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Episode 142: SEL and Language Learners During Distance Learning with Tan Huynh Jeff Utecht
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Episode 138: Empowering Through Inquiry with Trevor MacKenzie Jeff Utecht
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Episode 137: Strategies and Tools for Digging into Difficult Conversations with Teens with Georgina Gonzalez Jeff Utecht
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Episode 136: Having Hard Conversations with Jennifer Abrams Jeff Utecht
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Episode 135: Creating Global Citizens with Steve Murphy Jeff Utecht
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Episode 134: Engaging Families in STEM with Deidre Holmberg Jeff Utecht
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Episode 133: Feedback that Matters with Tyler Rablin Jeff Utecht
As we continue our 1:1 Summer of Fun one of questions always come back to Professional Development for educators and how do we do it right. According to research done by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation called “Teachers Know Best: Teachers views on Professional Development” (http://k12education.gatesfoundation.org/resource/teachers-know-best-teachers-views-on-professional-development/). Schools are not doing a very good job and most educators feel like PD is a hoop that needs to be jumped through. As educators why are not better at offering PD for our teachers.
In this episode I chat with Tyler Rablin who’s school district is rethinking PD in the face of the Internet and trying to find a way to give teachers more choice and voice in their PD options.
1:1 Summer of Fun links:
Freebie: 30 Days of Free PD email series
http://www.sospodcast.org/30days
Discount: $25 for the course Digital Citizenship in the Classroom
http://www.sospodcast.org/1to1/
Tyler’s Links:
“Teachers Know Best: Teachers views on Professional Development” (http://k12education.gatesfoundation.org/resource/teachers-know-best-teachers-views-on-professional-development/)
@Mr_Rablin (https://twitter.com/mr_rablin)
Website: https://teacher-totter.blogspot.com/
Kicking off our 1:1 Summer of Fun this week with a great podcast with Tisha Richmond, a culinary teacher in Oregon has had completely gamified her classroom. So many great […]
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