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The Educator's Room Podcast
by The Educator's Room
An education podcast that discusses REAL topics with REAL teachers. We believe we can conquer the world one conversation at a time. Join host Franchesca Warren as she works to have every conversation that teachers want to have!
Episodes
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March 1, 2022: Loan Servicing Changes Happening
Join us for today's news.
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February 28: 350,000 students in Ukraine are without schooling and more
Join us for our daily podcast.
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February 15, 2022: School Board Recall in San Francisco & More
Join us for more conversations around school board recalls, online learning, and more.
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February 14, 2022: Education Startup similar to Netflix, NYC School Mergers Cause Controversy
In this episode we discuss: With the help of an NFL linebacker, this start-up aims to become the Netflix of education 2 arrested for fight at Glastonbury Board of Education meeting Proposed elementary school merger stirs debate over race, education in East Village MN hospitals desperate for…
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February 11, 2022: Missouri Governor Turns Down Funding for Holocaust Education & More
Listen as we discuss all topics in education.
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February 10, 2022: K-12 Book Banning, Florida Recommends Taking Funding From Districts
In this episode, we discuss book banning, school funding being linked to mask mandates and more.
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February 8, 2022: Easing Mask Restrictions Could Endanger In-Person Learning, Parental Rights Laws are Disruptive
In this episode, we cover what no mask restrictions could do to in-person learning and how parental rights laws are disrupting education in Florida.
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February 8, 2022: Teachers Have to Post Lesson Plans, Mackenzie Besos Donates to Communities in Schools and More
*This is a joint venture with The Educator's Room and their suite of podcasts.** In this news brief, we discuss what's happening in Indiana, MacKenzie Besos donating million of dollars to keep kids in school and more.
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[Episode 72] The Hollowed Out: A Warning About America's Next Generation
In this episode, Franchesca sits with Jeremy S. Adams, Author of Hollowed Out: A Warning About America's Next Generation as we discuss what teachers have known for a while- as adults we've produced a generation of children who are (at times) indifferent to the outside world. In his new release,...
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[Episode 67] Dealing With Infertility As a Teacher
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Sarah Hahn Denham, a teacher, and owner of the website Sarah Drinks Water. She discusses her battles with infertility and how she manages everything as a teacher. To contact Sarah, follow the following websites: Blog: sarahdrinksthewater.wordpress.com...
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[Episode 71] Being an Advocate For Yourself as a Teacher..A Conversation with Angela Watson
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Angela Watson from The Cornerstone for Teachers, the keynote speaker for the Teacher Self-Care Conference happening in Philadelphia on October 19, 2019. In this conversation, they discuss how teachers can reclaim their time and their self-care.
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[Episode 70] Where Have We Been?
We've been gone for 8 months. Find out what's been happening and when (and if) we're coming back. Spoiler Alert: We are!
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[Episode 69] The Ins and Out of Teacher Burnout
In this episode, Franchesca interviews Shawnta B., as she discusses how she dealt with teacher burnout through a high-risk pregnancy, a bed rest in the hospital, and a move to a new school. During the interview we discussed: what causes the March/April teacher burnout how getting over burnout...
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[Episode 68] Social Studies and The Need for Critical Thinking
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Megan from Too Cool for Middle School about all things social studies. She starts the conversation discussing how she was able to discover a civil rights icon was part of her husband's genealogy. In addition, she discusses how: social studies is a...
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[Episode 66] What Does It Take For a Principal to Be Successful?
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Stephanie Johnson- an award-winning principal and community leader- about what it takes for a principal to be successful. During this interview we discussed: what qualities you need to have to be a successful school leader the biggest lessons…
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[Episode 65] Mobilizing Teachers Around the Gun Debate
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Sarah Forst from the Designer Teacher and one of the creators of the Facebook group, Educators Against Gun Violence. They discuss everything from if teachers should be armed in the classroom, to real solutions to stop gun violence in schools and if...
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[Episode 64] When Teachers Find Their Own Solutions
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews teacher/principal/instructional coach Mr. Haj Womack from Teachers in Touch as he discusses how used the common teacher problem of uninvolved parents to create an app that solved this problem. He discusses the highs (finally getting the app right) to...
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Episode 63: What Dr. King's Dream Really Meant
In this episode, Fran Warren interviews George Cassutto, social studies in the metro DC area and whose parents survived the Holocaust. In this interview, we discuss his article, The Pastor and the President: Race in the American Classroom. In addition, we discuss the real message behind Dr.…
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[Episode 62] Everyone Wants to Be An Instructional Coach
Have you ever wanted to be an Instructional Coach but you're unsure about what you need to be an effective teacher? In this video from The Instructional Coach Academy details the five character traits needed to be an effective instructional coach AND what you can do to secure that job!
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[Episode 61] New Teachers: Finding Your Teacher Tribe
In day four of our "Live Your Best Teacher Life" series, we're discussing how new teachers can strategically connect with people in the building who are going to build them up, not tear them DOWN. To learn more about what we do for new teachers in our comments about The Educator's Room Learning...
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[Episode 60] New Teachers: Live Your Best Teacher Life: Getting Rid of Negative Co-Workers
One of the curses of being a new teacher is being surrounded by negativity about what you should (and should not) do. In this episode, we will cover how to overcome negativity to live your best teacher life!
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[Episode 59] New Teachers: Live Your Best Life Get Organized
In our second installment from our "Live Your Best Teaching Life Webinar" we're discussing how organization can either HELP or SINK your aspirations of being a teacher. With teachers being asked to do so much paperwork, it's important for new teachers to have systems together to stay on top of...
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[Episode 58] New Teachers: Live Your Best Teacher Life..Dealing With Teacher Burnout
2018 is almost near and many new teachers are feeling defeated! They are overwhelmed with the paperwork, upset with the lackadaisical attitude of students, and they're trying to stay 'afloat' to make it to the next break. Join us as we cover five topics (teacher burnout, organization, confronting...
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[Episode 57] Affluent Districts: The Power of the Parents
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Linda Darcy, a former administrator and teachers, who shares her experiences in working in an affluent school district vs a struggling school district. In this episode, they cover: the differences in parental involvement the power of parent activism…
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[Episode 56] The Politics of Mathematics
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Dr. Toya Jones Frank a Professor of Mathematics Education Leadership and Secondary Education at George Mason University about the politics of mathematics and what kids really need to be successful mathematicians. In this episode, we discuss the...
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[Episode 55] Breaking Through The Shame: Going Through A Divorce
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Traci H., writer/educator and her experiences of going through a divorce while teaching. In this interview they discuss: the shame of the word divorce how to handle teaching a classroom of 35+ students and a heated divorce what to expect during the...
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[Episode 54] Are Teachers Watching the Decline of Education?
In the episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Jeremy Adams and his widely popular article, Do Modern Educators Have a Front Row Seat to the American Decline. In this podcast, they discuss the following: how teachers are on the front line to the societal ills of our society specifically what's the...
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[Episode 53] Helping Dyslexic Students in Schools
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Mike T. Dunn, Director of College Counseling at AIM Academy, a school for students with dyslexia. In this interview Mike discusses the following: how schools can best support students they suspect may have dyslexia what are some of the signs that...
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[Episode 52] Teaching Controversial Topics in Elementary School
"You can start teaching social justice to students when they're young enough to suffer from social ills." In this episode of The Educator's Room podcast, we talk to two elementary school teachers, LaNesha from Education From An Apron and Naomi from Read Like a Rockstar about teaching K-5 students...
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Mindfulness in the Classroom: What is it?
In this episode of The Educator's Room podcast, we interview Lee-Ann Meredith about the use of mindfulness in the classroom and how it can be used to engage the neediest students and teachers. In this lesson we discuss: what is mindfulness in the classroom some easy strategies for implementation...
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[Episode 51} From Full-Time Middle School Teacher to Full-Time (Paid) Writer
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Britni Danielle, former middle school teacher and current full-time writer for publications including EBONY, ESSENCE, TakePart, Vibe, Teen Vogue, and Heart & Soul. In this raw, eye-opening episode, Britni talks about how/why she left after being a...
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[Episode 50] Being Black at School
in this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Kelly Hurst, Executive Director of Being Black at School, as we discussed the realities of being black at school-the good, bad, and ugly. This episode doesn't do the obligatory talk about "race" but they go "deep" into not only the realities but what...
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[Episode 49] How the Healthcare Bill Affects You As a Teacher
cIn this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews John Palmer from, T.R.A.G.I.C, as we discuss why teachers should be concerned about what's in this "new" health care bill and why teachers must fight political party partisan when it comes to our livelihood. During the interview the following topics...
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[Episode 48] Training Students to Be Teachers
In this episode, Franchesca interviews Adrian Layne, a veteran English/Language Arts teacher who runs a magnet program that trains students to be teachers. In this conversation we discuss: the inception of her teacher training program the increase and/or decline of student enrollment the...
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[Episode 47] Living Your Best Life: A Teacher's Story on Being Fit and Finally Free
In this episode, Franchesca Warren, interviews Almetria Turner from Fit and Finally Free about her journey from being 347 pounds to losing 177 pounds- without pills, teas, or surgery. In this episode, Almetria not only discusses her journey but the round blocks she encountered and why teachers…
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[Episode 46] Teaching With Mr. D! Social Media Is Not the Enemy
Ever since I saw Mr. D's clip on The Ellen Show, I have been in love with his infectious smile and bubbly personality! Since Social Media is such a huge deal in every school, we thought it would be interesting to discuss how one teacher makes it work for his fourth-grade students. Mr. Dombrowski...
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[Episode 45] Why Every Teacher Should Get a Career Counselor
Statistics show that during the first five years of teaching, the majority of new teachers will leave the profession. What's even more staggering is trying to figure out what do these teachers end up doing after they leave the field of education? In the opening of Season 3 of our podcast, we...
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[Episode 44] Why Education Should Not Be Partisan Issue: What Is Teacher Resistance?
In this episode, Franchesca Warren talks with Ruben Brosbe about his movement #teacherresistance in response to an increase in bullying, racism, xenophobia among school children. We discuss the following issues: Why education should not be a partisan issue. Does resistance only affect teachers…
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[Episode 43] What is The Whole Teacher Conference?
In this mini episode, Franchesca Warren discusses The Educator's Room upcoming Whole Teacher Conference on March 25th, 2017. To learn more about this event please click here. To register click here.
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[Episode 42] : When Is It Time for Teachers to Leave the Profession?
How many times have you wondered is it time for you to leave the classroom and explore other career options? As teachers sometimes it's daily. Listen to podcast host, Franchesca Warren, discuss when teachers should leave (or stay) in the classroom.
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[Episode 41] What's Best for Children?
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Susan Ochshorn, the brilliant mind behind ECE PolicyWorks.For nearly two decades, Susan has worked in a broad range of settings at the local, state, and national levels to bridge research, policy, and practice, to integrate ECE into the larger…
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[Episode 40] Who Will Save the Teachers? A Conversation About Teacher Depression
In this episode, Franchesca starts the conversation around teacher depression with four teachers who been through the arduous struggle of teaching while depressed. We discuss the following: - what does the word depression mean for them? - how can school districts can be allies with teachers in...
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[Episode 39] How to Engage With Students Who Are Behaviorally Challenged
Have you ever received a child in your class who as soon as you see them you know they will be a behavior challenge? Call it teacher intuition, but you can feel it- and most times you're right. You stay up late racking your brain for strategies for these students, but many times you don't have…
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[Episode 38] Hi, I'm a Teacher and I'm Homeless
During this episode, Franchesca Warren talks with Vivett Dukes- a veteran NYC teacher about her experiences with being homeless while teaching. The number of homeless students in U.S. has doubled since before the recession. The number of homeless children in public schools has doubled since…
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[Episode 37] The Microagressions of Mispronouncing A Student's Name
During this episode, we discuss the mispronouncing of student's names and how something that small (to us) can be viewed by students.
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[Episode 36] Teaching in the Dominican Republic to Practice Self-Care
During this episode, Franchesca Warren talks with The Educator's Room writer, Whitney Kaulbach as she discusses how her journey to self-care took her to teaching in The Dominican Republic. For the past couple of weeks, we've discussed the need for teachers to not only advocate for self-care but…
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[Episode 35] The Whole Teacher Belief System And Why Schools Should Use It
In episode 8 of season two, Franchesca Warren discusses why schools need to embrace a Whole Teacher focus in building the culture in their school. She not only discusses what the whole teacher movement looks like, but she discusses how focusing on teacher happiness will help teachers stay in the...
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[Episode 34] Are Our First Amendment Rights Coming in Second?
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews 7th-grade History Teacher and Writer, Mr. Jake Miller about our first amendment rights. During this conversation we discuss Colin Kaepernick, the National Anthem, the 2016 Presidential Election among other things all while asking the question- are our...
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[Episode 33] ] How to Create a Growth Mindset School
In this episode, Franchesca Warren interviews Dee Priester from Mid-Pacific Institute from the island of Hawaii about how he has created a growth mindset school for his K-12 school. During this podcast, we will discuss the following: - advice for administrators to empower teachers and students as...
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An education podcast that discusses REAL topics with REAL teachers. We believe we can conquer the world one conversation at a time. Join host Franchesca Warren as she works to have every conversation that teachers want to have!
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