host

John Spencer
Host of discussions focused on creativity in education and the implementation of innovative teaching strategies.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 332 ratings
  • Thank you!

    For letting me know that I don’t have to be perfect. And ways to get to know students.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    vas2fl
    United Statesa year ago
  • Innovative and Practical

    John Spencer shares a range of ideas to improve the classroom experience that are both innovative and practical. I love listening on my morning walks to get me inspired for the day of teaching ahead.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dudrickson
    United Statesa year ago
  • Knowledgeable & Practical

    My favorite new podcast on education. The subject matter is well thought out and presented in an engaging and meaningful way. Very useful for educators across different subject areas and age levels. Looking forward to more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TAHIAFILASTEEN
    United Statesa year ago
  • You can tell

    The information in this show is so useful. You can tell that John really cares for students and teaching is a calling. One of the few who get to work doing what they were made for.

    Looking forward to hearing more.

    Rick Yuhas

    Renewed Mindsets Podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rickt4du
    United States2 years ago
  • Sal Khan interview so insightful

    This interview was done so well and the insights he provided were the best I’ve heard yet.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jesfishy
    United States2 years ago

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The dedication of the host to fostering a creative mindset in education resonates with listeners, making them feel supported in their teaching journeys.
Educators find the discussions relatable and relevant, often citing specific strategies that they can implement immediately in their classrooms.
Many reviews highlight the quality of guest interviews that bring diverse perspectives on education and creativity.
Listeners appreciate the practical insights shared by the host, indicating that the content is both inspiring and actionable for educators.

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Ten Traditional Teaching Practices that Still Belong in a PBL Unit
Q: Why do some students hate projects?
Students find projects overwhelming, often feeling like they have to do the work alone and that it feels meaningless, akin to busy work.
Jed Dearybury on the Power of a Playful Mindset (Interview)
Q: How can teachers cultivate a playful classroom culture?
Teachers should ensure there's time, space, and opportunity to develop a culture of play, integrating playful moments throughout the day.
Jed Dearybury on the Power of a Playful Mindset (Interview)
Q: What does it mean to have a playful mindset as an educator?
Having a playful mindset decreases stress, increases happiness, and helps educators connect with their students better.
Carl Azuz on Media Literacy and Journalism in Age of Machine Learning
Q: What strategies can teachers use to encourage critical thinking after watching a video?
Teachers can present the facts and perspectives discussed in our shows to encourage respectful discussions among students.
Carl Azuz on Media Literacy and Journalism in Age of Machine Learning
Q: What is your approach to maintaining a non-biased tone in your reports?
We aim to be strictly non-partisan, presenting facts and multiple perspectives to foster classroom discussion without judgement.

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Engaging educators from various backgrounds, this show explores creativity and its pivotal role in teaching and learning. The host emphasizes hands-on approaches to cultivate student engagement and fosters a classroom environment that values innovative thinking. Episodes cover diverse topics, including strategies for project-based learning, the integration of artificial intelligence in education, collaboration, trust in classroom dynamics, and deeper learning methodologies. Notably, the discussions encourage educators to prioritize empathy and student agency, presenting practical tips for enhancing learning experiences while addressing challenges such as summer learning loss and distractions in the education system.

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2. Lynn Cashell
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