EPISODE · Jun 5, 2023 · 8 MIN
SmallBites Summer Resources
from #SmallBites · host Hedreich Nichols
If you are reading this, whether you have a signed contract at your old school, a contract that signals new beginnings in a new position or even a new beginning that has nothing to do with education, you survived the year (or are at least nearing the finish line)! Students and staff have looked to you for guidance and gotten it. No matter what you forgot to do or even how you fell short; you spent your days trying to make the future a little better for us all. I for one, am grateful for each and every person who has risked going into a school building to help serve the families of our communities. In case no one has told you, you are appreciated. As you begin your summer break, I would like to extend my gratitude for your loyalty and provide you with a top 5 list for summer break. Each episode has its own resources, so don't forget to check out the show notes and share it with a friend or two: The Lost Cause: The Original School Indoctrination Three Things Districts Can Do to Promote Teacher Retention SmallBites meets Cult of Pedagogy: An Exercise for Teachers Bias helped Jeffrey Dahmer Kill I Like What You Like, You Like What I Like; A SmallBites Video on Halo Bias After summer, SmallBites will be concentrating on fundamental practices of classroom culture and teacher workload strategies. Educators who teach in underserved community often struggle in these two areas for a myriad of reasons. We will discuss those and look at supporting strategies in the coming school year as a part of a larger take on educational equity. Further, you'll have the opportunity to do some in depth learning in cohorts, so be on the lookout for that information on Twitter, Linkedin and wherever you get your social content. Thank you again for being a part of the SmallBites Journey. We're in this together.
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