Episode 7: Five for Fifteen

In this last episode of the season Eric and I reflect on the previous 5 episodes along with sharing our schedule for next season.  Hope you have enjoyed listening to this first season.  

In this episode, we talk to the wonderful Dr. Tara Ebersole about corporal punishment and how it negatively effects education.  

Censorship and book banning are unfortunately a part of life for many educators across the country.  In this episode, we interview a media specialist on those topics.   We hope you enjoy!

In this episode, we interview a former teacher and student member of the Baltimore County Board of Education: County Executive Johnny O!  Great episode with the County Executive!

Tis the season for conferences between parent(s)/guardian(s) and the teachers.  What do educators have on their wish list for parents and guardians this holiday season?  Well tune in to find out what educators believe to be the most important things you need to do to prepare for your conference with your child's teacher.  Enjoy :). 

How would the government shutdown effect the education of military families and the communities they serve?   In this episode, we interview Chad Jimison about that topic as he teaches at a Department of Defense Dependent School in Alabama.  Very relevant topic given the times...  

In this episode, we dive into being a elementary school principal, psychologist, and a member of the Blueprint's Application and Implementation Board or AIB for short.  Hope you enjoy!  :)

In this episode, we review the interviews of Ivory Smith, Becca Doring, Eric Luedtke, Rachel Valsing, Tricia Collins-McCarthy, and Delegate Cheryl Pasteur.  Lots of introspection in this episode.  

Boards of Education are the paramount governing bodies of school systems.  In this episode, we dive deep into what it's like to serve as a board member with Delegate Cheryl Pasteur!  She shares her wisdom, insights, and thoughts on this important elected position.  Enjoy!  

In this episode, we dive into Community Schools with the Principal and Community Schools Liaison of Johnny Cake Elementary!  Thier passion for educating every child that walks through their school doors is "scary!"  :)