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200 Days (to kill a teacher)
by Jason Horton
A reflective ramble about the gelastic evidence based, data driven, feedback seeking, open ended, inquiry based platform that is not what fresh faced and bright eyed teachers signed up for when they decided to become a teacher. In the thick fog of heavy acronyms and rebranded approaches, I will try to discover a seed of pedagogical understanding amongst the increasing mountainous rubble that used to be my desk.Hopefully at some point I will stop feeling like I am the only one that sees the highly scaffolded elephant at the PD or see action from one of the many meetings I attended in the week
Episodes
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Ep 6. New Year, New School
Just letting you know what is consuming me in the world of education. Hopefully all of this craziness will settle down and I’ll be able to kick back into some more pondering on the world of teaching and learning.
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Episode 5 What happened? 2020 Happened!
Just a catch up from my last episode which is hard to believe was back in January.
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Ep 4 - What fo you do with your time?
A discussion around how teachers are time poor and how to use time better.
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Gearing up for the year
In this episode I review the AITSL My Induction App, Reacting to parent requests and how to not make your classroom a Pinterest Classroom.
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EP002 - What are you reading this summer?
A discussion around what I read (or don’t read) over the summer break. It’s a great time to chill with a good book but can you muster up the energy. I share the AITSL summer reading list and shout out to Oz Lit Teachers. Please share and comment on what you are reading this summer.
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EP 001 - You Know that Feeling
First podcast introducing the the premise behind the series, explaining the title and having my first ramblings about my pondering thoughts of the week.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A reflective ramble about the gelastic evidence based, data driven, feedback seeking, open ended, inquiry based platform that is not what fresh faced and bright eyed teachers signed up for when they decided to become a teacher. In the thick fog of heavy acronyms and rebranded approaches, I will try to discover a seed of pedagogical understanding amongst the increasing mountainous rubble that used to be my desk.Hopefully at some point I will stop feeling like I am the only one that sees the highly scaffolded elephant at the PD or see action from one of the many meetings I attended in the week
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Jason Horton
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