We look at ideas and issues of interest to PreK-12 teachers. Featuring conversations that (hopefully) result in new ideas and considerations for teachers and their craft.
On the eve of her retirement from PSSD, we get the chance to spend some time with Lori Jeschke, learning about her time with PSSD and her thoughts on education.
Episode 8 features a conversation with PSSD teacher Shannon Sirois from Leask Community School. Shannon shares her journey to assess using a mastery grading paradigm, and to structure some of her courses by spiralling the curriculum.
In this episode we chat with Jaren Vetter about teaching social responsibility through ELA.
This episode features PSSD teacher Jessalyn Brickner from Colonsay School. Jessalyn and Paul discuss assessment ideas specific to working with elementary students and the impact these can have.
In this episode Kevin Cumming joins us to talk all things related to high school assessment. Anyone interested in assessment ideas will learn something from this conversation with Kevin. Join us!
We look at Indigenous Student Voice - the opportunities, the difficulties, and the nuances - with Charmain Laroque and Amanda Nelson.
In the second of our double episode, hear Edla Landry discuss the importance of student voice when working with middle years and high school students - and the many connections this has to assessment practices.
In the first of our double episode, Jennifer Mason speaks about the importance of student voice when working with young students. Along with discussions about power dynamics, letting students lead, the importance of families, and more!
In this episode, we get to sit down and discuss student voice with PSSD Director of Education, Lori Jeschke. Join us!
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