PODCAST · education
Sweat to inspire
by Todd Bloch
7th Grade science teacher sweating to inspire the next generation ...ideas about education to inspire thought and action.
Episodes
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Listen to hear!
We need to make sure we hear others
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There are opportunities in learning
What are opportunities in our situation for learning
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Schools closed? NO shifting!!
Our schools aren’t closed! The building are but the staff is working diligently to shift services!
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Is it graded?
Stop worrying about the letter on a piece of paper and focus on learning!
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The New Normal
Education is changing to a new normal.
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Our moment to shine
In this every changing world Now is the time for educators to shine, inspire and help move students towards the culture of learning
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Strange days
Reflections on the world today!
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Kobe, legacy and me
Thoughts on #24
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Is the teaching profession sustainable?
Pondering a twitter question
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Time to Shift EDU
We need to shift education into the 21st century.
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Do we take ourselves too seriously?
As I watch my 15 yo loose passion for education due to homework over the holiday I wonder: do we take ourselves too seriously?
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Focus on steps to the goal not the goal
Students so often focus on the end result that they don’t worry about the steps to get there. Help them focus
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Basketball tryouts
Reflections after day 1 of my son’s basketball tryouts
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3- Levels of PD inspirations, perspiration and Grind
Talking about types of PD
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We are talking Homework!
Rethinking homework
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Tardy
Why are students late
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Money in education
Seems like so many fund raisers in schools today, are we limiting opportunities due to economics?
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Recruit and retain educators!
Ideas to recruit and retain best and brightest in education
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Teachers forced to act like porn stars? #clearthelist #equity #thisisamerica
There are huge inequities in funding for classrooms so many educators have gone to social media to publish lists of their needs. Time to fix educational funding this is sad!
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Edutwitter reflection
Reflection on attack’s on edutwitter
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Developing a making mindset
It is important to allow our students the opportunity to develop a making mindset
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Teachers aren’t saviors ....
Teaching is a hard challenging job. Many feel teachers are saviors but we aren’t. Sure saving happens from great teaching but that is a side effect.
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Kathy Dooley Thank you! #queereye #netflix
Watched Netflix Queer Eye season 4 episode 1 and saw a familiar face. I grew up in Quincy IL. And Kathy Dooley was my choir director in church.
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Innovations by teachers
Remember many innovations fail, how do we support innovations in our schools
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Need for diversity of instruction
One size doesn’t fort all, remember tos mix up instructional styles for your students
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Extra credit? Time to be a thing of the past!
Why do some thrashers give extra credit? Is this practice outdated l, shouldn’t it be part of the past!
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What! You’re not going to college?
Perceptions and ideas around college/ career training
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Acknowledging that I am Old and White!
Pondering diversity being old and white.
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Debt free college education?
There are many question around the 2020 political platforms that propose debt free college.
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Red for Ed Rallies
Present in spirit today
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Message to my departing 7th graders
Last day message to my students
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Data-that 4- letter word
Data is important but be careful how we use it!
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Class size matters!
When we are talking about classroom instruction, class size matters!
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Advice to School of Education Graduates
Advice to recent school of education graduates on finding the best fit for them
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Teaching is difficult, but amazing things happen
Considering how many different starting points exist in a classroom it is amazing what is accomplished in a classroom
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High stakes test thoughts
As PSAT and SAT are upon us, a few thoughts on high stakes tests
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Are Siloes in education creating us vs them mentality?
Rethink Ed structure
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Equity in funding please
My reaction to DeVos budget
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Day 1 reflection #macul19
Reflecting on my day 1 experience of #macul19
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#macul19 3 quick tips
3 tips for those attending MACUL
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The struggle with choice in the classroom #tlap
Is choice good? Not always ! Students often struggle with making right choices and can have anxiety over them
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Teaching: hard but rewarding #mschat
Teaching is a very hard job that has many rewards.
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Going from good to great?
Is this common expression around education helpful?
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Working against free will of students
How can educators get past students who use their free will not to learn content?
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#Loveteaching
Shout out to teaching on Valentine’s Day
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Let’s take learning off the clock!
With all these snow days in Michigan it has many worried about extending the school year. What if learning was it measured in days and hours but targets meet!
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Learning is hard work!
Lets remember that learning is hard work and students have free will whether to learn or not learn.
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Language matters
The words we use when talking about education matters. We need to stop the use of superlatives.
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Thoughts about this twitter tool!
Twitter is so powerful for connections but be careful with judgements
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Snow day thoughts #miched
Tough decisions are made around snow day calls by districts.
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7th Grade science teacher sweating to inspire the next generation ...ideas about education to inspire thought and action.
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