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Reshaping Learning with SchoolDay

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SchoolDay interviews educators about the products, resources and tools that are revolutionizing instruction and school culture, with a focus on cybersecurity and data protection. If you’re looking for impactful teaching & learning resources, you’ll find them at SchoolDay.com.

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Episodes

  1. Education in Motion: Increase Engagement & Outcomes in Every Subject!

    What happens when learning jumps off the page and into motion? In this episode, we chat with Diane Fraser and Jacie Chandler from the Emerald Coast Science Center, Patty Messer from the Grande Innovation Academy in Casa Grande, Arizona, and Ruth Wilson from Oglethorpe County Schools in Georgia....

  2. Ethical AI in Education: Insights from Matt Glanville, International Baccalaureate

    In this episode of the Reshaping Learning podcast from SchoolDay, host Kristi Hemingway sits down with Matt Glanville, Director of Assessment at the International Baccalaureate. Together they explore how AI is reshaping education—from reducing grading burdens and providing real-time feedback to...

  3. Unlock Reading Success Early, Easily and Effectively

    This important and engaging episode features Joan Kelley, founder and CEO of Abound Parenting, and MaryKate DeSantis, who highlight the critical role of oral language and vocabulary—not just decoding—in long-term reading success. Drawing on Kelley’s research at Harvard, they explain how the…

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  4. The Pathway to Post-Secondary Success

    In this episode, we sit down with Danielle Malfara, Coordinator of College and Career Counseling for the School District of Osceola County, Florida. With a background that spans K–12 education and higher ed, Danielle brings a deep passion for helping students answer the powerful questions: “Who…

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  5. Empowering Students to Solve Real-World Problems as a Solutionary

    What if education empowered students not just to learn about the world’s problems—but to solve them? In this inspiring episode, we dive into the Solutionary Framework developed by the Institute for Humane Education. Learn how this powerful, action-oriented approach is transforming classrooms by...

  6. Research Supported Programs and Practices for SEL

    Today's guest, Dr. Maggie Broderick is a creative and experienced educator with over 20 years of expertise in higher education and K-12 settings. Currently an Associate Professor and Dissertation Chair in the Department of Teacher Education, she is a leader in curriculum development and…

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  7. Why do girls' interest in STEM fall away in adolescence, and what can we do to change it?

    Current research indicates that adolescents lose interest in STEM learning by the age of 15 at a concerning rate - particularly girls from underserved communities. UScellular is partnering with the YWCA on a national level to find out why, and address this gap. Based on the research findings from...

  8. Digital Tools Help Students and Teachers Work Smarter not Harder

    Dr. Akilah WIllery is a dynamic educator, entrepreneur, and digital transformation expert. She empowers education and business leaders to thrive through innovative eLearning solutions and automation strategies. In this episode we focus on the specific benefits, cautions, guidelines, and...

  9. Strengthen Students' Writing with Immediate, Personalized, Contextual Feedback

    Veteran English teacher Carrie Shevlin couldn't wait to tell the EdCuration listeners about how Scribo from Literatu has given her students loads of confidence with their writing, greatly improved their outcomes, and made both her planning and grading quicker, easier and much more personalized....

  10. Novel Studies that support all students, AND their teachers!

    After bouncing between two very different demographics in Georgia and Washington State, veteran English teacher, Julia Cafaro, was determined to find strategies, resources and texts that brought success and excitement for her students regardless of district or demographic. Along her journey a few...

  11. The George & Mary Turek Hall Of Science breaks boundaries in STEM instruction

    Amy Ely, Director of STEM at Detroit Catholic Central High School, announces the opening of the George & Mary Turek Hall of Science - state-of-the-art 57,000 sq ft STEM Center. Learn about the cutting-edge facilities including a large-scale observatory, robotics labs, and an advanced greenhouse…

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  12. Practices and Resources for Raising Engagement and Achievement in Math Classrooms

    The late Sir Ken Robinson once quipped that many of us feel like, "Math is a party to which we have not been invited." Today's guest, Peter Coe, wants to make sure those invitations get delivered. As the ​​Founder and Lead K-12 Mathematics Consultant at Coe Learning, LLC, Peter works to make sure...

  13. Tacoma Schools was tired of compromising with Social Studies. Hear how they co-designed their own units.

    District leaders all across the country have long lamented the dearth of high-quality, culturally relevant and engaging curriculum for history and social studies. And it's not just leaders and teachers. Students surveyed also report that they don't see themselves in the curriculum, feel that they...

  14. Work-based Learning Through SchoolDay's Virtual Internship Program

    We're joined today by Monica Schultz, Senior Manager for Navigator Services with Denver Public Schools, and Nazli José, a student at Montebello Career and Technical School. They enthusiastically share the many benefits of the SchoolDay virtual internship program offered through SchoolDay. The...

  15. A Career and Technical Education (CTE) Success Story: How Washington D.C. is ensuring equity and post-secondary success.

    Richard Kincaid, the State Director of Career and Technical Education for the District of Columbia, shares his journey to becoming a passionate advocate for educational equity and opportunity. His career spans over two decades, during which he has dedicated himself to building systems that drive...

  16. A Digital Learning Success Story: Exceptional, Differentiated and Equitable

    In this episode we learn from Andrea Becker, the lead instructor at the Virtual Learning Academy Consortium (or VLAC) in Michigan, and her colleague Amanda McKay, the supervisor of student services with VLAC. While virtual learning was happening prior to 2020 but it has certainly been normalized…

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  17. Dr. Dana Charles Hall shares the research-backed, no gimmicks strategies to get EVERY student reading

    Dr. Charles Dana Hall, co-founder of Sterling Literacy Consulting, works with schools and districts across the country, many of which have been identified for improvement, to bring them to recognized levels of high performance in reading. In this episode he shares his passion and the...

  18. Discover how tech integration is changing the landscape for World Language Studies

    This episode of the SchoolDay Podcast is brought to you by Sanako Connect at Multimedia Solutions Inc. Guest Stephanie Knight from the Center for Applied Second Language Studies, explores the paradigm shift in world language learning catalyzed by technology integration, the significance of…

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  19. Academic eSports: A Gateway to Diverse Careers and Enhanced Academic Performance

    Dive deep into the exciting universe of Academic eSports with our distinguished guest, Dr. Katrina Adkins. Leveraging her vast experience as an educator and a passionate gamer, Dr. Adkins enlightens us about the significant role eSports can play in reshaping K-12 education. The three key…

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  20. A Vertical Approach to Instructional Coaching for Broad and Powerful Impact

    In this exciting episode of the EdCuration podcast, we are joined by Jeffrey Bradbury, an influential figure in educational technology. We discussed his journey from being a music teacher to a predominant instructional coach, highlighting the importance of adaptability in learning dynamics. We…

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  21. How Is The Urban Assembly Ensuring Post-Secondary Success?

    Ayinde Bennett, from The Urban Assembly, is passionate about post-secondary success and career readiness. Learn about the program that is putting Urban Assembly graduates far above the national average in post-secondary success. Resources: Xello is the only career development program built with…

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  22. Dr. Charles Barrett gives schools and districts a hands-on, team approach to Social Justice

    Author and educator Dr. Charles Barrett has been a High School and Middle school psychologist for over 13 years, and is currently a K-12 administrator in Washington DC. He is a frequent speaker and workshop presenter for educators, families, and community organizations on the topic of social...

  23. How Can You Lighten Teacher Workloads While Improving Student Outcomes?

    Instructional Technology Resource teacher, Ginnie German, shares why TeacherMade was the number one resource she recommends for her teachers. Learn about all the ways that it lightens teacher workloads, while providing timely relevant feedback for students, and improving scores and outcomes.…

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  24. Get Every Student Reading with High-Interest, Decodable Chapter Books

    Students struggling to read in upper elementary, middle school, and beyond present a unique challenge for teachers in terms of appropriate resources. Erin Paske is a dyslexia tutor, a certified academic language therapist and a licensed dyslexia practitioner. She co-founded the Nashville Dyslexia...

  25. Inspire Students to Dream Big in STEM Careers with SheHeroes

    Director of Learning and Teaching at College Achieve Patterson, Jasonn Denard, shares how his middle-school students have been inspired and empowered to achieve and compete at the High School level through the SheHeroes program. He is joined by Middle School Science teacher, Melissa Mendizabal…

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  26. Easily Access the Right Reading Strategy for Every Student in Any Grade Level and Content Area

    Jennifer Serravallo shares her New York Times bestselling, The Reading Strategies Book, helping listeners implement goal-directed, responsive instruction in every classroom. Jen is a frequent speaker at national and regional conferences and travels throughout the US and Canada to work with…

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  27. Innovation and Social Impact: How Project Invent Fellows are Transforming Education

    In this podcast, Innovative Educator Alyna Utt shares the amazing hands-on, real-world, and community-driven STEM project accomplished by her students -- and other initiatives that Project Invent fellows are leading in their classrooms to positively impact their communities. Resources: Learn…

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  28. Urban Green Education & Lincoln Learning are increasing access and opportunity across the globe. Find out how!

    Don Lamison, from the Urban Green Education Project, shares his vision of revolutionizing education across Indonesia and beyond with high-impact resources like Lincoln Learning, and more. You won't want to miss this inspiring conversation! Resources: Lincoln Learning Solutions offers features…

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  29. Connect With Students, Enhance Discussions & Increase Engagement With Music Blocks!

    Music Blocks is an Ambie-award-winning podcast that explores how songwriters and composers use sound to express their emotions and share their experiences. Each episode runs about 5 minutes making them ideal for classroom bell work, anticipatory sets and discussion starters or writing prompts.…

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  30. FINALLY- American History curriculum that amplifies multiple perspectives and uplifts student voice!

    District leaders all across the country have long lamented the dearth of high-quality, culturally relevant and engaging curriculum for history and social studies. And it's not just leaders and teachers. Students surveyed also report that they don't see themselves in the curriculum, feel that they...

  31. Illinois 2022 Elementary Principal of the Year, Shonda Ronen, Shares One of Her Secrets for Success

    Shonda Ronen, Illinois Principal's Association 2022 Elementary Principal of the Year, shares how the Classroom Education Plan from QoreInsights supports the needs of her teachers at every level of experience, and in every content area, and has brought data-driven instructions and research-based...

  32. Any Teacher Can Take Computer Science Instruction to a New Level

    Curt Minich has been teaching computer science for 31 years. He and three of his students heartily endorse CS Academy from Carnegie Mellon University as the complete package that has allowed them to achieve a level of coding that they hadn't previously imagined. CS Academy includes consistent...

  33. Accelerate Learning and Loving Science for Every Student

    Hear from two educators about how Penda Learning is raising both student engagement and standards mastery in Science, Grades 5-10. Heidi Alves is a former high school biology teacher who now serves as the K-12 science and curriculum specialist. Jeremy Blinn is a Secondary Science Curriculum...

  34. Strategies from The Learning Scientists to Support & Accelerate Learning for all Students

    Dr Cynthia Nebel, is an instructor in the doctor of education (Ed.D.) in leadership and learning in organizations program at Vanderbilt University. In her research, she examines techniques to improve student retention, emphasizing learner characteristics and applied settings. Professor Nebel...

  35. Provide ELLs and Spanish Learners With a Strong, Culturally Relevant Literacy Foundation

    Bilingual educator, Karla Estrada, shares how BeeReaders is unlike any other Spanish literacy resource through its flexible features and truly authentic texts from multiple Spanish speaking countries. It motivates students to read in an instructionally-sound, gamified environment. Resources…

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  36. A Path to Educational Equity and Justice: Our Turn Brings Real Change

    Mohan Sivaloganathan is the Batman of Social Impact, as a nonprofit leader by day and hip-hop artist by night. He guides the work of Our Turn, the nation's leading movement of students fighting for education justice. Mohan was awarded as a “40 Under 40 Rising Star” by New York Nonprofit Media and…

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  37. Proven Strategies for Students with Dyslexia & Structured Literacy for ALL Readers

    Stephanie Pratt, M.Ed. is a Structured Literacy Dyslexia Specialist, explains the proven strategies to support students with dyslexia, and how the Science of Reading is essential tier one instruction for all learners. Stephanie is Founder and Director of the Pratt Program for Students with…

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  38. Build Student Voice, Agency & Hope by Becoming ”Solutionaries”

    Middle School teacher, Julia Fliss, shares the resources, framework and trainings from The Institute for Humane Education, that have guided her students to become "solutionaries" in their classroom, school, families and the wider community. Resources: Get The Institute for Humane Education's...

  39. Learn About a Text-to-Speech Tool Increases Equity & Engages ALL Readers

    Mike Daugherty, director of technology and Innovation at Chagrin Falls Exempted Village Schools, shares how Read&Write increases equity and improves outcomes for all students. The easy to access app helps with reading text out loud, understanding unfamiliar words, researching assignments and...

  40. Coming of Age in 2020: Teenagers on the Year That Changed Everything (From the NYT Learning Network)

    Join this inspiring and touching conversation with New York Times Learning Network editor, Katherine Schulten. Former high school English teacher and literacy consultant, she shares the process and creators of the NYT recently released book, Coming of Age in 2020: Teenagers on the Year That…

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  41. Build Educator and Student Well-Being Through the Science and Practice of Gratitude

    Paloma Mena-Werth, a teacher-leader and Middle School Band teacher, shares how GiveThx has built community among the staff and students at her school and is elevating relationships, overall school climate, and the work environment. It's quick, research-based, SO easy -- and it's free! Resources:...

  42. Book Banning, Triggers, Cancel Culture, and the Teacher’s Dilemma--with Dr. Deborah Appleman

    In Literature and the New Culture Wars, Professor Deborah Appleman addresses the contentious contemporary discourse around which books deserve a place in the classroom, breaking down practical strategies for teaching troubled texts while still confronting and dissecting the controversies they may...

  43. Moosiko Makes Music Instruction Accessible to All, Helping Students Thrive in School & Life

    Veteran music teacher, Matthew Hall, shares how Moosiko's K12 guitar (and ukulele) platform has increased both student engagement and achievement by allowing for student choice. Flexible and systematic instruction, and easy tracking for the teacher allows for better connections in a flipped...

  44. Dr. David Bain Believes in Making Teaching Both More Doable and More Successful for All Students

    Dr. David Bain, Sr. Vice President of Innovation & Analytics at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, helps us understand how advancing educational technology is shifting our approach to intervention from a way to address struggling learners to a way to provide targeted, personalized learning for all...

  45. Dyscalculia: Diagnosing and Addressing Math Challenges

    Luke Butcher, Product Developer at International Dyslexia Learning Solutions, discusses dyscalculia research, helping us sort through, understand and address our students' math challenges. Learn about the tools for screening and addressing dyscalculia. Resources: Learn more about the IDLS…

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  46. Educators and Students love Gamified, Real-World Career Exploration for K-12

    In this episode we hear from Laura Benisch, the Director of Career Planning and Partnerships at the Lincoln Academy Public Charter School in Beloit Wisconsin, about real-world and career-focused learning, and the platform that is supporting all of the educators and K-12 scholars in the state of...

  47. Teach More, Hover Less: How to Stop Micromanaging Your Secondary Classroom

    Author and educator, Miriam Plotinsky, shares strategies for giving students more voice, more choice, more responsibility and more challenge. Having spent 20 years as a classroom educator, Miriam now writes for publications like Ed Surge, Ed Week, and Edutopia. Her first book (for teachers) is...

  48. High-Impact Tutoring, 24/7, For All Grade Bands and Subjects, in Seven Languages

    Principal Melissa Barlow, English Teacher Hannah Hodge, and 11th Grader Kaleb, are enthusiastic to share how TutorMe has enhanced student achievement, empowered teachers, and is shifting the culture at Yukon High School in Oklahoma City. TutorMe provides highly qualified tutors, available 24/7…

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  49. Build Students’ Confidence, Critical Thinking and Growth Mindset With No Added Time or Expense

    Andrea Keith brings her background as a classroom teacher, professional developer and ed-tech leader, to her current role as the Executive Director of Let Grow. Let Grow is making it easy, normal and legal to give kids the independence they need to grow into capable, confident and happy adults....

  50. Current Events, Science & Social Studies Content Delivered in Daily Newscasts, by Kids for Kids

    Middle school teacher, Thé Bui, inspires us with all the ways NexGen News has elevated student voice, brought continually new and engaging content to his curriculum, and built a culture of curiosity, creativity and student-led learning in his science and social studies classroom. Resources…

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SchoolDay interviews educators about the products, resources and tools that are revolutionizing instruction and school culture, with a focus on cybersecurity and data protection. If you’re looking for impactful teaching & learning resources, you’ll find them at SchoolDay.com.

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