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From lesson planning and assessment design to AI-assisted tutoring and district-wide policy development, Chris explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping teaching and learning, not as a replacement for educators, but as a partner in creativity and efficiency. You will gain ... Show More

In Episode 263 of the House of #EdTech podcast, Chris Nesi steps back from the gadgets, apps, and AI tools to remind educators what truly powers learning — education itself. While technology continues to reshape classrooms, Chris explores why human connection, curiosity, and life ... Show More

In Episode 262 of the House of #EdTech, Chris Nesi explores the timely and necessary topic of creating a responsible AI policy for your classroom. With artificial intelligence tools becoming more integrated into educational spaces, the episode breaks down why teachers need to set ... Show More

<p>Hi Literacy Lovers! This week we wanted to offer you all a chance to listen to one of our favorite episodes from when we just started the podcast. The absolutely incredible and inspirational Emily Hanford drops a TON of information in this episode, so it&apos;s worth another l ... Show More

<p>In today’s episode, Kate Winn, a teacher, freelance writer and TV guest, and wife and mom to two girls, joins us on the podcast to share how after 20 years of teaching, she learned about the science of reading! She wrote this piece for Today’s Parent, titled <a href='https://w ... Show More

<p><b>Take time to notice.</b></p><p>Brendan O’Day shares an important message for educators - <a href='https://www.newleaders.org/blog/start-by-noticing-slow-down-and-bring-back-the-joy-of-schooling'>Start by noticing: Slow down and bring back the joy of schooling</a>. He tells ... Show More

A leader and her coach discuss a three-step model for turning upward feedback into a learning conversation that might allow the boss to hear the message. This month’s coaching conversation explores whether feedback should be given upwards in the first place. If so, are there ways ... Show More

<p>I could talk to Gem all day! But we managed to keep this at an hour for you!<br/><br/>In this episode we talk about:<br/>-The impact of reducing a person to what they can&apos;t do <br/>-Confidence  and independence<br/>-Content creation and representation <br/>-Tea and Gravy ... Show More

This episode talks about the concept of uncomfortability and why we should embrace it, enjoy! —— Please share this podcast to anyone who might benefit from listening to this content. Leave a rating and review for this podcast on your podcast app, THANK YOU! —— Connect with me: We ... Show More

I'm in the UK this week and we are going to take a break from the normal schedule to bring you another Little Snippet. These are my 5-minute episode formats with tips and tricks focused on one specific Business English topic. This one focuses on understanding your native colleagu ... Show More

Toni Rose is joined by Cassie Johnson to discuss the role of the school psychologist. Read a summary of this episode on the Modern Classrooms Project blog (https://www.modernclassrooms.org/blog/the-role-of-the-school-psychologist). Show Notes More info on becoming a Distinguished ... Show More

<p><em>This live Q&amp;A with host Matt Abrahams celebrates 200 episodes of Think Fast, Talk Smart.</em></p><p><br>In an age of endless content and information, how do we ensure our communication cuts through the noise? Across 200 episodes of <a href="https://www.fastersmarter.io ... Show More

Dr. Shaddai Tembo is joined again by Mike Gardner to discuss how teachers can use oracy in their assessment practices. They touch on how oracy helps to model new learning and shifting from teacher talk to learner talk. Shaddai and Mike talk about the role of the whole school in s ... Show More