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In this episode, Nick sits down with the entire Flipgrid team to talk all things Flipgrid. With so many teachers searching for new mediums to connect with their students remotely Flipgrid is a platform designed to do exactly that. If you are looking for a way to reignite that spark and see your students even when we can't be in the same space Flipgrid is the platform worth diving into.
In this episode, Nick touches on the difficulty of remote teaching and how we can do the things we always do within the context of distance learning. What is the little that we can do as teachers with our students that can add up and make for more engagement with our students?
In this episode goes through his top 10 tips, tricks and platform for tackling the challenge of teaching remotely with your classes.
In this episode, Nick sits down with David Marquet a former US Navy officer who commanded the USS Santa Fe, a nuclear submarine, and literally turned the ship around.
Captain Marquet began treating his crew as leaders, not followers, and giving control, not taking control. It wasn’t long before operations took a dramatic turn. Santa Fe went from “worst to first,” achieving the highest retention and operational standings in the Navy.
Nick and David discuss the language of leadership and words we do and do not use with the people we work with, whether it is our students, parents, or colleagues.
In this episode, Nick sits down with Kate Stewart, a former student teacher at his school and talk all things new teacher. How we can help new teachers and what they bring to the school community.
In this episode, Nick sits down with blogger, speaker, teacher, and author Trevor Mackenzie to talk all things inquiry. From the things are make inquiry amazing, to why it can be challenging but most importantly why it is such an engaging approach to teaching.
In this episode Nick sits and talks to Vince Bustamante, a long time friend and system strategist with Edmonton Catholic School District.
Vince joins Nick to discuss his work with John Hattie and others on improving potential to implementation and sparking joy and developing the skill, will and thrill of learning.
This edition of EdTech Stories features 3 different properties from one company - Swivl. After failing to secure investment in 2010, Brian Lamb and Vlad Tettlebaum launched The Swivl Robot. Their success in serving the education community, led them down a path to develop the student video platform known as Recap.
However, due to a number of circumstances including the rise of the website Flipgrid, Recap ultimately was shut down. Why did this happen? And as a result, Swivl is attempting to take the lessons they’ve learned from Recap to develop a new podcasting platform named Synth. This episode is called “The Rise of Swivl. The Fall of Recap. The Comeback of Synth.”
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In this episode Nick discusses the connection between our favourite teachers and how that help shapes our learners. When relationships are at the forefront of our practice, it changes everything.
Who was your favourite teacher, and think about those things they did for you as a young person.
On the debut of EdTech Stories, we profile the company Wakelet in this episode called “Inside The Wake.” Wakelet is a company and platform created by Jamil Khalil, a former Airbus employee, who sought an easier way to organize the abundance of information available on the internet. He overcame several obstacles in his path to develop a platform which makes it easier to organize the web. Through some hard work, perseverance, and of course a little luck, Jamil and his team at Wakelet have designed Wakelet - a platform used by millions of educators each year.
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In this episode, Nick sits down with one of his younger team partners Nadim. Listen as they talk about everything from Nadim's time teaching in Sweden to overcoming self-doubt and learning how to develop your own identity in your practice.
As teachers, we are tasked with making hundreds maybe thousands of decisions every day, with countless children all with a variety of abilities and learning needs. How do we design tasks that challenge and allow for multiple entry points in a whole-class setting? What does it mean to have an effective teaching practice?
In this episode, Nick dives into a real-life problem that he presented to a group of grade 7 students who require additional supports in understanding decimals, place value, and problem-solving.
In this episode, Nick will go through his planning process as it relates to his use of inquiry-based learning in a typical class setting as well as an intervention based grouping.
He will dive into his "WHY' and the benefits he sees on a daily basis using this approach with a wide variety of students every day.
Would you want to be a student in your own lesson?
In this episode I dive into my approach when starting out with my small interventions in math compared to how I start with my homeroom grade nines.
I talk problem solving process with my grade seven math intervention groups. How I get them ready to grow their mathematical thinking with tackling problems to come.
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My grade nines, preparing them for a year long journey through the lens of statistics and probability, because we know if we ever want the truth we have look at the numbers.
This week I reflect on some conversations that I have had recently and how that had led me to believe you can be a paperless classroom or a blended learning classroom but you can't be both.
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In this EPisode, Jimmy chats with Sean Forde, Elementary EdTech Coach at Chadwick International in Songdo, South Korea and founder of World Read Alouds. This candid, humorous, and inspiring chat is jam-packed with ideas on how to incorporate technologies into your classroom, collaborate with other educators, and become globally connected. Sean brings the fun and the silly to the classroom in this uplifting EPisode, as well as being a passionate advocate for literacy and global connections.
Blended Learning expert, Catlin Tucker converses with me about the why’s and how’s of Blended Learning. Then we play The 5-Minute Game Show Flippin’ Fictional Schools. Our In The Trenches segment features some food for thought from Rabbi Doctor Reb Mimi Feigelson. Then we honor a few teachers in Teacher Shout Outs.
Our Fauxmercial sponser is “Blend It” - and special thanks to Linda Korn - composer, vocalist and musical director of the spot, and Amy Ritz and Karen Holender for the wonderful vocals!
Blended Learning expert, Catlin Tucker converses with me about the why’s and how’s of Blended Learning. Then we play The 5-Minute Game Show Flippin’ Fictional Schools. Our In The Trenches segment features some food for thought from Rabbi Doctor Reb Mimi Feigelson. Then we honor a few teachers in Teacher Shout Outs.
Our Fauxmercial sponser is “Blend It” - and special thanks to Linda Korn - composer, vocalist and musical director of the spot, and Amy Ritz and Karen Holender for the wonderful vocals!
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