We Teach Us - Episode Format Trailer
from We Teach Us Hosted by Ryan Dalton
We Teach Us is a social justice education podcast for teachers and learners disrupting traditional education models in their school communities. Committed to reimagining traditional and oppressive pedagogy, We Teach Us offers educators an opportunity to further develop their analysis of systemic oppression in our school communities. Utilizing social movement histories, discussions of critical pedagogy, and conversations with educational leaders, We Teach Us is a tool for educators and all people committed to liberation. We Teach Us episode format is modeled after the “I Do, We Do, You Do” gradual release of responsibility lesson format. Do Now ( +-5 minutes): This is a short segment in which various community member respond to a topic-related question or prompt. This Week in Education News (+-5-10 minutes): This segment is a chance to catch up on the education related news of the week. I Do ( +-10 min): This segment is a monologue/”mini-lecture” on the topic of the episode. We Do ( +-20 min): This segment is an interview/discussion with guests on the topic of episode. You Do ( +-10 min): This segment is a chance for listeners to call or write in with their applications, questions, comments, and/or concerns about past and present episode topics. Extended Learning and Homework (+-2-5 min): This segments is a recommendation of books, articles, Ted talks, documentaries, and other resources related to the topic of the episode. Exit Ticket ( +-5 min): This segment is a wrap up, call to action, and conclusion.
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