Teaching strategies, classroom management, education reform, educational technology -- if it has something to do with teaching, we're talking about it. Jennifer Gonzalez interviews educators, students, administrators and parents about the psychological and social dynamics of school, trade secrets, and other juicy things you'll never learn in a textbook. For more fantastic resources for teachers, v... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 252 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
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I love this podcast! I am a newer educator and teach nursing school. Some of the information is geared toward K-12, but I have found tangible advice that I have been able to apply to my teaching process and classroom activities. We incorporate active learning and clinical simulation during lectures, and thinking of new ideas for large groups of students in higher ed is so challenging! Thank you for making this podcast.
Thank you for episode 212 on reading and what works. It was thoughtfully put together & I loved how it talked about what happens in the classroom and what research says. As a parent of a former struggling readers and a teacher (former elementary and now middle school English/ Spanish teacher) this podcast hit so many important points. My district is slowly changing and I’m hoping students will have more systematic instruction especially with phonics.
I listen to these podcasts on my 35 minute drive to work and during my morning/evening walks. I have discovered so many resources in a short period of time. Jennifer addresses everything from social issues to technology in the classroom, and so much more. I feel extremely fortunate to have found this wealth of information for educators. What Jennifer shares on her website and on her podcasts are relevant to all those working in the educational field. I urge anyone who is looking for guidance in ... more
I struggle to take this seriously when the podcaster has no hisotrical overview of a conept that has been discussed since the 1950s when Carl Rogers wrote about it. One can change how one views disruptive behavior, if one is so fixated on bad behavior that a new 'lens' throgh which to view things is necessary. But, this does not change the behavior and the effects its has on reducing instrucional time and related, empirical affects pertaining to classroom dynamics.
I was first exposed to Cult of Pedagogy during grad school; a professor of mine shared with us a blog titled I think, “Find your Marigold”. I was very impacted by the blog that I started referencing the website when I needed support to find more valuable information. Now that it will be my first year teaching, I have been listening to the podcast and the wisdom and knowledge that I have been receiving, is making a huge impact on me. There was only so much my teaching program and student teachin... more
Apple Podcasts | #177 | New Zealand/Education |
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