Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: K12 (2025)

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Five challenges for fostering media and algorithmic literacy with friends and family 10:33

1d ago10:33

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In this episode, Tricia Friedman discusses the importance of algorithmic literacy in media literacy, introducing a free guide designed for families and friends to engage in co-learning activities over the summer. The guide emphasizes emotional health and community engagement through various challenges that encourage participants to explore media's …

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Twenty Weeks to Life by Jen Lowry - YA Christian Romance 7:52

1d ago7:52

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So blessed to share that my YA Christian romance, Twenty Weeks to Life, is now up on Kindle unlimited. The paperback is coming out soon. Thank you to everyone who has been praying for me from the accident. There is no way I can express my joy and gratitude at this moment.

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Episode 210 - Tariffs, Special Requests, and Food! 52:33

4d ago52:33

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In this episode, we dive into the current issues surrounding technology tariffs and their impact on K-12 education. We explore how these tariffs affect school budgets and procurement processes, providing insights into recent changes and what schools should anticipate moving forward. A segment is dedicated to addressing the complex topic of managing…

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219: Rethinking masculinity one story at a time with Francesca Cavallo 27:17

5d ago27:17

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Francesca Cavallo discusses her new book and the importance of rethinking masculinity through storytelling. She emphasizes the role of media in shaping gender dynamics and the necessity of compassion in understanding boys' identities. The discussion highlights the impact of gender representation on society and the importance of creating engaging di…

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Special Publishing Interview with Kiri Jorgensen of Chicken Scratch Books 26:45

5d ago26:45

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Thanks for supporting our clean reads mission! Kiri Jorgensen is the founder of Chicken Scratch Books - middle grade clean reads - www.chickenscratchbooks.com Check out our K12 Monarch collection at www.monacheducationalservices.com

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Episode 213 – Matt Johnson – Finding a Balance as a Teacher, Leader, and Maker 39:50

5d ago39:50

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Matt Johnson is the President Elect of the Maine Art Education Association (MAEA) and he joins the Creativity Department in this episode to talk about how he balances his life as a teacher, leader, and maker! Matt shares his personal techniques for creating a healthy work, life, and creative practice balance. As well as the ever-growing role techno…

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Welcome Back to the Podcast! Thank you for the prayers after the accident! 13:57

6d ago13:57

13:57

Due to a severe accident (can't get into details) and family issues with my son (Sam's addictions), last year was a season of pause. It was one of the hardest years of my life, and I'm still facing daily battles. Even though Monarch was still moving through publishing, I felt like I was at a standstill and couldn't move forward. Now we are in a new…

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The AI and Social Media Link 44:22

8d ago44:22

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Jeff Utecht and Aaron Makelky discuss the integration of AI in education, focusing on how teachers can effectively leverage technology to enhance student learning. Aaron shares his journey as a high school social studies teacher and how he began using AI tools like ChatGPT in his classroom. They explore the importance of teaching AI literacy, the n…

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Episode 209 - Dept of Ed Closure & K12 Technology 47:50

11d ago47:50

47:50

Episode 209 covers a range of topics, including a recap of the PowerSchool interview, news on a UC Irvine study about AI usage among teens, potential cuts to K12 cybersecurity funding, and a humorous moment involving the Secretary of Education (A1!). The main focus is on exploring the potential impacts of the Department of Education's closure on K1…

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Episode 212 – Connected Arts Network (CAN) – Building Resilience 50:16

12d ago50:16

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In this episode of the Connected Arts Network (CAN) series, Oral Historian Dr. Mi'Jan Celie Tho-Biaz, Matt Grundler, and Connected Arts Network (CAN) members Amanda Standard and Melissa Hronkin talk about what it means to be resilient and what it looks like in the arts classroom. Amanda and Melissa share why resilience is important in their classro…

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218: plant trees and plant questions 8:59

12d ago8:59

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Tricia Friedman discusses the upcoming Earth Day and introduces a free guide aimed at helping educators engage students in sustainability discussions. The SEED guide emphasizes the intersection of AI and sustainability, encouraging a comprehensive approach to environmental education.Ready to download the free guide now?https://shiftingschools.lpage…

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Special Episode: PowerSchool CISO, Mishka McCowan 42:20

14d ago42:20

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Join Josh, Chris, and Mark as they host an exclusive interview with Mishka, the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of PowerSchool, following a significant cyber incident that changed the landscape of K-12 cyber-security. Discover the human side of crisis management, starting with Mishka’s initial reaction to the attack and learn about the ra…

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A new free guide for Earth Day 8:45

15d ago8:45

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Tricia Friedman discusses the upcoming Earth Day and introduces a free guide aimed at helping educators engage students in sustainability discussions. The SEED guide emphasizes the intersection of AI and sustainability, encouraging a comprehensive approach to environmental education. Additionally, Tricia highlights a student competition for designi…

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Episode 208 - Live from CoSN 2025! 56:54

18d ago56:54

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We travel to the Emerald City this week to hang out with the great folks at CoSN! This podcast episode, recorded live at the CoSN conference in Seattle, offers interviews with participants, organizers, and presenters. Topics centered around the human aspect of AI, cybersecurity, and some amazing innovations from school districts around the county! …

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Episode 211 – Connected Arts Network (CAN) – Coaching to Build Community 26:05

19d ago26:05

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In this episode of the Connected Arts Network (CAN) series, Oral Historian Dr. Mi'Jan Celie Tho-Biaz, Matt Grundler, and Connected Arts Network (CAN) members Jocelyn Latki and Shelly Cole explore how coaching differs from teaching in an arts classroom and the power behind coaching. From sharing vs. imparting knowledge and wisdom, to guiding your fe…

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217: Wash Day Love with Tanisia Moore 23:01

19d ago23:01

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Tanisia Moore discusses her latest picture book 'Wash Day Love', emphasizing themes of intergenerational care, joy, and representation in children's literature. She shares her personal experiences that inspired the book, the importance of collaboration with illustrators, and her passion for empowering young voices through school visits. We also exp…

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The Joy of Learning With Visual Notes 26:49

22d ago26:49

26:49

In this conversation, Tricia Friedman and Nicki Hambleton discuss the significance of visual note-taking, and why it is increasingly more necessary for our learners. They discuss the process of creating visual notes, the importance of fun in learning, and how visual note-taking enhances listening skills. Nicki shares her experiences and insights on…

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Episode 207 - The Supreme Court Discusses E-Rate! 1:06:16

25d ago1:06:16

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The big court case has finally arrived! We break down the oral arguments that were presented this week to the Supreme Court that will ultimately determine the fate of E-Rate. Will we see this essential program carry on or will the lower court's ruling strike down this key program? We discuss the arguments for and against with clips from the hearing…

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Watching Adolescence? Here's how to talk with...not just about teens 5:12

26d ago5:12

5:12

In this very short bonus episode, we let you know that we have received a ton of mail about Netflix's new hit show Adolescence. In light of those requests we put together a brand new free guide to help you use this moment and that show's popularity for media literacy in both the classroom and the home. Ready for the free guide? https://shiftingscho…

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216: Nature as a Source for Creativity with Rosanne Parry 16:51

26d ago16:51

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In A WOLF CALLED FIRE, Warm, the younger and smaller brother of Swift (the protagonist of A Wolf Called Wander) must find the warrior in his own heart to protect his pack and earn his alpha name. A fast-paced survival story inspired by Wolf 8, a real Yellowstone wolf who started as the smallest in his pack and grew up to be a collaborative and gene…

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Multilingual Learners and AI: A Mindset Shift with Dr. Marc Santamaria 29:19

29d ago29:19

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This conversation explores the transformative impact of AI in education and the legal profession. The speakers discuss how generative AI can assist teachers in lesson creation, enhance student confidence, and streamline legal research. They emphasize the importance of collaboration with AI, the need for educators and lawyers to adapt to new technol…

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Episode 206 - Terry Loftus, San Diego CIO & MS-ISAC Board Chair 51:56

1M ago51:56

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In this week's episode, Chris and Mark delve into a recent massive data breach that has had significant repercussions for hundreds of thousands of educators in Pennsylvania. They explore the startling details of the breach, discussing its implications and the timeline of the response. The episode features an interview with Terry Loftus, the CIO of …

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215: Exploring dyscalculia in middle grade fiction with Hope Larson 28:51

1M ago28:51

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In this episode of the Be a Better Ally podcast, Tricia Friedman interviews Hope Larson, a prolific artist and author, about her journey in the creative industry. They discuss the importance of defining success beyond traditional metrics, the significance of connection and community in education, and the challenges of navigating learning difference…

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Conflicted about AI? Try being conflicted with AI... 12:38

1M ago12:38

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In this episode, Tricia Friedman discusses her exploration of AI's potential in enhancing conflict resolution skills. She shares insights from her research and the development of a conflict simulator bot designed to help users practice and improve their conflict navigation abilities. The conversation emphasizes the importance of feedback and collab…

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Episode 205 - Death by Fax, and Cuts to MS-ISAC Funding 51:50

1M ago51:50

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In this episode of the K12 Tech Talk podcast, hosts Josh, Chris, and Mark delve into the recent challenges facing K-12 technology in light of new tariffs and significant budget cuts. They discuss the potential impact of these economic and political changes on school services, with a specific focus on the technology and cybersecurity landscapes. A k…

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Episode 210 – Joe Fusaro – Seeking Common Ground Through Contemporary Art 51:28

1M ago51:28

51:28

In this episode, the Creativity Department talks with Joe Fusaro, artist, educator, and co-author of Davis Publications’ high school curriculum, The Visual Experience. Listen in and explore how contemporary art can foster dialogue and connection in the classroom. Through the use of thought-provoking artworks and dynamic discussions, Joe helps stude…

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Episode 204 - MidwestTechTalk Security Symposium 2025 Recap & SaferWatch 30:15

1M ago30:15

30:15

Join Chris and Mark as they hit the highlights of the recently concluded MidwestTechTalk Security Symposium. The conference tackled crucial topics surrounding incident response planning and cybersecurity preparedness in K-12 schools. Then, the show wraps up with insights from an informative interview with SaferWatch. -------------------- SaferWatch…

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214: Building Bridges with Marla Hunter 40:23

1M ago40:23

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In this conversation, Marla Hunter discusses her upcoming book 'Building Bridges.' She emphasizes the importance of a humanistic approach in education, the authenticity of her writing, and the emotional journey of authorship. The discussion also touches on the significance of community engagement, especially in the context of homeschooling, and the…

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This is the age of the creator 38:05

1M ago38:05

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This conversation explores the innovative virtual filmmaking program at Chad Lewis's school, highlighting the integration of technology, AI, and creative collaboration among students. The discussion emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary learning and the empowerment of students to pursue their passions in a supportive environment. Takeaways…

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213: Masculinity can look like that 24:11

2M ago24:11

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On the show this week is Dr. Tony Keith Jr.: a Black American gay poet, spoken word artist, and hip-hop educational leader from Washington, DC. He is author of the YA memoir in verse How the Boogeyman Became a Poet. Tony’s writings have appeared in the International Journal of Critical Media Literacy, the Journal of Black Masculinity, and many othe…

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Neurodiversity Celebration Week and AI 10:18

2M ago10:18

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In this episode, Tricia Friedman introduces the Neurodivergent Nexus Bot in anticipation of Neurodiversity Celebration Week. She discusses the importance of viewing neurodivergence as a strength and shares her experiences using AI for deeper research. The episode highlights the bot's capabilities and encourages listeners to engage with it during th…

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The importance of slow reading in fast times 27:35

2M ago27:35

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In this conversation, Tricia Friedman and Rio Cortez discuss the themes and creative processes behind Rio's latest work, 'The ABCs of Women's History.' They explore the interdisciplinary approach to women's history, the importance of slow reading, and the joy of writing for children compared to adults. Rio shares insights into her collaborative pro…

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