In this episode, Christina Broderick shares the importance of mental health literacy, how to approach mental wellness, and how we can support students.
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In this episode, Christina Broderick shares the importance of mental health literacy, how to approach mental wellness, and how we can support students.
In part two of our conversation with Dr. Kathryn Kennedy, she helps us recognize the various types of trauma that children are facing due to the pandemic.
In this episode of Building the Bridge, we talk to Dr. Kristen Mattson about integrating digital and information media literacy skills.
Dr. Wendy Oliver provides an overview of popular social media apps and their uses including Discord, Instagram, TikTok and Messenger Kids.
Crystal Guiler joins us to talk about how recent advancements have opened new opportunities for Career and Technical Education (CTE).
In this extended episode of Building the Bridge, we’re delighted to share an interview with world-renowned education scholar Dr. Yong Zhao.
In this episode, participants share their observations on how parents and educators are managing the transition to a new digital learning environment, and what
This special episode of Building the Bridge is a crossover episode recorded in collaboration with the CyberTraps Podcast.
In this episode, Dr. Oliver explores the contributing factors that lead to “learning loss” and describes some things to look out for.
Dr. Pam Homan talks about about the business of education and the role Superintendents play integrating the private sector into a districts long term plans.
Teachers in England are among the best paid in the world – but they fall far behind those in Luxembourg, where those in the profession can expect to get paid more than £60,000 a year.
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Wendy Bradshaw has multiple degrees, including a doctorate, and years of experience in education, but she said she’d rather quit her job than have to teach her students from Florida’s current curriculum for the public school system.
Mark Sylvester talks about how edConnecter has changed the interactions educators have during CEM and what we can learn about connected networks of learners.
Sheree Woods is sitting in her car in the parking lot of a mini-mall in a Los Angeles suburb, with the air conditioning blasting.
I recently had a chance to talk with renowned “rapping” math teacher Mark Rogers from Round Rock, Texas. Rogers shared the story of how he got his start in teaching and discussed the role humanity plays in his day-to-day activities with students. After watching the interview, check out the YouTube video displaying Mark’s creative side in education.
The Internet is a hub where virtually everything can be a commodity, and students with Web access have entry to a wealth of information. That same principle now applies to teachers.Some argue that education is a learning tool that should be free nationwide, yet some teachers are starting to cash in on the same classroom lessons they teach, with help from an online education resource called TeachersPayTeachers.com (TpT).
