180 Seconds of Learning: Recent Episodes
Mike Cottone
The 180 Seconds of Learning Podcast is hosted by Troy Union Elementary Principal, Mike Cottone. Guests will be sharing stories happening in the world of education meant to inspire. Guests only have time to answer one or two questions meaning responses will be quick optimizing your time while giving you a chance to connect and learn with us. Our stories, will highlight the positive happening in education but we also hope some topics inspire you to do a 180 and possibly think about something differently.
This episode is an interview with Edward Clapp who is the principal investigator and research associate at Project Zero interested in exploring creativity and innovation; design and Maker-Centered Learning. Edward shares how we are all “Makers” and the impact “Making” can have as we shape our world.
We sit down with 2nd grade teacher, Stefani Urlaub, as she shares insights into her first August getting ready for a new school year.
This episode is an interview with former Troy Union 4th Grade Teacher and current Larson Middle School Assistant Principal, Stephan Henning. Stephan shares how we can help others cope in difficult situations.
This episode is an interview with Mike’s 4th grade teacher, Mr. Gehm. Mr. Gehm compares what he used to think about being a teacher while comparing it to what he thinks now. He also shares the advice he would give his younger self if he could go back in time.
This episode takes a look at leaving a mark on the world. Kelly Cardozo, School Social Worker, shares how she supports the social, emotional and physical well-being of others. She also debunks a big myth about her profession.
This podcast celebrates those that inspire us from our past and present. Eric Andary, 4th Grade Teacher, shares examples of how others have helped him to be the teacher he is today. He also shares how his 7 month child impacts him in the classroom…all in 180 seconds.
This inaugural podcast highlights the importance of knowing your why while providing insight into how one can support and inspire others. Annie Stransky, 1st Grade Teacher, shares what motivates her to get out of bed each morning…all in 180 seconds.