Ready Set Growth - Inspiration for Teachers: Recent Episodes
Nick Moskaluk
Nick aims to provide value to you and your classroom with his creative and imaginative approach to learning. If you are looking to add creative, engaging methods to your lessons or add more efficiencies with your time in the classroom podcast is for you.
In this episode of the Ready, Set, Growth podcast, Nick welcomes Ainissa Ramirez, a passionate advocate for making science engaging for learners of all ages. With a rich background as a former engineering professor at Yale and a PhD in material science from Stanford, Ainissa shares her insights on the power of storytelling in education. She discusses her influential works, including her TED book "Save Our Science," which focuses on enhancing science education, and "The Alchemy of Us," which explores the intersection of science and everyday life. Ainissa emphasizes the importance of incorporating narrative into subjects like math and science to captivate students and enhance their learning experience. Join us for an inspiring conversation that reimagines how we can connect with our students through the art of storytelling.
In this episode of the Ready, Set, Growth podcast, Nick welcomes Sherill Knezel, an experienced educator and graphic recorder, to discuss the transformative power of sketchnoting and graphic note-taking in the classroom. Sherill shares her journey through 32 years of teaching public school art, highlighting the differences between elementary, middle, and high school education. She emphasizes the importance of equipping teachers with the skills to incorporate visual learning strategies, which can significantly enhance student engagement and understanding. Listeners will gain insights into how to visually communicate ideas and the benefits of encouraging students to express their thoughts graphically. Tune in to discover practical tips and inspiration for integrating sketch noting into your teaching practice!
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[00:02:58] Beautiful Oops in teaching.
[00:06:44] Sketchnoting as a learning tool.
[00:09:05] Drawing in the classroom.
[00:12:28] The power of drawing in learning.
[00:19:08] Sketchnoting in education.
[00:22:29] Kids as inspiration for sketchnotes.
[00:25:02] Knowledge sharing among teachers.
In this episode, we dive into the innovative AI tool, Notebook LM, which is transforming how students engage with complex reading materials. The host shares insights from a recent conversation sparked by a colleague's wife's experiences using Notebook LM in her high school English language arts class. This tool helps students better retain information by converting PDF articles into co-hosted podcasts, allowing for a multimodal learning experience. The episode emphasizes the importance of diverse learning methods—reading, listening, and watching—to enhance comprehension and retention. Tune in to hear a demonstration of Notebook LM in action and explore how it can be a game changer in educational settings.
Welcome to the 100th episode of the Ready, Set, Growth podcast! It's a momentous occasion, not just because we've hit a triple-digit milestone, but also because we're celebrating with a unique and insightful conversation.
In today's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing two very special guests: my student Ben, and his father, Jeff. They were the lucky winners of a silent auction that supported our grade nine group, and their presence on the show offered a fresh perspective on education from both a student and a parent's viewpoint.
In this episode of Ready, Set, Growth, host Nick Moskaluk explores the integration of AI technologies into project-based learning with guest Alicia Peletz. Alicia shares her journey into discovering Chat GPT and its potential impact on education, highlighting her experience post-pregnancy and how AI sparked her interest. Tune in to learn how AI can enhance teaching practices and student engagement in the classroom.
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[00:01:13] Chat GPT and AI technologies.
[00:07:07] Embracing AI in education.
[00:11:07] Crafting prompts for AI.
[00:16:23] Authentic learning experiences.
[00:20:35] ChatGPT and historical curiosity.
[00:25:39] Utilizing chat GPT for projects.
[00:28:09] Project-based learning challenges.
Episode Summary: In this bonus episode of the Learner-Centered Spaces podcast, host Starr Sackstein and Crystal Frommert interview Nick. They discuss the importance of building relationships in a learner-centered space and how to create a more student-focused assessment approach. Nick also shares his recommendations for educators looking to incorporate more learner-centered practices in their classrooms.
- Building strong relationships with students and their families is essential in creating a learner-centered space. Getting to know students on a personal level, understanding their interests and motivations, and involving families in the learning process can greatly enhance the classroom environment.
- Moving away from traditional grading practices and focusing more on formative assessment and feedback can lead to more meaningful and effective learning experiences. Using a scale of 1 to 4, emphasizing growth and progress, and providing opportunities for self-reflection can help students take ownership of their learning.
- Embracing a mindset of curiosity and finding math in everyday situations can make math more engaging and enjoyable for students. Encouraging students to ask questions, explore real-world problems, and see math as a tool for understanding the world around them can foster a love for the subject.
In this episode of the Ready, Set, Growth podcast, Nick welcomes Dr. Sunaina Sharma, an experienced in-school program leader and secondary teacher. Dr. Sharma's doctoral research focused on leveraging digital technology in the classroom to enhance student engagement. Together, they discuss the importance of technology and engagement in education. They also explore memorable instances where students have used technology in remarkable ways. Tune in to gain insights on how to effectively incorporate technology in the classroom and inspire student engagement.
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[00:02:53] Student's video game project.
[00:05:12] Students exploring their strengths.
[00:07:08] Student engagement and indicators.
[00:09:44] Repositioning technology for engagement.
[00:15:09] What does collaboration mean?
[00:19:40] Overlooked technologies that need a second look.
[00:22:09] Engaging students with technology.
[00:26:56] Voice notes for feedback.
In this episode of the Ready, Set, Growth podcast, Nick interviews Katie Nieves Licwinko, an expert in educational technology and AI. They discuss the benefits of using artificial intelligence in the classroom and how it can make learning easier for both teachers and students. Katie shares her experience of using AI to quickly generate information about various topics, highlighting its ability to provide instant access to knowledge. Tune in to learn more about the potential of AI in education.
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[00:03:33] Creating a family math night.
[00:04:08] Anxiety in the classroom.
[00:08:53] Including students in the conversation.
[00:11:56] AI technologies for individualized feedback.
[00:15:38] Authentic Learning Experiences.
[00:19:48] Increased efficiency with AI tools.
[00:24:33] Making connections with student interests.
[00:28:12] AI for accessibility program.
[00:29:27] Finding Katie on social media.
In this episode of the Ready, Set, Growth podcast, Nick discusses the importance of using students' prior knowledge to improve math skills with guest Shannon Garrison, an award-winning teacher. They explore creative ways teachers can incorporate prior knowledge to make math fun and engaging. Tune in to discover practical strategies for building upon students' existing knowledge and enhancing their mathematical abilities.
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[00:02:02] Teaching math through gardening.
[00:07:24] Cats and vacation feeding.
[00:09:23] Prior knowledge and remainders.
[00:14:26] Real collaboration and hands-on learning.
[00:17:10] Kids learning from each other.
[00:23:41] Finding relevant math problems.
[00:26:57] Understanding student misconceptions.
[00:29:35] Sharing knowledge with teachers.
In this episode, Nick explores the power of student-generated public service announcements (PSAs) with guest Jessica Early, a professor of English at Arizona State University. They discuss how PSAs can be incorporated into any subject and share their personal memories of impactful PSAs. Tune in to learn how to engage students in speaking, writing, and critical thinking through the creation of PSAs.
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[00:01:43] PSAs that stick with you.
[00:04:06] Public service announcements.
[00:08:09] Students' multi modal writing.
[00:12:49] Why public service announcements?
[00:17:13] Teaching writing reveals students' interests.
[00:22:01] Incorporating digital literacy in classrooms.
[00:25:42] Oral communication skills in schools.
[00:29:48] Confidence building through PSAs.
In this episode of the Ready, Set, Growth podcast, Nick invites guest Cathleen Beachboard, a teacher, author, and researcher, to discuss the importance of promoting divergent thinking in the classroom. They explore the benefits of encouraging students to generate multiple solutions to problems, which fosters creativity and innovation. Kathleen shares her expertise in psychological tools that schools can use to help students and staff increase psychological hope, resilience, achievement, and happiness. This episode aims to inspire and provide valuable insights for teachers looking to improve their teaching practices and support their students' growth.
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[00:02:09] Creativity in education.
[00:06:58] Divergent thinking techniques.
[00:09:25] Reverse brainstorming and embracing failure.
[00:12:08] Successful teaching strategies.
[00:16:00] Mind mapping and creativity.
[00:20:57] Enhancing education through creative thinking.
[00:24:31] Shifting dynamics in the classroom.
[00:27:11] Share with another teacher.
Unravel the captivating tale of "The Cobra Effect" and its striking parallels to the use of grades as external motivators in education. In this thought-provoking episode, we embark on a quest to avoid the cobras lurking in our classrooms and discover alternative approaches that foster genuine student engagement.
Join Nick as he explores how relying solely on grades can inadvertently hinder intrinsic motivation in students, leading to unintended consequences.
Delve into the world of authentic assessment, where learning transcends mere letter grades and connects to real-world contexts. Experience how project-based learning, formative assessments, and portfolios can ignite students' passion for learning, turning their curiosity into a force of nature.
Empower your students with the gift of self-assessment and reflection. Witness how these practices cultivate metacognition and a growth mindset, helping students take ownership of their learning journey. Say goodbye to rote memorization and embrace the power of meaningful learning experiences.
Let's break free from the "Cobra Effect" and transform our classrooms into havens of intrinsic motivation and deep engagement. Tune in now to discover the secrets of nurturing lifelong learners and building a community of curious minds.
Join us in this captivating episode as we delve into the fascinating world of math education with renowned author Joe Manfre. In this eye-opening interview, we explore the strategies and techniques for teaching students how to study math effectively. If you're an educator, parent, or student looking to enhance your math skills, this is an episode you won't want to miss!
🎧 Episode Highlights:
- Joe takes us on a journey through the challenges students face when studying math and shares valuable insights on how to overcome them.
- Discover the importance of developing a growth mindset when it comes to learning math and how it can transform students' attitudes and achievements.
- Joe uncovers the secrets of metacognition and how it can empower students to become active participants in their math learning process.
- Learn about practical study techniques and strategies that students can implement to enhance their comprehension, retention, and problem-solving abilities in math.
- Gain valuable tips and advice for educators on creating engaging math lessons that foster a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
1️⃣ Cultivating a growth mindset: Encourage students to embrace challenges and view mistakes as opportunities for growth. This mindset shift can boost their confidence and motivation in math.
2️⃣ Metacognition: Teach students to reflect on their learning process, identify effective study strategies, and monitor their understanding. This self-awareness helps them become independent learners.
3️⃣ Active learning techniques: Encourage students to actively engage with math concepts through problem-solving, group discussions, and real-life applications. This approach enhances comprehension and retention.
4️⃣ The power of visualization: Introduce visual representations, diagrams, and models to help students visualize abstract math concepts and develop a deeper understanding.
5️⃣ Formative assessment: Implement regular assessments to gauge students' progress and adjust instruction accordingly. Feedback and targeted interventions can address misconceptions and enhance learning outcomes.
🌟 Tune in to this thought-provoking conversation with Joe to unlock the secrets of effective math study techniques and empower students to excel in mathematics. Whether you're an educator, parent, or student, this episode will revolutionize the way you approach math education. Don't miss out—hit that play button and let the learning begin!
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In this conversation Nick sits down with John Sammon and Tara Koehler to discuss "Transforming Word Problems into Math Conversations: A Teaching Strategy" an article they co-wrote that highlights an effective way of teaching math word problems to students. By turning word problems into conversations, teachers can engage their students in a meaningful dialogue that helps them develop a deeper understanding of the underlying math concepts. This strategy allows students to explore mathematical ideas and make connections between them, leading to improved problem-solving skills and mathematical proficiency.
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In this episode, we explore the power of commercial games in the classroom as effective tools for engaging and motivating students to learn. Join us as we discuss the benefits, challenges, and practical strategies for incorporating commercial games into your teaching practice.
Our guest for this episode is Professor Janelle McFeetors, an expert in learning through games from the University of Alberta. Professor McFeetors shares her insights on how commercial games can be harnessed for educational purposes, regardless of the subject or grade level. She discusses how games can ignite students' curiosity, promote critical thinking skills, and create memorable learning experiences.
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We all know, math can be a challenging subject for students, with concepts and formulas that can seem abstract and disconnected from their everyday lives. However, Kristen Moore is on a mission to change that by bringing real-world relevance into the classroom and showing students how math can be used in meaningful ways.
During our conversation, Kristen shares some of her innovative strategies for making math more relevant, from using real-life scenarios to teaching math in context with other subjects. She also shares some of the challenges she's faced along the way, and the impact her approach has had on her students.
Whether you're a teacher looking for inspiration and practical tips, or a student who wants to better understand how math can be relevant to your life, this episode is not to be missed. So tune in now and join us as we explore the fascinating world of math education with Kristen Moore!
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In this episode, Nick is joined by Crystal Frommert to talk about how you can be effective in your communication with parents and how it is essential for the success of our students. By establishing open communication channels, and being intentional, compassionate, and empathetic, teachers can build positive relationships with parents and support their child's learning and development.
In her book "If Calling Home Isn't Your Calling" Crystal shares stories that have changed her and her practice when it comes to working with parents and being as impactful as she can when including parents in the conversations.
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In this episode, Nick speaks with Michele and shares her insights on what it takes to help students succeed both academically and personally. She emphasizes the importance of developing empathy, resilience, and a growth mindset in children, and shares practical tips and strategies for parents and educators.
From dealing with stress and anxiety to fostering a love of learning and developing social-emotional skills, Michele's advice is grounded in research and real-world experience. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or anyone interested in helping young people thrive, this episode is a must-listen.
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The world of ever-evolving technology can be a challenging thing to navigate and the introduction of mainstream AI tools like ChatGPT are no different. They are not going anywhere, in fact, they are only going to become more efficient, intelligent, and faster at meeting the needs of those using them.
Join Nick as he talks about the pros, cons, and implications of this technology in the classroom with Tim Cavey who inspired this conversation with the video blog on his incredibly informative YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jk-FSgpWEc&t=144s
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Number lines and the presence of visual representations are one of the most powerful ways we can help deepen our student's conceptual understanding of mathematics. Join Nick as he sits down with returning guest Kristen Acosta to break down how we can use clothesline math to strengthen how our students see numbers in the world around us.
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Engagement is not a unicorn it's a narwhal join Nick as he sits down with teacher author Heather Lyon to learn why engagement is so much more than having our students work and being busy doing the tasks we give them.
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Join guest host Crystal Frommert as she sits down with Nick Corley a Desmos fellow and passionate math and STEMS teacher to discuss how Desmos has changed the way Nick teaches math in his classroom and why you should consider using it in yours right now.
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In this episode, Nick is joined by his math pen-pal Taylor who speaks to the importance of bringing social issues into your math class. Taylor will break down how she chooses issues to explore but most importantly how she puts her students in the driver's seat for all of this learning.
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Join Nick as he sits down with Neily Boyd founder of Counting with Kids as they discuss how we can use inquiry to strengthen and deepen not only our student's conceptual understanding but ours as well.
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Join Nick as he sits down with Neily Boyd founder of Counting with Kids as they discuss how we can use inquiry to strengthen and deepen not only our student's conceptual understanding but ours as well.
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In this bonus episode, Nick joins Jessica Vance on her Instagram live segment "Going Further with Inquiry" to talk about his experience when using mathematical provocations and why everyone should be using them in their class.
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In this episode Nick sits down with teacher author Mariam Plotinksy to discuss how teachers can take a step back and create lessons that put student explorations at the center of learning. If you have been looking for ways to hover less and let students take more ownership of the learning Mariam provides concrete ways to help you do that.
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Letters aren't just for algebra anymore. Join Nick as he dives into how Wordle can be used with statistics and probability in your math class with his guest Crystal Frommert.
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If you have been looking for a way to include more conversation and subject discussion in your class join Nick as he sits down with Jessica Vance to break down how and why you should be using provocation in your daily/weekly routines.
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They say you never get a second chance at a first impression and the first day of school is no different.
If you are looking to have a great first day of school for this year, join Nick as he speak with Emma Chiapetta as she explains how the key to a great first day starts with high yield problem solving tasks.
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Join Nick as he sit down with Erik Wilderbring to discuss how we can all teach like Socrates.
If you have been looking for ideas for giving great feedback for your students, parents, and even colleagues join Nick has he speaks with his podcasting mentor Paul Mumford.
Nick and Paul sit down to talk about actionable ideas for how we deliver feedback with meaning and purpose.
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Join Nick as he sits down with fellow teacher podcast Michael Ralph to discuss "Universal Design for Learning" and how we can take steps to deliver lessons in a universal approach.
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Don't let writing incredibly personalized report cards overwhelm you, Join Nick as he shares the highlights from an Instagram live he did with Trevor Mackenzie about how every teacher can create the best report card comments for their students.
Nick and Trevor give easy-to-apply tips, tricks, and ideas for the best report card comments you will ever write.
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Where do you fall on the homework effort? Are you a teacher that gives homework or has it gone the way of the do-do bird in your class?
Regardless of where you fall on the spectrum of homework join Crystal Frommert as she dives into the realities of homework in the classroom.
Have you ever thought about what culture is and its many impacts inside your classroom?
Being culturally responsive can feel like "one more thing to do" but it doesn't have to be. Having a culturally responsive approach is less about making wholesale changes and more about seeing how the small things add up to make a big difference.
The eternal question of "what makes a good" seem to always come up when we think about presenting our students with mathematical word problems. Join Nick as he talks with Braxton Hall about how we can all find, make and share better word problems. Follow us on social media: www.readysetgrowthpodcast.com https://bit.ly/3jN3eEz - Instagram
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Why do we do projects in our classes: 1. To see what our students know 2. How they display that knowledge 3. To expressive creative thought
The list goes on, but what if we did the project alongside our students what might we REALLY learn from them, and with them. Might we have a better understanding of their learning, and who they are as young adults. What if we learned things we didn't expect, what if by doing projects at the same time and with our students we created stronger bonds. Join Nick as he explores how doing a recent project with his 9s strengthen bonds and furthered something even more important than marks/grades. Follow us on social media:
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Have you ever started a great project, or what you thought was going to be a great project only to have student engagement fall of somewhere along the way? Join Nick as he breaks down how we can keep students invested and highly engaged with his guest Kristy Lathrop. Follow us on social media:
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Have you been looking for ways to move past only relying memorization as a learning tool in your class. Join Nick as he sits down with Kasey Short to discuss ways to move the needle on meaningful learning and building confidence.
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Join this month's second guest Crystal Frommert as she takes over the podcast to interview instructional coach Moira Burgy to discuss how we can be better every day for our students.
This episode is a great reminder of how important the little things are in life and in our classroom to make the most of our time with our students.
Marks, grades, and report card comments are a fact of life but if they didn't need to be the entire focus of our teaching, what could we accomplish with our students?
Join Nick as he sits down with the teacher, administrator, and learning coach Crystal Frommert to discuss how we can take steps to move from grade-based focus to learning and most importantly a learning-based approach to our classroom.
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Many students, especially those in middle school, only share their thinking in math class when they’re sure they have the right answer. Getting our kids to see their thinking and process just as important as arriving at answers is what rough draft math is all about.
Join Nick as he speaks with Dr. Amanda Jansen, teacher, professor, and author of Rough Draft Math as they break down how we can bring a rough draft planning approach to our classroom.
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If you have been looking for a new piece of technology to add to your teacher tech toolbox look no further than Nick's conversation with two of the best in the industry.
Teachers, speaker, bloggers and authors of "The Interactive Classroom" Joe and Kristin Merrill join Nick to talk all things useful technology for any teachers unique needs.
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Join Nick as he sits down with fellow podcaster and math specialist Mona Lehl to discuss how we can ask our students better questions and more engaging tasks for deep learning.
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Join Nick as he sits down with intervention specialist Kristen Acosta as they breakdown and discuss why we all need to be using more visuals in math class.
Not every math class needs to revolve around numerical, question and answer work. Visuals, pictures, videos, diagrams etc... can strengthen mathematical problem solving with meaningful number talks.
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If you have been looking to bring "Low Floor, High Ceiling" questions into you classroom, join Nick as he sits down with Susan Loveless to breakdown how these questions can change the way you present tasks with your students.
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Effective and meaningful project based learning doesn't happen by accident or because we want it. It happens because we ask questions worth answering and the work revolves around our students.
Join Nick as he talks with Maureen Kelly-Gibson about how she implements high quality project based learning. Maureen was awarded the 2020 Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence and her passion for her work is evident through her passion for this topic.
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Have you ever what your students know, how they know it, and when they know it. Then look no further than how spaced practice can be used to give you more insight into what your students know.
Join Nick as he sits down with Ryan MacLeod to discuss "How" spaced practice can be used and why repeated practice isn't the secret sauce to learning and retention of learning that we think it is.
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If you are looking for some early inspiration going into another year in the classroom look no further than my talk with Donovan Taylor Hall. Donovan has been called many things but the 21st century Mr. Rogers might be his favourite.
Join Nick as he breaks down how we can start and maintain meaningful relationships with our students, and their families in easy to follow ways.
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We all make mistakes, we make mistakes everywhere, in our classes talking, writing on the board, and even in our lessons. Don't worry it happens to us all, no matter where we are in our careers, join Nick as he goes through 4 steps that help us make better mistakes in our classes with our students.
Nick shares in a mistake he recently made that turned into one of the best lessons he's made in online learning. Remember it's not the mistake, that's a mistake, it's not learning from it.
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No teacher is an island, we get where we are going with the help of others and my interview today is an incredible example of two passionate teachers coming together to share in their journey.
Join me in my first ever podswap with teacher/podcaster Natalie Vardabasso from the EduCrush Podcast, as we dive into the creative process and what meaningful learning looks like in our classes.
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As we all try and find the best path forward with how we approach learning, Nick talks about the importance of moving from memorizing to mathematizing with Pam Harris.
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If you have been looking for a that one thing that will take your practice to the next level, look no further then Nick's conversation with Mike Kachele. We connect with the things we create and project based learning is the bridge to deeper learning for all our learners.
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Learn how Flipgrid can make report cards less painful and create more engagement in your class without making big changes. Join Nick as he explains how he has been using the platform in both Math and Science to help make everything better. You will also have the opportunity to hear how Theresa Hoover uses Flipgrid in her music program to create amazing engagement.
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Navigating remote/online learning can be challenging for so many different reasons, join Nick as he sit down with Dr. April Willis to breakdown the steps any teacher can take to help find their way through one of the most challenging years ever.
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Are you looking for ways to increase engagement and create ownership in the learning process, than look no further than Nicks own experience of using escape rooms in his classroom. He will also join by local escape rooms experts to break down how you and your students can use this incredible experience with your students right now.
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What do rockstars and teachers have in common, how are lesson plans and concerts similar join Nick as he speaks with Steven "Etienne" Langlois about how engagement is at the core of any incredible learning environment. Throughout this episode Nick and Steven will discuss his book "Rock Your Class" and the steps you can take to have the classroom you have always wanted.
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Flipping your classroom might sound like a daunting task and something you have always wanted to try but didn't know where to start. Join Nick as he talks with flipped classroom expert Dan Jones about his journey flipping his class and how he implemented small changes that made big impact on how his students learn and how a flipped classroom reignited his passion for teaching.
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“The leadership journey is a road complete with twists and turns, bumps and straightaways, and times when it diverges in two. When the road diverges on your journey, take the Road to Awesome…and don’t look back.”
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In this interview Nick sits down with Youki Terada to talk about the importance of embracing student generated questions in the work we do with all our learners.
Youki has worked at the Lawrence Hall of Science at UC Berkeley, where he studied the connections between informal and formal science learning for elementary school students. He has also been a researcher for STEM digital libraries and other educational technology programs at UC Berkeley. He brings a wealth of knowledge and will help shine light on why student generated questions will make for a richer learning environment with all your students.
Stress is an ever-present situation in our lives and the lives of our students, both in and out of the classroom. Learning how to model and talk about stress in a meaningful way is an important path to working with stress on a daily basis. Join Nick as he talks about all things stress and how we can help our students navigate stress in a healthy and meaningful way, in and out of the classroom with Jamie Carroll.
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If you are looking for a great way to incorporate fun and increase engagement then look no further. Join Nick as he explains how he uses the world's most famous toy and independent woman Barbie to bring math alive in his class. In this episode, Nick will break down how he uses Barbie to teach concepts like surface area, volume, Pythagorean and linear relations using the iconic toy.
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Teachers are always looking for that edge to be better, reach that one kid they always have in the back of their mind, or thinking of new ways to teach the same thing that students always struggle with.
Join Nick, as he sits down with Dan Finkel to talk about how we can install small changes that have a massive impact in our classroom with our students at the center of it all.
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If you have been looking for a new way to see what your students can create then podcasting might be the next stop for you and your students. Join Nick as he talks about the impact podcasting has had with English Language Arts teacher, Natasha Wagner. Natasha explains how she implemented podcasting in her grade 9 ELA class and the incredible connections her students made with the medium. Take the very usable tips/tricks/ideas of how you can take it into your class no matter the subject or topic.
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Join Nick as he shares how Luis Oliveira and Melisa Hayes are both using Flipgrid to empower the voices of their students and using it to create ownership in their learning.
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If you are looking to re-energize the way you think about teaching look no further than Nick's discussion with Robert Kaplinsky. Join Nick as he speaks with Robert about the small changes any teacher can make right now that will have a massive impact on the way we deliver material and interact with our students as we head into a new year.
Help celebrate 1 year of Ready, Set, Growth by listening to Nick speak with one of the most influential figures that have helped shape the way he sees math and a better way of teaching it.
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Taking on project based learning in an online setting can be feel overwhelming but the amazing outcomes of PBL in the classroom can be achieved virtually as well. Join Nick as he sits down with Michael McDowell to discuss how any teacher can run effective PBL in any setting.
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If you are looking to create more student engagement at the start of new units/topics then join Nick as he breaks down how to start with a bang and get your students involved in the process sooner than you creating stronger connections with new material.
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Join Nick has he shares how Ramesh Laungani and Christine McKee are both using Flipgrid empower the voices of their students and their colleagues to strengthen understanding and improve the learning experience in their schools.
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As we move into a new year, with all the challenges we have faced in 2020 it is more important now more than ever to know that we as teachers have more impact in the lives of our students and families than we can even believe. Join Nick as he sits down with Joe Beckman and talks teacher motivation and why the work we do means more than we might ever know.
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If you have ever needed a reason to bring more of who you are into your classrooms with your students, join Nick as he sit down with Michael Linsin. Michael is a speaker, author, teacher and blogger of www.smartclassroommanagement.com
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Do you want more buy-in and engagement from your students? Of course, you do we all do, join Nick as he sits with Heather Wolpert-Gawaron to talk about why allowing for choice in the classroom is important and will not only improve the quality of work but also how students see themselves in your class.
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If you are looking for new ways to Flipgrid in your classroom, listen to how three amazing teachers including one of my very own colleagues is using it right now. Learn how you can use Flipgrid to develop an incredible bond in and out of online learning.
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In this episode, Nick sits down with Michael Hynes. Michael is an experienced teacher, administrator, speaker, author, and current superintendent. If you have ever been curious about how the Finnish school system stacks up to our experience in North America, join Nick as he explores what we can learn from this Nordic country's world-renowned system as told by the experiences of Michael on an info-gathering trip to improve practice in his school district.
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If you are someone who is looking to strengthen relationships and bonds with your students, then I want you to think about "why" you are asking your students "How are you doing"
Listen to Nick as he explores why we should stop asking this question if we want to actually receive a meaningful answer and build better bonds with our kids.
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Have you ever wondered how learning stations could help improve student engagement and self-efficacy join Nick as he sits down to talk with Chris Skierski to talk all thing learning stations. Chris will help break down how learning stations can be used to facilitate personalized learning and meet kids where they are.
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In this segment of Flipgird Friday we hear from two incredible teachers, Yaritza Villalba and Jennifer Mahin.
If you have been looking for a way to encourage and create more engagement outside of just doing classroom presentation please have a listen to how Flipgrid can be used in your classroom. And the best part it doesn't matter if you're in remote or in classroom learning this tool is amazing in all settings.
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Join Nick as he explores how he and guest Ashley Bodnar brought Terry Fox's legacy to life inside their classrooms.
Nick and Ashley discuss why it was important for them both to build community while also celebrating Terry's Marathon of Hope.
If you have been asking yourself what makes a good question, how its constructed and the importance of including student this episode will help guide you through that process.
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We all have students who seem to always self sabotage and never think what they are doing is good enough, when in reality they are doing exactly what they need to.
Join Nick as he sits down with Alice Boyes a clinical psychologist and author of the Healthy Mind Toolkit and The Anxiety Toolkit to talk about how we as teachers can help our students work through self sabotaging behaviours.
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It is easy to over think what you are NOT doing to be a better leader in your school with your colleagues and in the classroom with your students. What if I told you, you are already doing some great things to be a good leader in the classroom you just need to recognize them. Join Nick as he dives into the things that good leaders do but don't know they are doing that create a positive community.
We all make mistakes, but we are not defined by our mistakes. The same is true for our students, join Nick as he talks mistakes with Jamie M. Carroll. Jamie has a Ph.D. in Sociology and the Associate Project Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets (NSLM) at the Population Researcher Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
If you are looking for strategies and ideas to help your students embrace the mistakes they make in and out of the classroom listen please enjoy Nick and Jamie's conversation.
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In our first ever segment of Flipgird Friday we hear from two incredible teachers, Andy Knueven and Chanel Johnson.
If you have been looking for a way to encourage and create more engagement outside of just doing classroom presentation please have a listen to how Flipgrid can be used in your classroom. And the best part it doesn't matter if you're in remote or in classroom learning this tool is amazing in all settings.
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Have you ever wondered where motivation comes from, or we as teachers can help harness it within our classroom? Join Nick as he sits down to discuss how we can avoid four key motivational traps that are impacting your students' on a daily basis.
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In this Episode Nick takes the time to discuss respect, how to give it, earn and receive it in return from the teens in our lives and our classrooms. Nick is joined by Alexandra Frost, Alex is a high school publications teacher in Cincinnati, OH. She encourages her students to develop communication skills, independence, and a passion for writing in their authentic writers' voices.
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In this episode, Nick sits down with long time friend and former team parent Jana El-Guebaly to talk about her journey of self-discovery and why understanding her "why" in education was so important to be her authentic self.
Jana shares how perfectionism was slowly but surely making teaching more difficult with everyday tasks assigned to her and how becoming a parent help refocused her attention to what truly matters in life.
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Join Nick as he talk with the President of the Alberta Teacher's Association Jason Schilling to discuss his perceptive on the last year, and the challenges going into this school for any teacher. Jason also shares in the challenges of navigating curriculum redesign and the experiences he draws upon when faced with difficult situations at the highest level.
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Sometimes in order to find answers for the classroom, teachers need to look to examples from well outside of it. In this episode, Nick sits down with Melanie O'Neil owner and operator of Rustic Marlin to discuss the most expensive phrase in business. "That's the way we've always done it" How can leaders help facilitate change in a meaningful and team-first way and how can these lessons be brought into the classroom.
In this episode, Nick sits down with teacher, blogger, and author Alice Aspinall to talk about how we can create an environment that fosters a growth mindset.
If you have been wondering how to streamline marking and grading in your class and with your students, this episode will help. Nick sits down with Myron Duek teacher and author of "Grading Smarter Not Harder" to discuss how this book came to be, how teachers can simplify their assessment process, and how can students need to be part of this process.
In this episode, Nick sits down with his ELA/Hum team partner Hannah Kappeller, a first-year teacher who helps explain how she navigates important social topics with her students.
Discussing sensitive subjects like politics, religion, race, and cultural inequalities with our students shouldn't be something we shy away, listen has Hannah explain the breakdown from start to finish.
Distance learning has been challenging in so many ways, but by identifying and learning how to avoid the traps of remote teaching you can help grow your practice. Listen as Nick sit down with Dr. Rebecca Winthrop of the Brookings Institute about the five traps to watch for during remote teaching.
Dr. Rebecca Winthrop is a Fellow and Director at the Brookings Institute. Her research focuses on education globally, with special attention to the skills children need to succeed in their lives as workers and citizens.
In this episode, Nick sits down with the entire Flipgrid team to talk all things Flipgrid. With so many teachers searching for new mediums to connect with their students remotely Flipgrid is a platform designed to do exactly that. If you are looking for a way to reignite that spark and see your students even when we can't be in the same space Flipgrid is the platform worth diving into.
In this episode, Nick touches on the difficulty of remote teaching and how we can do the things we always do within the context of distance learning. What is the little that we can do as teachers with our students that can add up and make for more engagement with our students?
In this episode goes through his top 10 tips, tricks and platform for tackling the challenge of teaching remotely with your classes.
In this episode, Nick sits down with David Marquet a former US Navy officer who commanded the USS Santa Fe, a nuclear submarine, and literally turned the ship around.
Captain Marquet began treating his crew as leaders, not followers, and giving control, not taking control. It wasn’t long before operations took a dramatic turn. Santa Fe went from “worst to first,” achieving the highest retention and operational standings in the Navy.
Nick and David discuss the language of leadership and words we do and do not use with the people we work with, whether it is our students, parents, or colleagues.
In this episode, Nick sits down with Kate Stewart, a former student teacher at his school and talk all things new teacher. How we can help new teachers and what they bring to the school community.
In this episode, Nick sits down with blogger, speaker, teacher, and author Trevor Mackenzie to talk all things inquiry. From the things are make inquiry amazing, to why it can be challenging but most importantly why it is such an engaging approach to teaching.
In this episode Nick sits and talks to Vince Bustamante, a long time friend and system strategist with Edmonton Catholic School District.
Vince joins Nick to discuss his work with John Hattie and others on improving potential to implementation and sparking joy and developing the skill, will and thrill of learning.
In this episode Nick discusses the connection between our favourite teachers and how that help shapes our learners. When relationships are at the forefront of our practice, it changes everything.
Who was your favourite teacher, and think about those things they did for you as a young person.
In this episode, Nick sits down with one of his younger team partners Nadim. Listen as they talk about everything from Nadim's time teaching in Sweden to overcoming self-doubt and learning how to develop your own identity in your practice.
As teachers, we are tasked with making hundreds maybe thousands of decisions every day, with countless children all with a variety of abilities and learning needs. How do we design tasks that challenge and allow for multiple entry points in a whole-class setting? What does it mean to have an effective teaching practice?
In this episode, Nick dives into a real-life problem that he presented to a group of grade 7 students who require additional supports in understanding decimals, place value, and problem-solving.
In this episode, Nick will go through his planning process as it relates to his use of inquiry-based learning in a typical class setting as well as an intervention based grouping.
He will dive into his "WHY' and the benefits he sees on a daily basis using this approach with a wide variety of students every day.
Would you want to be a student in your own lesson?
In this episode I dive into my approach when starting out with my small interventions in math compared to how I start with my homeroom grade nines.
I talk problem solving process with my grade seven math intervention groups. How I get them ready to grow their mathematical thinking with tackling problems to come.
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My grade nines, preparing them for a year long journey through the lens of statistics and probability, because we know if we ever want the truth we have look at the numbers.