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Amidon Planet E098: Are We Preparing Agents of Change or Instruments of Inequity? Teaching Toward Antiracist Mathematics Teacher Education with Anne Marie Marshall and Rebecca Smith

Learning to teach better by considering what it means to teach toward antiracist mathematics teacher education. In this episode, Joel is joined by Dr. Anne Marie Marshall and Dr. Rebecca Smith as they share a recent publication in Mathematics Teacher Educator, Are We Preparing Agents of Change or Instruments of Read more…

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Amidon Planet E095: Counseling Youth with Rick Balkin, Amanda Winburn, Erika Schmit, and Samantha Marie Mendoza

Learning to teach better with Rick Balkin, Amanda Winburn, Erika Schmit, and Samantha Marie Mendoza as we discuss their book, Counseling Youth: Systemic Issues and Interventions. Enjoy! Click here to subscribe via your favorite podcast provider. Links Shop the Amidon Planet Store (to get yourself a t-shirt, hoodie, or coffee cup) or Read more…

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Amidon Planet E094: Best Practice Teaching from Best Practice Speaking – Lessons From Speech & Debate with Noah Amidon

Learning to teach better with national debate runner-up and Amidon Planet resident, Noah Amidon, as we discuss lessons learned for better teaching from 3 years of practice, competition, and judging in the world of speech and debate, all culminating with the National Catholic Forensic League (NCFL) Grand National Tournament and Read more…

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Amidon Planet E091: Rethinking Off-Task Activity and Humanizing the Math Classroom with Jennifer Osuna

Learning to teach better with Dr. Jennifer Osuna, Associate Professor at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Education, as we discuss her article, Exploring the Role of Off-Task Activity on Students’ Collaborative Dynamics, from the Journal of Educational Psychology. Enjoy! Click here to subscribe via your favorite podcast provider. Links Shop Read more…

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