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Connected Educator is edCircuit's conversation series with the people who built the connected education movement: teachers, principals, researchers and the organizations behind them. Recorded during Connected Educator Month in October 2015, each episode puts one educator's experience at the centre: how they find professional learning that works, how networks change a classroom, and what being connected means for students and for the teachers still to come.
Twelve episodes, from CUE's Mike Lawrence on professional development to Amy Peterson on multi-tiered systems of support, with Angela Maiers, Patrick Larkin, Dr. Kari Stubbs, Mark Rogers, Molly McMahon and more. Every interview has been remastered with the show's own look and English captions.
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Special Education and IEPsMulti-Tiered Systems of Support: An Interview with Amy PetersonAmy Peterson discusses research and the impact of multi-tiered systems of support in educational settings.
Professional DevelopmentEducator Profile: Heidi WeberHeidi Weber, an award winning educator from Ohio, talks about the profession of teaching and how she connects with educators around the country for her own professional learning.
CreativitySparking Creativity in EducationFind out how design thinking and collaborative innovation are revitalizing education, inspired by leaders like Molly McMahon at IDEO and The Teachers Guild.
After-School ProgramsExpanding Learning Beyond the BellAfterschool program quality shows in safety, support, interaction and engagement. Use this visit checklist to evaluate an afterschool program.
Professional DevelopmentConnecting Professional LearnersSheryl Nussbaum-Beach talks about her experiences with professional learners and the communities and opportunities most impacting their work in classrooms all around the world.Sheryl is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Powerful Learning Practice,.
GlobalProfessional Learning for the Global ClassroomInterview Emily Liebtag, Ed.D talked with us about VIF International Education’s support of Connected Educator Month, the impact international educators can have here in US classrooms and how we can all get involved. If you would like to contribute your voice to the global discussion please visit What Does it Mean to be a Global Learner? Emily Liebtag, Ed.D is the Manager of Curriculum and Instructional Services at VIF International Education. Liebtag creates educational resources and professional development focused on global education. Liebtag taught in Durham Public Schools in North Carolina and has studied Elementary Education for the past 10 years. In addition to her work at VIF, she received her B.A. in Elementary Education and her M.Ed. in Science Education from UNC-Chapel Hill and is a Ed.D candidate in Curriculum, Teaching and Learning at the University of Virginia.
StudentsAngela Maiers on Connected Educators and Public-Private Partnerships in EducationIn this interview, Choose2Matter founder Angela Maiers discusses Connected Educator Month and public-private partnerships in education for teachers and leaders.
Teaching StrategiesMark Rogers on Bringing Humanity into the ClassroomIn this video interview, Round Rock, Texas math teacher Mark Rogers describes how he began teaching and the role humanity plays in his work with students.
edLeadersPatrick Larkin Defines Educational LeadershipPatrick Larkin, assistant superintendent for learning at Burlington Public Schools, discusses his path from classroom teacher to district leader in education.
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