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EPISODE · Jan 2, 2021 · 22 MIN

Toastcaster 147: Nurturing Young Minds Through Podcasting – Kevin Achtzener

from Toastcaster Communication Leadership Learning Lab · host Greg Gazin

[22:13] Kevin Achtzener, DTM is in the process of doing his practicum at a Spanish bilingual school to earn an after degree in Education. He had the idea to teach his students new material as part of a Spanish Language Arts curriculum by getting them to create their own podcasts. In this episode, Kevin, a regular on ToastCaster, shared his experience as to why he chose podcasting as a teaching medium, what he was trying to accomplish, how the class took to it and how the podcasts turned out. He talks a little about the methods he used, the subjects he selected as well as what both he and his students learned from the process. He also tells how he got our Podcast Host Greg Gazin involved by interviewing him as both a sample podcast  and as a way to share his knowledge with the students through a podcast which was to be played in the classroom. Kevin Achtzener is from Edmonton, Canada and can be reached at VisualProductivity.net.  

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