NYS TESOL: Shifting Teaching Paradigms
by NYS TESOL Conference 2022
Our podcast showcases the voices of TESOL professionals who understand the current climate in our field and can offer perspectives and insights on critical issues, ways to diversify instructional efforts, and various new methods used to engage students from diverse backgrounds. In sharing this knowledge and experience with our audience, we hope to effectively empower current and upcoming TESOL professionals of all ethnic and multilingual backgrounds, while strengthening the theme of this year’s conference; Shifting Teaching Paradigms: Examining Inclusive, Dynamic Practices.
Episodes
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Shifting with NYS TESOL President Dr. Ching-Ching Lin
In this final, bonus episode before the conference, hear our President’s thoughts on this year’s conference theme, how embedded structural ideas have shaped us as educators, and how a “deficit view” impacts the concept of inclusiveness! Ching-Ching Lin, Ed. D., is humbled and honored to serve as...
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Shifting with Principal Aneesha Jacko
Join us for this episode, featuring our Friday, Nov 4th keynote (1pm)!! Aneesha N. Jacko, Principal at the New York City Department of Education, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Executives for dedication, achievements, and leadership in early childhood literacy and academic...
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Shifting with Fia Davis
Today we are excited to have Superintendent Fia Davis on our 2nd to last podcast episode! She is our in-person opening speaker on Friday, Nov 4th @ 9:00am! Listen in as she unpacks her interpretation of our conference theme, discusses her unique style of leadership, and leaves us with some...
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Shifting with Dr. David E. Kirkland
Today we welcome Dr. David E. Kirkland, our opening keynote speaker for the first day of our conference- Virtual Day on Nov 3rd. Catch his talk at 9am!! David E. Kirkland is a Professor of Urban Education and founder and CEO of the education equity organization forwardED. He is an activist and...
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Shifting with Dr. Helaine W. Marshall
Dr. Marshall is Professor of Education and Director of Language Education Programs at LIU Hudson, NY, USA. She teaches courses in linguistics and multicultural education in face-to-face, blended, and synchronous online formats. Her research interests include: culturally responsive-sustaining...
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Shifting with Dr. Malik Small
First, I’d like to offer a correction!! At the end of this episode, I state that Malik will be speaking on Nov 4th, but it is in fact Saturday, Nov 5th!! Mark your calendars as he will be out opening speaker that day! Dr. Malik A. Small is a middle school principal in the community of East New…
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Shifting with Dr. JBP Gerald
Dr. JPB Gerald is a graduate of the EdD program in Instructional Leadership from CUNY – Hunter College. He works in professional development for a national nonprofit, teaches courses on whiteness and language teaching, and has written about language, whiteness, and disability for a variety of...
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Shifting with Dr. Ryuko Kubota
Bio: Ryuko Kubota is a Professor in the Department of Language and Literacy Education at University of British Columbia, Canada, where she teaches applied linguistics and teacher education. Her research draws on critical approaches to language education, focusing on race, gender, culture, and...
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Shifting with Drs. Laura Ascenzi-Moreno and Cecilia Espinosa
Laura Ascenzi-Moreno, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Bilingual Education at the School of Education at Brooklyn College, City University of New York (CUNY). She also serves as the Bilingual Program Coordinator housed within the Department of Childhood, Bilingual, and Special Education...
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Shifting with Dr. Tiffany S. Lee
“When you shift teaching paradigms, you have to shift the whole school culture.” (Dr. Lee). Tiffany S. Lee (Diné /Lakota) is Dibé Łizhiní (Blacksheep) and born for Naałaní (Oglala Lakota). She is from Crystal, New Mexico, located on the Navajo Nation, on her mother’s side, and Pine Ridge, South...
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Shifting with Ruth B. Turner
Tune in to hear Ruth B. Turner, a Board of Regents member and Adjunct Professor, talk about shifting ideas around student discipline through restorative practices, her journey in educational leadership endeavors, what she’s done to promote the notion of social emotional learning, and how she...
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Shifting with Dr. Khan
In this episode, we discuss the notion of “becoming”, the feeling of belonging, and how English educators play a role in the socio-political aspects around learning a language, particularly for immigrants integrating into English-dominant countries. Dive into this and more as we shift with Dr....
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Shifting with Brianna Greenspan
Brianna Greenspan will be presenting at our virtual day of the conference, on November 3rd, on her implementation of CHARMS- Creativity, Health, Affirmations, Reading, Meditation, Service- in many classrooms. She is the co-author of “The Miracle Morning Art of Affirmations,” a positive coloring...
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Shifting with Dr. Medina
Dr. José L. Medina is the founder and Chief Educational Advocate at Dr. José Medina: Educational Solutions. Prior to establishing the educational consulting firm, Dr. Medina was the Director of Language and Culture at the Center for Applied Linguistics (CAL) in Washington, DC. José provides...
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What We're About
Check out our pilot episode to get a feel for what you're in store for each month!
About this show
Our podcast showcases the voices of TESOL professionals who understand the current climate in our field and can offer perspectives and insights on critical issues, ways to diversify instructional efforts, and various new methods used to engage students from diverse backgrounds. In sharing this knowledge and experience with our audience, we hope to effectively empower current and upcoming TESOL professionals of all ethnic and multilingual backgrounds, while strengthening the theme of this year’s conference; Shifting Teaching Paradigms: Examining Inclusive, Dynamic Practices.
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