Learning to teach better with Dr. Jeremiah Sims, of Rooted in Love, as we discuss his work with Initiative for Diversity, Equity, Antiracism and Leadership (IDEAL) Fellows and how they are equipped to identify and research campus policies that are disproportionately Read more…
Learning to teach better with educator, speaker and professional learning facilitator, Dr. Sarah-SoonLing Blackburn, as we discuss her article from Learning for Justice, “What is the Model Minority Myth?” Click here to subscribe via your favorite podcast provider. Links Shop Read more…
Learning to teach better with Rob Harvilla, The Ringer senior staff writer and music critic, as we discuss his podcast, 60 Songs that Explain the 90’s. We dive into how he structures the podcast, how it has evolved over 60 Read more…
Learning to teach better by examining the story of “Jesus feeds 5000” from Mark 6:30-44, with Joey Bates, Next Generation Pastor from The Orchard Oxford in Oxford, MS. Click here to subscribe via your favorite podcast provider. Links Shop the Amidon Read more…
Learning to teach better with Past President of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, and Professor Emeritus at the University of Montana, Johnny Lott, as he discusses lessons learned through his vast amount of experience teaching, writing, and leading. Read more…
Learning to teach better by presenting to Matthew Mifflin ( Phrygian Frog Music Professionals (BMI) and Phrygian Frog Records, Artist and Songwriter) lessons on good teaching extracted from an episode of the Broken Record Podcast featuring Robert Plant and Rick Read more…
Learning to teach better with Dr. Jeffrey Wanko, mathematics teacher educator and puzzle creator, as we explore puzzles and how to use them with students to develop logical thinking, creativity, risk taking, and agency. Click here to subscribe via your Read more…
Learning to teach better with Dr. Jeremiah Sims, of Rooted in Love, as we discuss ‘love as praxis’ through his work with the IMPACT Equity Evaluation, antiracist growth mindset, and IDEAL Fellows. Enjoy! Click here to subscribe via your favorite Read more…
This workshop at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Regional Conference in New Orleans, started out with an overview of productive struggle incorporating research on the shame-pride axis and equitable mathematics teaching. The teachers were shown how to reposition Read more…
In January of 2022, I was invited to give a talk that I titled, Starting with the Learner: Inclusive Instruction as Teaching with Social Justice for the Every Learner Everywhere Webinar Series: Strategies for Success in Online Teaching and Learning. Read more…
