The New Teacher Hotline: Recent Episodes

New Teacher Hotline

Archiving the podcasts hosted by Glen Moulton and Mike Kelley

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Interview with Rich Ognibene, 2008 New York State Teacher of the Year

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The Tech Toolbox premieres with Candy Shively of TeachersFirst.org

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Preparing for classroom observation evaluations

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Why, how, and when to call parents; follow-up with the emailer from the last episode

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What to do when you've done all you can do; the Fatal Five returns!

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In this episode, we finally dig our way out of the email that accumulated during our summer hiatus. What would you do if a principal asked you to stay beyond your contractually defined hours? How much time have you spent crafting your grading system?

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Time to clean out the New Teacher Hotline email inbox after a summer off

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The premiere of our new segment, the Tech Toolbox, presented by Candy Shively and teachersfirst.com

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We welcome Dana Boyd, the Teacher of the Year from the great state of Texas

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Five fatal rookie teaching mistakes and the structure of a good lesson plan

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Elements of a good substitute lesson plan; dealing with fire and emergency drills

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Sponsoring an activity you know nothing about; learn something about your students

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Second half of parent phone calls discussion; making community connections

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Successful parent phone conferences; making amends when you screw up in class

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All new teachers face similar challenges, the first of which is to actually find a teaching job. You’ve spent years of your life preparing for your professional career, so how are you supposed to cram all of that into a 15-minute job interview?

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In this episode, we talk about squelching ring leaders, kids that encourage bad behavior by modeling it day in and day out. Our listener mail comes from a college student about to start student teaching. She wants to know what it means "not to smile before December."

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Ever wondered how a principal's opinion of you changes when you send kids to the office? Are you worried that, by referring students, you're announcing to the entire school "I can't control my class"? Wonder and worry no more.

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In our premiere episode, the hosts introduce themselves and discuss the format of the show. Each show begins with a Warm-Up, a topic that’s on our minds. This week’s Warm-Up is an overview of classroom management. The second half of the show is dedicated to answering listener email.