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Teacher Tales #28 – The student voice and identity: Jessica, teacher advocate for social justice, language access and the rights of refugees and immigrants in schools and master “helper”
In this episode, we have a super powerful and insightful conversation with Jessica, a former college professor now teaching in a high school in...
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Teacher Tales #27 – The power of words to authorize our worthiness, inform identity and create connection points of impact – Dr. Malik Boykin (a.k.a. Malik Starx) professor at Brown University, researcher and hip-hop artist
In this episode, we have the great pleasure and honor of meeting Dr. Malik Boykin, the first Black professor in the Department of Cognitive,...
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Teacher Tales #26 – Teacher’s role as a change-maker, state-shifter and dreamweaver: Kim @FreetheMindCo, mother, educator and thought leader
In this episode, you will find hope, inspiration, support and direction from Kim, the founder of Free the Mind Co. Education Week released a...
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Teacher Tales #25 – Mental “well”-ness, Ayurveda, energy work and other support systems for teachers and students: Maryam, British teacher in International School in Viet Nam, children’s book illustrator and lover of children
In this episode, we have the privilege and pleasure to travel halfway around the world to meet Maryam, an Indian heritage, British born teacher...
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Teacher Tales #24 – Mental health needs and solutions in schools, Mindfulness, creating resilient and empowered students: Jennifer – Middle School ELA teacher, mental health advocate, mother of triplets and singer in the Take a Stand Rock Ba
In this episode, we meet Jennifer, a Middle School English Language Arts teacher who was featured in a Reuters article about mental health in...
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Teacher Tales #23 – Teacher talents and TECHnicalities and the critical “P’s” in education: Tamara – Certified Google for Education Trainer, teacher mentor and tech superpower champion
In this episode, our guest, Tamara, takes us down technology memory lane and reminds us how teaching is more than a textbook and a...