Prep Period Podcast: Recent Episodes
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This is the podcast for high school teachers to learn more about how to be the best they can be for their students. Prep Period focuses on quick wins, actionable tips, and key takeaways that can be implemented in your classroom tomorrow. The podcast will focus on these five areas:1. Student engagement2. Classroom management3. Differentiation strategies4. Making topics relevant to students5. Classroom activities and projects subscribe to the podcast for more key insights and actionable takeaways on YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts. Interested in being a guest speaker or know of anyone who would? Email prepperiod@stukent.com for details on how to apply today!
In this episode of the Prep Period Podcast, Averon CTO and author Mark Herschberg covers the key learning points from his award-winning book, “The Career Toolkit.”
Mark shares how educators can help their students develop skillsets for career planning, explains how students can cultivate leadership skills in the classroom, and highlights the importance of teaching crucial skills such as:
- Communication
- Ethics
- Negotiation
- Networking
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In this episode of the Prep Period Podcast, 2021 WA-ACTE Teacher of the Year, Jodi Jacobs, reveals one of the key ingredients to her success: teacher collaboration.
Jodi shares examples of how she collaborates with other teachers (CTE and non-CTE) to add value to her classes and engage students in a whole new way.
Listen for teacher collaboration tips you can implement in your class today!
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In the final part of this two-part interview with award-winning personal finance teacher Joel Chrisler, he discusses real-world activities you can do with your students.
These activities will engage your students and solidify the principles you teach in class while helping them develop practical life skills such as buying a car or renting a home.
Listen to learn more about how incorporating out-of-the-box teaching activities in your course can lead to student success.
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In part 1 of this 2-part interview, award-winning personal finance teacher Joel Chrisler discusses some techniques and practices he's developed to help his students succeed. One of the practices he's developed includes using underutilized resources that could help you and your students become more involved with local businesses and give your students more real-world experience.
Today's key takeaway/ actionable tip:
Talk to your local Chamber of Commerce to see how you can get local business professionals to visit your class or how you can help build a junior achievement program at your school.
In this episode of the Prep Period Podcast, attorney and educator Jennifer O'Hara reveals some teaching methods that might surprise most teachers. Namely, she discusses her unconventional approach to flexible grading methods and the Socratic method. Jennifer highlights how these methods intrinsically motivate students and have been effective in helping her students learn and prepare for work in the real world.
Listen or watch now to learn more.
This is the podcast for high school teachers to learn more about how to be the best they can be for their students.
Prep Period focuses on quick wins, actionable tips, and key takeaways that can be implemented in your classroom tomorrow.
The podcast focuses on these five areas:
1. Student engagement
2. Classroom management
3. Differentiation strategies
4. Making topics relevant to students
5. Classroom activities and projects
You can also view the video version of each podcast on the Prep Period Podcast YouTube channel and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.
Interested in being a guest speaker or know of anyone who would?
Apply today!
In this episode of the Prep Period Podcast, educator and small business developer Vanita Lee-Tatum reveals how to create epic and engaging content and how to teach students to do the same. She also discusses how she and her students use the Later App to schedule out social media posts and help navigate some of the complexities of creating and posting effective content.
Listen to learn more about Vanita's 5 elements to creating an engaging post:
- Include a relevant visual.
- Make sure to include your target audience in each social post.
- Have a clever caption.
- Utilize purposeful hashtags.
- Strategically include a call to action (CTA).
Don't miss out on even more actionable tips and key takeaways you can implement in your class!
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In this episode of the Prep Period Podcast, Pamela Burleson shares how she went from 0 to 200 students and teacher of the year in 2 years. Listen as Pamela lays out her tried-and-true blueprint to help you build a program that'll allow you to teach more of what you want to teach and help your students learn what they want to learn.
Her 5 key steps include:
- Know your state requirements
- To get support (and approval), work your way up the ladder
- Once approved, try to get your counselors on your side, ease their concerns
- Talk directly with students in the feeder class(es)
- Make the first year FUN!!!!
In this episode of the Prep Period Podcast, special guest and edupreneur Timeri Tolnay shares how her personal struggle to find the best resources for her students lead her to create EdCuration.
Listen now to learn more about Timeri’s inspiring journey. She matches educators with the right curriculum resources to help students succeed, and save educators time and frustration in the process.
In this episode of the Prep Period Podcast, Robert Moore highlights how to do the following:
- Successfully implement simulations into your classroom (using Mimic Social as an example)
- Combat student fatigue
- Create video content
- Implement media such as TikTok and podcasts into your curriculum
- And more!
In this episode of the Prep Period Podcast, CTE teacher and photographer Robert Oliver discusses how he uses YouTube Live to improve student engagement in his class.
Learn about what made Robert switch to using YouTube Live for his classes and other tips and tricks he discovered to improve student engagement, even in remote-learning settings.
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The only podcast for teachers that’s focused on quick wins and actionable tips that can be implemented into your classroom today.
► Full episode transcript and notes: https://www.stukent.com/podcasts/how-to-use-youtube-live-to-improve-student-engagement-with-robert-oliver/
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In this episode of The Prep Period Podcast, Jay Adams joins as our special guest speaker.
Jay is a certified English, math, and science teacher at Edgewood Academy that will outline three magic antidotes, or "bullets," for classroom management to make your life simpler and more stress-free while enhancing relationships with students.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The one sentence you should say every day
- The one question you should ask before making any classroom rule or policy
- The one magic question that will help solve discipline issues in the classroom
In this episode of Prep Period Podcast, Patty Sarkady, a veteran high school CTE teacher, discusses how using gamification helps improve student engagement and motivation in class. Patty will highlight specific practices to help in your classroom as well.
In this episode of The Prep Period Podcast Zachary Johnson, a teacher at North Kansas City High School and 2020 Missouri ACTE New Teacher of the Year, shares his top tips on getting students involved with local organizations and business through real-world classroom experience.
In this episode of Prep Period Podcast, Carlen Charleston, the executive director at ERASE Race: The American Unity Movement, a former teacher at Tomball Memorial High School, and retired Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Marine Corps will discuss character education and promoting critical thinking in any class.
In this episode of The Prep Period Podcast Katie McClain, a broadcast journalism/film studies instructor for Northwest Career and Technical Academy in Las Vegas Nevada will discuss how to teach project-based learning from a distance and help students to work in teams online.
Check out Katie's classroom channels:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClEKN3fCxg2agRbCD_IhGeA
https://www.twitch.tv/hmg_twitch
In this episode of The Prep Period Podcast Adam Carroll, an internationally recognized financial literacy expert, author of four Amazon best-sellers, and two-time TED talk speaker will share his philosophy about teaching personal finance. He will cover how money isn't real for students today and that students need to make money mistakes early and often.
For those of you who want to check out the resources we discuss in this episode, go to masteryofmoney.com.
You can also check out Adam's documentary Broke, Busted & Disgusted.