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NHS PD In the Classroom
by Northridge
Interviews with teachers who are utilizing their strengths to reach students and foster individual success and learning in the classroom.
Episodes
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In the MLL Classroom with Amy Eichelberger
Have you ever wondered how much support your English language learners need in your classroom? Or, maybe thought about what you can do to help them be more successful? It can feel overwhelming. Join the discussion as we talk about how to support students using the Davis Model of Instruction.
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In the Classroom and Developing Professionally with Brittany Roberts
Brittany Roberts is a teacher who loves to learn and grow in the profession. She has some great insight into Davis School Districts Model of Instruction, and what it means to be a High Reliability School. If you feel overwhelmed about making changes in your teaching practice, or how your…
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NHS PD in the Kitchen with Amelia Bowles
Some classes just need more time to practice. Especially when the unit you're working on gets tested by the food you make in the kitchen. Amelia Bowles shares her love for cooking and encouraging students to learn and try new things that will have an impact on them for the rest of their lives.
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NHS PD in the Machining Classroom with Kurt Jensen
What is traditional education and how many teachers in your school promote programs that develop real skills? Kurt Jensen talks about his experience teaching students the mysteries of metal. He helps them gain confidence and solve problems that give them a view of real world career possibilities...
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NHS PD in the Math Classroom with Sheree Christensen
How does a teacher know they're using best practices in their direct instruction? Sheree Christensen illustrates how she balances direct instruction with small group and individual practice. Sheree discusses how teachers can help motivate students to participate and learn for themselves, whether...
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In the Little Theater with Jana Coates
Students are distracted. How do teachers get students ready to learn, receive instruction, and absorb new concepts? Jana Coates shares her expertise in helping students understand what is expected of them and how they can do those things regardless of how anxious or doubtful they are. Jana is...
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In the Classroom with RaDon Andersen
Dave and RaDon talk about learning, studying, and a little about Level 2 in the High Reliability Schools structure. HRS isn't a program, it's a structure to help teachers prove that what they are doing in the classroom is working, or use the data from student scores and work to improve process to...
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NHS PD in the Classroom with Caralee Gee
How do you reach out to students and help them feel included? How do you hold students accountable and encourage them to try without harping on them? How do you encourage without them shutting down? Turns out stickers, among other things work for high school kids too.
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NHS PD in the Classroom with Credit Recovery Guru Kim Child
How much work is required to graduate? How much of that work is on the teacher, and how much is on the student? What can teachers do to encourage more students to pass their classes and graduate? Kim Child has some ideas to help us keep on doing what good teachers do. Teach, care, follow up,...
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NHS PD in the Classroom with The Corner Crew
Balcony Bunch, Corner Crew, whatever you call them, they're there supporting each other and connecting with kids in the hall. They give advice about connecting with other teachers and helping others feel included and appreciated. Listen to this episode and start your own Corner Crew today!
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In the Classroom with Madisen Brown
What are you looking for? If you're looking for something to complain about, you'll find it. She might be a newer teacher, but Madisen Brown has some enlightening nuggets of wisdom on managing her math classroom, and how to encourage kids to try and even enjoy solving problems.
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In the Classroom with Tanner Pace
Are you happy teaching? How do you stay positive throughout the year? What do you really have control over in your classroom? Tanner has some great thoughts about connecting with students, reflecting on what you have committed to, and remembering why teaching is a rewarding profession.
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In the Classroom with Beverly Ahlstrom
How do you create a warm and engaging environment in your classroom? What can you do to help students, and blueberries, feel included and heard? Beverly has some great and practical advice for teachers, whether experience, or new. Are they platitudes, or are they good practices?
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In the Classroom with Jill Tucker
How do you deal with difficult students? Students who are lacking some academic skill. How do you show them that you care? Jill has a couple of strategies that build community with everyone. And, if you have advice for Jill regarding Concurrent Enrollment classes, let her know!
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In the Media Center and Classroom with Shauna Christensen
What would you change in your lessons if you had a little extra brain power? What have you always wanted to do, but couldn't figure out how to make it happen? Well, Shauna Christensen is ready to collaborate with you and your PLC to help create interesting, real-world learning experiences for…
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In the Driver's Ed Car with Jason Duckworth
Do you have what it takes to be a driver's ed teacher? When Jason Duckworth got into teaching, he wanted to be a coach. Isn't that what teaching is in the end? Listen to students. Be patient with them. And, hope they don't hit the brakes too hard in the snow. Jason gives great advice about...
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In the Classroom with Katie Herring
Special Education can be confusing and scary for general education teachers. Dave talks with Katie Herring about what students need and that it's always best to communicate, ask questions, and sometimes, take a break!
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In the Classroom with the Multicultural Advisory Council
Four students from the Multicultural Advisory Council join NHS PD in the Classroom to discuss what teachers can do to help students of color succeed in the classroom, and address issues like racism. What can you do to lift all students in your classroom? How can you help take down those walls of...
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In the Counseling Office with Aly Eversole
Dave talks with Aly about her family's military experience and what teachers can do to help all of our students feel more included. They also talk about expectations and students who are experiencing anxiety and how we can help them be more successful in class. What exactly does a high school...
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In the Science Classroom with Jessica Holtry
In this episode Jessica Holtry uses the Scientific Method to try and help students improve and support each other throughout the year. She also asks what can we as teachers do to help support and lift each other. The research is fascinating and encouraging. What can you do to implement something...
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In the Counseling Office with Becky Pond
Becky has been around Davis School District for a while, and done many things for students and their families. Now, she's found her niche helping students (and teachers) who find themselves overwhelmed or in stressful situations. Take a minute to visit Becky's office and introduce yourself!
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In the Classroom with Principal Smith
Principal Smith walks the walk and talks the talk. He knows what he's asking teachers to do, and does it himself. Whether the focus is on improving our teaching through innovative Professional Development, killing fewer trees, or capturing and sharing those Tailwind Moments, he genuinely cares...
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In the Classroom with 120+ Years of Teaching Excellence
Sometimes you don't know what you know until someone asks you about it. These four educators share their perspective, memories, and things they wish they had known when they started teaching. Sometimes direction is helpful and good, and sometimes it's okay to just jump in and do your best. Pam,...
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In the Classroom with Saralyn Lucas
What is more important than human development and relationships? Saralyn shares what she enjoys when teaching students about finances, relationships, and other interpersonal issues. It's an amazing feeling when students realize that what they are learning will actually matter in the near future,...
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In the Classroom with Math Teacher Janae Howell
Teaching is a difficult profession and that feeling might be increased by a factor of 10 if you are a math teacher. Janae Howell found a love for teaching during her college experience and decided that spending time helping students learn perseverance alongside learning math was her calling in...
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In the Classroom with Philotimo Practitioner Spencer Bird
Spencer Bird might be a newer teacher, but you wouldn't know from talking with him. His love for students and helping them achieve is obvious in this short conversation. Are you talking with your students like they're people? For more about Philotimo click this link here:...
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In the Science Classroom with Steve Ashcraft
How do teachers encourage students to be successful? Steve Ashcraft talks about his long-term philosophy in dealing with, encouraging, and teaching teenagers. If you're curious about what it takes to have a successful teaching career, this episode is for you!
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In the Marketing Classroom with Sam Bradley
What kind of teacher comes straight from industry? Sam Bradley is a great example of bringing best business practices and marketing ideas to high school students. Our world is changing and teachers need to be flexible as technology, the internet, and business evolves. Sometimes change is scary…
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In the Choir Classroom with Jemay Marden
Using technology in the classroom can feel like an extra task that isn't really going to improve your teaching. Some classes might function well without technology, but there are ways to improve how we give feedback to students. Jemay talks about motivating students in her classroom, and…
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In the Classroom with Coach Andrew Fresques
Coach Fresques gives feedback to his students everyday, whether in the classroom or on the field. Student success is best achieved by observing students and checking in with them to see what they know, what they can do, and where they might be confused. These regular formative assessments happen...
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In the English/Humanities/LIA Classroom with Lisa Arango
One aspect of teaching students and helping them find success is treating them as the humans they are. Be kind. Create a climate where students feel like they can take risks in their schoolwork, and find success as they grow.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Interviews with teachers who are utilizing their strengths to reach students and foster individual success and learning in the classroom.
HOSTED BY
Northridge
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Interviews with teachers who are utilizing their strengths to reach students and foster individual success and learning in the classroom.
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