"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 | 9 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | PoliticsEducationNews |
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
Imagine that you are hiring a new English teacher. None of the people who apply have any of the qualifications to teach English. No teaching degree. No English degree. No experience in the classroom. Would you hire any of them? Probably not. Now here... more
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This podcast is exceptional. It has a professional, journalistic quality that podcasts about similar content lack. Highly recommend for city, county, and state representatives, school board members and parents of school aged children that are wondering why their community's students are far from thriving and why the hiring pool is devolving. This rating is from a teacher that chose to save herself by leaving the profession.
Great podcast. Superior storytelling. Excellent work here by Charles and everyone involved!
This podcast has been so validating of how I’ve been feeling as an educator the last few years. I live near this area in WY so it feels even more relevant given that we are working in similar environments. Charles, thank you for your work on this podcast. I appreciate it so much.
This podcast speaks to my 26 year teaching career in many ways. The interviews capture the words, thoughts, and actions better than I can. Thank you for validating the ups and downs (so many downs) of this profession.
This podcast is wonderful! I’m learning so much about the state of teaching, the history of education in the US, binary logic and the humanity of teachers. Charles goes in depth in his research and insight. A must-listen!
Apple Podcasts | #22 | United States/Education |
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