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Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters

by Teresa Randolph

Starting conversations centered around issues in public education. Grounded in reality but focused on what is possible.

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Episodes

  1. Focusing on Things we Appreciate

    In honor of teacher appreciation we are reflecting and recognizing the full worth of important things things about our craft.

  2. Lessons Learned from Virtual Teaching

    Big ideas about communication and instruction that have come out of experimenting with distance education. These are the things that we hope to hold on for students and parents when we get back into the classroom.

  3. The Top 5 Things to Help Parents Know During Home-school.

    Special guest Jennifer and Teresa discuss 5 key parts of teaching and how it translates to parents and their work at home with their children.

  4. The Power of Vulnerability

    Inspired by the work of Brene Brown, we discuss what it does and doesn’t mean to be vulnerable. Vulnerability is courageous and necessary in order to grow the kinds of relationships that build leaders in ourselves, our classrooms, and beyond.

  5. Sustaining Relationships during Covid-19

    In these bizarre times we are thankful and eager to use innovative strategies to keep the human connection strong while learning at a distance.

  6. Empowering Students to Find and Use their Voice

    We are raising the next generation. How do we help students realize their power and use it in meaningful and positive ways?

  7. Being a Teacher Leader and Advocate

    How do you advocate for kids and the teaching profession? Explore big ideas and practical steps to begin sharing your beliefs and connecting with others to promote positive change.

  8. Being Yourself in the Classroom

    Rutland and Teresa discuss the journey of finding and being your authentic self in the classroom. This episode is largely inspired by the work of Dr. Gravity Goldberg.

  9. Making Time for Conversations

    Rutland and Teresa make time to celebrate what making time for conversations has done for them and their students.

  10. For the Love of Teaching

    Hear stories from in the classroom that will have you laughing, thinking, and and reflecting on your own moments that have moved you to become the teacher you are today. And remember that we do this job for the love of teaching!

  11. Helping Kids Plug in (Part 2): Developing Student Agency

    Profound mindset shifts and practical applications to lead students toward taking ownership of their learning.

  12. Helping Kids Plug in: Teacher Actions (Part 1)

    Rutland and Teresa discuss the goal of student engagement and notice and name shifts in thinking for how teachers can work to inspire and motivate learners.

  13. The Purpose of Education

    Join us as we re-center our personal purposes as elementary educators and discuss thoughts and ideas of how to make sure we are living into those purposes we believe in.

About this show

Starting conversations centered around issues in public education. Grounded in reality but focused on what is possible.

Hosted by

Teresa Randolph

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters have?

Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters has 14 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on May 7, 2020.

What is Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters about?

Starting conversations centered around issues in public education. Grounded in reality but focused on what is possible.

How often does Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters release new episodes?

Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters publishes weekly, based on its 14 episodes since January 2020.

Who hosts Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters?

Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters is created and hosted by Teresa Randolph.
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