PODCAST · education
Chalk Talk
by Stephanie Wagner
A new podcast, focused on REAL TALK for REAL EDUCATORS, addressing current issues in education with humor and levity.
Episodes
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Building Community Rather Than Compliance
Rich Milner, author of These Kids are Out of Control, joins us to talk about building our community and understanding our students so school is a place that all kids want to be.
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Shaking Up Your Thinking with Mitch Kuhnert
Mitch talks with us about the Three Principles and how your mindset can change the way you view your students, your classroom, and your relationships. Lemon Shaker Book
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The Brain Circuit in Bilingual Literacy
Claude Goldenberg joins us to talk about learning other languages and supporting our students who are multi-lingual. Substack: http://claudegoldenberg.substack.com
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The Trouble with Teacher Retention
We are joined by Professor Tuan Ngyuen and are talking about the reality of teacher retention throughout the United States and what we may be able to do about it!
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No Limitations: Using our Differences as Strengths
Motivational speaker and speed stacker Jesse Horn joins us to talk about his life with autism and how teachers can make a difference in the lives of students.
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From Recognizing to Redressing with Paul Gorski
Paul Gorski joins us to talk about how we can push our equity efforts forward and be sure we are getting to the root of the problem.
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It's all About Priorities with Mike Schmoker
It's always great to end a year talking about priorities! Mike Schmoker joins us to talk about those things that we should be prioritizing in schools!
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Slow Down and Listen with the Authors of Pedagogies of Voice
Shane Safir and Marlo Bagsik join us to talk about the types of data, why we should listen to our students more often, and provide some amazing insight and strategies on ways to incorporate more student voice in our classrooms and schools.
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Fostering Intrinsic Motivation with Dave Stuart Jr.
Dave Stuart Jr. talks with us about how we can foster intrinsic motivation for our students and rejuvenate our love for the profession using five key beliefs.
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Shared Decision Making to Support Literacy with Stephanie Stollar
Stephanie Stollar joins us to talk about how we can use shared decision making to implement the Science of Reading and support students.
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Finding Joy with Gholdy Muhammad
Gholdy talks with us about culturally responsive teacher and the five pursuits - including joy!
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It's More Than Just An Invitation with Paula Kluth
Paula Kluth talks about inclusion and co-teaching and provides many strategies you can implement tomorrow to meet the needs of all students.
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Grading as a Communication Tool with Tom Guskey
Tom Guskey joins us to talk about standards-based grading and all the details we should be thinking about when using grading with integrity.
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Using a Prolem Solving Process to Simplify MTSS
How can we simplify the MTSS process? Jason and Jon talk is through the problem solving process and how we can systematize the system!
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Using Cognitive Complexity to Engage Students with Karin Hess
Karin Hess joins us to talk about rigor and cognitive complexity in teaching and assessing1\.
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Using Love and Logic for Effective Interactions with Students with Chris Peterson
The Parenting Professor, Chris Peterson, talks with us about having more effective conversations with students using Love and Logic techniques.
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Tools for Effective Writing Instruction with Carl Anderson
Carl Anderson joins us and talks all things writing - mentor texts, conferencing and other great tools to effectively support students in writing.
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Accesible Learning For All with Shelley Moore
Dr. Shelley Moore joins us in an invigorating conversation about belonging, inclusion, and making learning accessible for all students.
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Shifting from Late to Proactive when Addressing Behaviors with Ross Greene
Dr. Ross Greene joins us to talk about how we have historically dealt with unsolved problems and how we can shift our mindset to be more proactive.
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Integrating Creativity into the Classroom with James Wells
James Wells, manager of education content for Crayola talks with us about the importance of the arts and how we can integrate creativity into our classrooms!
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Choose Love with Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz
What's love go to do with education? Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz talks about racial literacy and how we can interrupt our own thinking to create a more equitable education system as stewards of our students.
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“Unflooding” the Pyramid: Building a Healthy Tier I and II with Paula Maeker
Paula Maeker joins us with some wonderful analogies and processes to help us correct our flooded pyramids and meet the needs of all students.
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Making Language Visible with Ruslana Westerlund
Teaching language with intention is not just for multi-lingual learners - all of our students need to be taught the language of school. Ruslana gives us the tools to learn more about this and teach language with purpose to all our students. Additional Resources: Blog Reclaimingthelanguage.blog...
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Leading Through Change with Luis Cruz
Dr. Luiz Cruz joins us to talk about leading through change and the inevitable resistance it can bring.
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Preparing Students for Their Unpredictable Futures with John Spencer
John Spencer joins us to discuss the structures we can put in place and the mindsets we need to have in order to prepare our students (and ourselves) for the unpredictable and changing future.
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Be Curious and Know Thy Impact with John Hattie
John Hattie talks research, visible learning and understanding our impact as educators.
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Read Alouds as a High Leverage Strategy with Molly Ness
Join Dr. Molly Ness as she talks about using read alouds as a high leverage strategy and ways we can remedy our book deserts (the number is high) and great literacy topics!
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Creating Equitable Systems for All with Dr. Ruth Payno-Simmons
Dr. Ruthie Payno-Simmons talks about how are systems are not designed for everyone and why we need to focus on effort on equity and a sense of rightful presence for all students. Resources and Support: Equity Assistance Centers (EACs) are funded by the United States Department of Education…
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Mathematical Fluency with Jennifer Bay-Williams
Jennifer Bay-Williams talks about effective and efficient math instructional practices - especially in the area of fluency.
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Classroom Regulation for Optimal Learning - The Neurosequential Model
Learn about the neurosequential model and how understanding our stress and our students' stress can lead to better learning in our classrooms.
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The Bridge Between Teaching and Learning with Dylan Wiliam
Assessment guru Dylan Wiliam talks with us about expanding the definition of assessment and how to use the process of assessment to enhance student achievement and adult practices.
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Nancy Frey: Going Beyond Surface Learning
Nancy Frey talks with us about deep learning and how to use feedback effectively!
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Cornelius Minor: Influencing Structures for Equity
Cornelius Minor joins us and talks about building communities and structures in our schools to create a better, more equitable and inclusive school and world.
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Ambitious Science Teaching with Mark Windschitl
We learn how to teach science with phenomena, discourse, and models with Mark Windschitl!
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Embrace the Learning Pit with James Nottingham
James Nottingham talks all about the learning pit and why it is important to the learning process.
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Keeping Struggle Productive in Math with John SanGiovanni
John SanGiovanni joins us to talk about productive strategies to help students engage with math in an effective and positive way.
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It's Not About Winning with Joe Schmidt
Joe Schmidt joins us to talk about civil discourse and how to create a culture in your classroom where students can engage in contentious conversations.
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Embrace the Learning in Our House with Tom Hierck
Tom Hierck joins us to talk about school culture, behavior and making sure kids are "loved up in our house".
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We are All Enough with Joe Beckman
Joe Beckman joins us to talk about making connections with our students and each other to achieve our maximum potential.
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Wiley Blevins on Choreographing Effective Reading Instruction
Phonics, phonemic awareness, and encoding - Oh my! Wiley talks with us about how to create effective reading instruction so all students have the skill sets to read and write well!
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Cultivating Joy and Discovery with Grammar and Editing with Whitney and Travis (Jeff Anderson teammates)
Do your students find joy in learning about grammar? Do you find joy in teaching it? Join us to learn how we learn about grammar and writing using an inquiry and joyful model with teammates of Jeff Anderson, Whitney and Travis!
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Moving From Compliance to Engagement in the Literacy Classroom with Kelly Gallagher
One of the original gurus of adolescent literacy joins us to talk about creating agency and engagement though effective reading and writing practices.
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Designing Systems and Instruction for All with Katie Novak
Katie Novak gives us analogies and crush-worthy explanations of all things UDL and MTSS.
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The Ins and Outs of Effective Assessments with Chris Jakicic
Assessment guru, Chris Jakicic talks with us about writing and using effective assessments.
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Sparking Your Thinking and Cognitive Coaching with Sue Schirmer
Cognitive Coaching trainer, Sue Schirmer, joins us to talk about the tools of the trade and the benefits of coaching, specifically cognitive coaching.
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Monica Burns: Keeping it Simple with AI and Ed Tech
Educational technology and AI can be daunting. Join us as Monica Burns gives great strategies for simplifying it and using it effectively.
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Deconstructing Cognitive Complexity with Erik Francis
Depth of Knowledge can be a difficult topic with a lot of misinformation. Join us as Erik Francis demystifies DOK while bringing us back to the 80s and 90s.
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Beautiful Questions with Questionologist Warren Berger
How can you create a culture of curiosity and questioning in your classroom? What, in fact, is a beautiful question? Listen as questionologist Warren Berger explain it all!
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E31-The Special Sauce of Effective Assessment with Susan Brookhart
How can we effectively provide feedback to students? How can we create a cohesive assessment system? Dr. Susan Brookhart has some advice in this episode!
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E30 - Growing Digital Leaders at School and at Home with Jennifer Casa-Todd
Find out how we can encourage appropriate use of technology and grow digital leaders as we interview Jennifer Casa-Todd, author and teacher librarian!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A new podcast, focused on REAL TALK for REAL EDUCATORS, addressing current issues in education with humor and levity.
HOSTED BY
Stephanie Wagner
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A new podcast, focused on REAL TALK for REAL EDUCATORS, addressing current issues in education with humor and levity.
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Chalk Talk is created and hosted by Stephanie Wagner.
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