Communicate to Innovate: Recent Episodes
Clint Link
This is the last episode of our MN Connect Workshop Series in PD for Hybrid teaching and vision for post-pandemic teaching and learning. Everything assessment, feedback, and progress reporting.
In this episode we continue with our Connect Minnesota Instructional Workshop Series "Now and the Future". Interviewing Jen Berkner from Blue Earth Area public schools and Lindsay Johnson from New Ulm Public Schools about their session on Content Delivery. If you like what you hear more information can be found here.
In this episode you hear why I believe implementing PBL projects into your curriculum will not only will deepen the learning of your students but allow you as a teacher to make the mindset shift to become a facilitator in your classroom.
In this episode, I will sit down and talk with Dave Paschke (Mankato, MN) and Kim Niss (Fairmont, MN) about a unique opportunity for district and building leadership teams to collaborate and create a vision of what teaching and learning will look like for their districts post-pandemic.
In this episode, I will be visiting with Dave Paschke, Brooke McGuire, and Claudia Roesler about an upcoming workshop that we will be providing for educator leaders from around the region to collaborate structures that will help establish a community and relationships for sustainability in and outside the classroom for both their learners but also professionally.
We have guests! For the first time, we will be virtually bringing in the South Central Co-Op PLN to discuss the power of small-town rural school districts giving their teachers a chance to meet, learn and develop a professional network during these unusual times.
In this episode, Kelli Gardner, Andrew Hopkins, and I began our journey of becoming ISTE Certified Instructors. We wanted to capture how we are feeling today in order to show our growth and understanding of the ISTE standards and competencies.
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In this episode, you will hear a pretty raw segment from Clint Link around his thoughts about the role of reflection in teaching and learning but also in his own personal journey.
Since we are new to this we apologize for the awkward transition in the middle.
In this episode you will hear a collection of recordings from March 2020 of perspectives and experiences of Waseca Pubilc Schools in Minnesota preparation for Distance Learning 1.0. The delay of this podcast was not intentional but I think is important to see how this pandemic first affected public education and how to compare our current views of the upcoming 20-21 school year.
In this episode, I will interview building leaders at Waseca Public Schools on what kind of positives they are seeing from their stakeholders in the first 3 weeks of distance learning.
In this episode, I interview Andrew Hopkins, Taylor Phelps, and Dan Sharpsteen as they prepare to attend Rick Wormeli's standards-based grading conference "Fair isn't always Equal".
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Brooke and I get into what we believe is quality PD looks like and how we hope to deliver that to Waseca Public Schools on Feb 28th, 2020.
Brooke and I discuss how the Design Thinking Workshop went, what prototypes were developed and where we are going from here. Many interviews with participants on what their thoughts were as well.
In this episode, Brooke McGuire and I (Clint Link) talk about why "Change is Hard" and how developing the culture of innovation is essential in successful organizational change.