"Those Who Can’t Teach Anymore" is an Ambie Nominated, Award-Winning, 7-part narrative series exploring why teachers are leaving education and what can be done to stop the exodus.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationNewsPolitics |
The students are changing. Dan Morris, who is retiring at the end of this school year, never thought the kids were changing, but things have changed. In this episode, hear how student behavior is impacting the classroom and teachers' decisions to s... more
As routines fall into place, teachers show why they are experts in their field. In this episode, teachers talk about best practices, and we hear some of the ways that teacher expertise is devalued.
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It’s hard to describe how it feels to be pulled into the momentum of a new school year. In this episode, hear how teachers from across the country navigate the excitement and anxiety of starting a new year, and meet Amber, a brand new teacher who doe... more
Teachers are still leaving education at an alarming rate. In the new season of Those Who Can't Teach Anymore, we will get a look at a year in the life of a teacher. We will meet 15 teachers from across the country who volunteered to keep weekly perso... more
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I really enjoyed the first season of this show, but hearing an ad paid for by AIPAC that advocates for even more violent conflict in the Middle East at the start of the second season immediately scared me away from listening to anymore. Absolutely not the messaging I want or expect from this sort of series.
I’m an experienced educator who left the classroom (add me to the ranks of leavers who are happier and less stressed, by the way). I saw so much of my experience in this podcast, but it also gave me new things to think about. I’m recommending it to other teachers I know, but what I *really* hope is that non-teachers, especially policy makers, to listen. It is really difficult to “get” what’s hard about teaching unless you’ve done it.
An engaging and insightful look at modern education. Couldn’t think of a better choice of host as Fournier is not only an excellent podcaster, but he was unquestionably one of the greatest teachers I could have asked for. Highly recommend this podcast to anyone who wants to see the behind the scenes on education from a host who has changed lives as an educator. Keep up the great work sir!
This was an excellent podcast! As a former teacher, I found myself nodding my head so much in agreement. It was reassuring to hear things I felt in private expressed out loud. Teachers need to hear this. You are not alone!
I really loved my first 20 years of teaching high school English and Music! I retired at age 55 after teaching for 30 years. As my mom’s terminal cancer progressed, I became her care-giver. It was just Mom and me, so we eventually hired a half-day care giver to help while I was in class. Soon, I had to retire from teaching, because the caregiver’s paycheck exceeded mine. I don’t know how much education and preparation are required to become an LVN (Licensed Vocational Nurse, but here in... more
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A narrative series that tackles the pressing issue of teacher attrition, focusing on the myriad reasons educators choose to leave the profession. It features personal stories and experiences shared by teachers, capturing the emotional and professional struggles they face in their roles. Many episodes present a detailed look at various challenges such as burnout, classroom management, parental expectations, and systemic issues within the educational landscape. The discussions not only highlight educators' experiences but also engage with broader themes of education policy, the importance of teacher autonomy, and the need for cultural responsiveness in teaching.
What sets this series apart is its emphasis on humanizing the experiences of tea... more
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