Those Who Can't Teach Anymore
Charles Fournier"Those Who Can’t Teach Anymore" is an Ambie Nominated, Award-Winning, 7-part podcast series exploring why teachers are leaving education and what can be done to stop the exodus.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationNewsPolitics | |||
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Those Who Can't Teach Anymore presents a segment from the podcast Those Who Can't Do, hosted by Andrea Forcum. In this segment, Charles Fournier talks with Andrea about teacher attrition, absurd dress codes, and what not to do in your classroom. more
Those Who Can't Teach Anymore presents the award-winning episode, "The Kids Are Not All Right," from This Changes Everything, a Cascade Public Media/Crosscut podcast. In this episode, producer and host Sara Bernard explores how the pandemic has exace... more
Think about your favorite teacher. What were they like? What made them your favorite? Now, imagine if your favorite teacher quit their job before you had them in your life. What would you have lost? Think about what future generations of students wil... more
The first step to solving the problem of teacher attrition is to admit that there is a problem. Some groups have already taken this step, and they are listening to teachers in order to create solutions that will retain teachers. These programs make a... more
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With 12 years in the classroom and almost 3 years out of the classroom, I still don’t have a great answer for the ever common question of, “Why did you leave teaching?” Now I can share this podcast, which touches on a lot of the reasons! I related to each one of these episodes. Thank you for all you do inside the classroom and out!
Apple Podcasts5gxxhdh
United States18 days ago - Wonderful eye opening podcast about teachers leaving the profession
Greatly enjoyed the series. Worked in education for 35 years as a school counselor. Saw this phenomenon happening in recent years - in many layers of the educational field.
Apple Podcasts5MurryGMUnited Statesa month ago - Giving voices to teachers
I taught for 6 years before walking away. Although I love my new job (software engineering) sometimes I find myself missing teaching. I discovered this podcast and decided to listen for multiple reasons. 1) To remind myself why I left. 2) To help me understand why I left 3) To hear clear solutions of education. This podcast is great at all 3 of those outcomes. Honestly, I had to listen to the episodes with a few days break between them because it triggered my PTSD from teaching. I found myself s... more
Apple Podcasts5Megan484United Statesa month ago - Bravo! Keep it going!
We were taught with stories that had no ending or two different ones each could choose for themselves, circa 1974. Do see what you can find re. narratives or documentation of progressive 70s and 80s pedagogy, experimental social movements and the other end of the spectrum from standardization. It’s a pendulum. The open road (or ocean) may have partly led to current prison of standardization mania-check box no recess transactional thinking to get away from the risky, messy, authentic and all too ... more
Apple Podcasts5bets444United Statesa month ago - Teacher Voice!
This is an incredible podcast. I was just listening to a podcast with John Hattie and he mentioned that worldwide, the biggest problem right now in education is attrition due to teachers feeling the relentlessness of their jobs. This podcast succinctly breaks that down and helps educators, administrators, school boards and others further understand what we are up against. more
Apple Podcasts5Gill555555United States2 months ago
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