5 ed tech podcasts you should listen to Educators facilitate others' learning experiences, but their own learning experiences are far from over. Through podcasts, educators can learn even more about their field and the forces impacting it — especially education technology. Apple's iTunes store has an entire page devoted to ed tech podcasts. Sorting out the best listens can be a daunting task, so to make things easier, we've compiled a list of the XX you should check out today. 1. TEDTalks Education Host: Varying speakers This one seems like a no-brainer. 2. Host: Wesley A. Since 2005, Wesley A. 3. Hosts: Darrel Branson and Tony Richards Australian duo Darrel Branson and Tony Richards host "The Ed Tech Crew Podcast," which focuses on the use of information and communications technology (ICT) in education. 4. Host: Christopher J. "House of #EdTech" is a newly launched podcast, with only two episodes so far. 5. Host: Jeff Herb
Home Reading By Example | Rethinking the Role of the Literacy Leader 50 Educational Podcasts You Should Check Out Teachers Teaching Teachers 59:39 minutes (40.96 MB) We were planning a "Welcome Back" episode on Teachers Teaching Teachers, something about how to launch connected learning with Youth Voices in our classrooms and how to be more planful about connecting our curriculum. #connectedlearning. How do we do that after Michael Brown's killing and the Ferguson protests? More than ever we need those days, even weeks of trust-building with our students, yet we also can't pretend that Ferguson isn't happening. In addition to this webcast, we offer a small contribution with a #FergusonSyllabus or using Gooru, NowComment, Crocodoc, and Vialogues. Start with your own questions, then deepen your inquiry into Michael Brown's shooting, and the protests and confrontations in Ferguson by choosing from these articles, songs, interviews, photographs, blog posts, podcasts, reviews, videos, reports and surveys. I am first and foremost an educator. Dr.
Purely Paperless Ten Best Podcasts for Teachers Podcasts are a fantastic way to gain new information from the Internet quickly and efficiently. With a huge variety of topics available, podcasts offer something for everybody. We’ve scoured the Internet and picked out the ten best podcasts specifically for teachers. Each podcast features teachers and other educators presenting information about research or their own personal experiences. Take a moment to read through these and then start listening! You may be surprised by how much excellent information they offer. Learning Matters: This podcast, hosted by John Merrow, includes episodes that are generally 5 to 10 minutes long and address current events in education. New Teacher Hotline: Presented by Dr. NPR Education: NPR podcasts on education provide information on current events in education around the world. Teacher Created Materials: Teacher Created Materials exists to create research and standards-based resources for K-12 classrooms. The Teachers’ Podcast: Dr.
Lisa Nielsen: The Innovative Educator 10 Ways Schools Can Prepare Students to Fail Well Remember those little toys shaped like an egg called weebles? “Weebles wobble, but they don’t fall down.” This is a pretty good life lesson if you think about it. How do we cultivate such a mindset in the life of our students, helping them learn to persist through the wobbles or failures of life, learning from them, persisting through them, and having a joy and resilience in life? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. EdTechSandyK