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Jul 23, 2026 40 min

229: A More Engaging Classroom with Jake Miller

from No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast Hosted by Meghan Wells

Episode How can teachers create more engaging classrooms without chasing every new tool or burning themselves out? In this episode of No Name Paper, Meghan Wells talks with educator, author, and Educational Duct Tape creator Jake Miller about AI, Universal Design for Learning, personalized learning, and student choice. Jake explains why the real classroom debate isn’t digital versus analog—it’s active versus passive learning. He also shares practical ways educators can increase student ownership while keeping learning goals clear and workloads manageable. In this episode: Using technology to solve genuine learning problems Responsible uses of AI in education Creating timely feedback and accessible resources Using learner profiles to understand students Introducing student choice gradually Assessing mastery instead of project format Engagement versus entertainment and compliance Personalizing learning without creating 150 lessons “Duct Tape or Distraction?” Connect with Jake: Website: jcmiller.net Social media: @jcmilleredu Podcast: Educational Duct Tape Follow No Name Paper: A Teacher’s Podcast and share Episode 227 with an educator ready to build a more engaging classroom.

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