20 episodes
Teach and Wine About It Teach And Wine About It
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Lighthearted conversation about stuff that matters to supercharge your teaching this week.
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Student Mental Health and Writing Clear Instructions
It's a pandemic and we should be focusing on many things to make sure our students are in the best place possible, which is why we decided to focus this episode on student mental health. We discuss some resources and strategies to make sure that our students are doing well while also protecting teacher well-being. Additionally, with the increase in online instruction, writing instructions/directions is more important than ever. We talk about ways to make sure that your students know what is expected of them- and how you can know if they know.
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Lessons from Quarantine and Literacy in the Content Areas
This week, we discuss the positive changes we've made over the past year and each detail some things we are excited to bring with us out of the pandemic. We also talk about literacy in the content areas and talk about quick ways to integrate literacy skills into classes that are not English or Social Studies-based. Math, science, and elective teachers, this one's for you!
On another note- thanks for sticking with us and our semi-erratic upload schedule as we battle through this pandemic together. If you are not subscribed yet, subscribe on whatever podcast platform you enjoy.
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Are The Kids Falling Behind? What Makes Grades Valid?
This week, we're talking about the realistic outcomes of a year of nontraditional teaching. After a brief break to talk about a cider this time -- instead of a wine -- we look at grade validity and biases in classroom assessment.
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Strategies for Movies in Class, A New Administration, and the Capitol Insurrection
Welcome back for Episode 7 of Season 2! This week, we're sharing 10 power strategies for ramping up how you use films and documentaries in class. Before that, we break down what to expect from President Biden's nominee for Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, as well as how we processed the Capitol Insurrection from a few weeks ago.
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Throwing Away 2020 And All That Stuff in Your Desk
This week, we're kicking off 2021 by dumping all those trinkets from our desks. In addition, we explore what we're taking with us in this new year both in the classroom and at home. Sean also makes the worst wine-related pun in the history of all puns.
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Throwback: Writing Assessment, Unions, and Google- Oh my!
For this episode, we pulled an unpublished episode out of the vault. We were both living the winter break life and couldn't meet together to record, so Producer Eric spliced together some old content for us.
In this episode, we explore teacher unions, discuss writing assessment, and talk about some Google add ons to check out.
We will be back next week with a brand-new episode!
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