Episode 136: Tales From Teaching #7 - Reverse...

If a student can label colors at your table but not point to one at snack - did they really learn colors? Generalization is the actual destination of all our instruction, and most of us plan for skill acquisition and call it done. In this episode, we talk about what generalizatio ...  Show more

Most paras spend their days doing proximity support - hovering at a student's elbow - and research is pretty clear that this actually works against independence and peer connection. But here's the thing: it's not the para's fault. In this episode, we talk about why paras default ...  Show more

I have personally been waiting for this episode for a LONG time. Teaching in itself is SUCH a rollercoaster.... Special Education is is a different monster entirely. Shelly Rob is the sweetest soul, and is so so so passionate about special education. There is so much that ALL OF ...  Show more

🎙️ Welcome to ESL Talk! 🎙️A podcast for English Teachers, by English Teachers.In the second part of our two-part episode, we continue our amazing discussion with Swiss-Brazilian educator and bestselling author Maya Eigenmann, diving deeper into the real-world application of Res ...  Show more

If your cultural, racial, or socio-economic background is different from that of your students, there can be a learning curve as you build rapport.

In today's episode, I'm talking with Sara Singer, a high school special education teacher on Chicago's South Side. Sara lo ...

In this episode, I welcome back Tony Zeikle from Lightspeed to the podcast as we explore the evolution of audio communication in classrooms. You'll also hear how enhanced audio technology, particularly Lightspeed's Cascadia, improves teacher-centric classroom communication, creat ...  Show more