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It’s been a full first season for our little podcast and we’ve learned a lot!  We’ve interviewed a number of people like Cassie Brunsveld from Agscape, Heather Bamford teaching us about moving toward a Gradeless classroom and Leisa Hucal about the value of networking in the foods curriculum.  We also talked to some of our students!  Both Western Preservice Students and some of our high school students who love taking our classes.  We have produced 16 episodes and had almost 1000 downloads this year!  

Throughout some of these interviews, we were often told that we should interview each other, so that’s what we’re going to do in this episode!  Join us as we talk with each other about our experiences as family studies teachers and our learnings being part of this podcast.   

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In this episode we had the privilege to chat with  two secondary students who have made Family Studies an important part of their course selections throughout high school!  As teachers we all know the importance of listening to student voice to make our classrooms a welcoming place where we help students to gain both the skills they need for future schooling and for life.  Join us as we listen and learn from Bane and Raffaella. 

Be sure to like and follow this podcast on your favourite podcast platform.

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Twitter @OFSHEEA
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Facebook @Ontario Family Studies Home Economics Educators' Association
Email at ofsheea@ofsheea.ca