Episode 2

An episode of the The Educators' Cooperative podcast, hosted by Educator's Coop Podcast, titled "Episode 2" was published on November 11, 2018 and runs 28 minutes.

November 11, 2018 ·28m · The Educators' Cooperative

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Summary

Guest Host Greg O'Loughlin interviews Hume Fogg math teacher Christopher Collins about his inquiry-based approach in his classroom. If you are an Ed-Coop teacher interested in being featured on the podcast please reach out to Mike Mitchell at [email protected]

Episode Description

Guest Host Greg O'Loughlin interviews Hume Fogg math teacher Christopher Collins about his inquiry-based approach in his classroom. If you are an Ed-Coop teacher interested in being featured on the podcast please reach out to Mike Mitchell at [email protected]

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