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2023. 11. 13.

Getting Paid as a Disabled Content Creator | Ashley McFaul

Ashley McFaul is a disabled content creator/makeup influencer who loves to share their life living with Arthrogryposis on TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. Their talents have been featured by Maybelline, The New York Times and TLC. Ashley lives in Houston TX with their wife, and their wife’s partner. But if you’re looking for Ashley they’re probably at a Stevie Nicks concert.

2023. 11. 13.

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48분
2023. 05. 05.

School Schedule Solutions

In this episode, Kevin and David continue to expose the many reasons for the Teacher Retention Issue with a candid discussion about school scheduling. Your hosts offer some solutions to the issue that will improve outcomes, relieve some anxiety, and create an improved school experience for students and staff alike. Dave contuinues his loud call for Competency Based Education and Kevin solves a scheduling probelm. Join us for another episode where your hosts provide unapologetic proof of the massive U.S. Teacher Retention Issue, which will continue to worsen if those in power keep refusing to give teachers the collective voice they deserve. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/breaking-the-fourth-wall-of-public-education--5692690/support.

2023. 05. 05.

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54분
2023. 06. 20.

Is Banning Books Really a Good Idea? A Conversation with Carla Goldberg

Welcome back to an all new episode of Breaking the Fourth Wall of Public Education. This week we discuss book banning in the U.S. Regardless of your opinion on this topic, this episode will surely inform and entertain you. Carla Goldberg is a former teacher in Alaska, who has since moved on to new pastures and is now living in Texas. She has a passion for the topoic of book banning and is quite vocal about the inherent dangers of this ever growing trend in states and school districts across the nation. Join us for a hard look at some statistics and titles of banned books that should be quite shocking to teachers and parents who desire access to education for all. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/breaking-the-fourth-wall-of-public-education--5692690/support.

2023. 06. 20.

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2024. 04. 29.

The Transitioning Teacher with Guest Lauren Greener

Kevin and David welcome guest Lauren Greener. Lauren is a newly transitioned teacher who left the classroom to explore other options. Together, they explore the stigma and misconceptions surrounding teachers who leave the education field. Lauren highlights the lack of understanding and support from both within and outside the education system. The pressure from parents and politicians to stay in the profession is discussed, as well as the political nature of education. The conversation also touches on the need for innovation and change in the education system, as well as the challenges faced by student teachers. The conversation explores various aspects of teaching experiences, challenges, and the impact of administrators on teacher burnout. It highlights the lack of support and supervision during student teaching, the hiring and training practices in education, and the reasons why teachers leave the profession. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of the administrator-teacher relationship and the public's misunderstanding of the teaching profession. Ultimately, the conversation reveals that teacher burnout can occur regardless of positive experiences, showcasing the need for systemic changes in education. Takeaways Teachers who leave the education field often face stigma and misconceptions from others.There is a lack of understanding and support for teachers who choose to leave.Parents and politicians can exert pressure on teachers to stay in the profession.The education system needs to adapt and innovate to meet the changing needs of students and teachers.Student teachers often face challenges and lack proper onboarding and support. Teachers often face challenges and lack support and supervision during student teaching.Hiring and training practices in education can contribute to teacher burnout.The administrator-teacher relationship plays a significant role in teacher satisfaction and retention.There is a misunderstanding of the teaching profession and the realities teachers face.Teacher burnout can occur regardless of positive teaching experiences. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/breaking-the-fourth-wall-of-public-education--5692690/support.

2024. 04. 29.

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1시간 1분
2023. 10. 03.

Genderdivergence, Neurodivergence, Oh My. | Sophie Cooper

Today’s guest is Sophie Cooper, an e-learning developer and former screenwriter for short films and a part time Trans and Non-Binary consultant on LinkedIn, talking about the stigmatization of gender-divergent and neurodivergent people.

2023. 10. 03.

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32분
2024. 03. 24.

Return of the Pink Slip + Gross Mismanagement = Teacher Shortage?

Welcome back to another season of Breaking the Fourth Wall of Public Education! David and Kevin are excited to be back for this new season after taking some time off to refund the project. We're back and ready for another great conversation about public education in the US today. Here's what you'll find on this all new episode. Summary Kevin and David discuss the recent surge in layoffs in public school districts across the United States due to funding issues. The misallocation of COVID funding and the failure of administrators to properly manage the budget are key factors contributing to this new crisis. They discuss the impact of layoffs on student support services and the overall functioning of schools, the politicization of education funding, and the ineffectiveness of merit pay. The lack of transparency in decision-making and the reactive approach to budgeting as well as the role of administrators in mismanagement further proves the need for accountability and transparency in school districts. Takeaways The recent surge in layoffs in public school districts is primarily due to funding issues and the misallocation of COVID funding.Layoffs of support staff, such as librarians, security personnel, and office workers, have a significant impact on the functioning of schools and student support services.The politicization of education funding, including the implementation of school voucher programs, further exacerbates the crisis.The conversation highlights the need for systemic change in the education system to address financial mismanagement and ensure the sustainability of public schools. Budget deficits and optimistic budgeting practices contribute to the financial instability in districts.The lack of transparency in decision-making and reactive budgeting hinder effective financial management.Administrators play a significant role in mismanagement and should be held accountable for their actions.The teacher retention and recruitment crisis is exacerbated by the mismanagement of funds and lack of accountability in school districts. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/breaking-the-fourth-wall-of-public-education--5692690/support.

2024. 03. 24.

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52분
2023. 04. 27.

School Shootings, Accountability, & Observations: An Interview with Pete Mercier

Join our conversation with Pete Mercier as we discuss the recent shooting of a sixth grade teacher that made national news. Pete taught in the school district where this violence occured and offers his unique perspective on the situation. Kevin, David, and Pete discuss school violence, accountabilty, discipline codes, and defend schools administrators who are also stuck in the middle of a systemic failure quickly becoming out of their control. As the Teacher Retention Issue rages on, we begin to touch on some of the solutions to the problem from the perpsective of the people leaving education in droves.... the teachers. Today's panel discusses specific changes to the teacher observation system that empowers all stakeholders, provides honest and helpful feedback, is fair, and will be a huge step forward in retaining and attracting great teachers. Guest Bio: Pete Mercier was a high school music teacher for 16-years. He is a two-time teacher of the year who left education in 2022 to pursue a career as an Instructional Designer. His passion for creating music lead to a passion for developing learning experiences. Like many teachers, returning from the COVID crisis to the continuing terrible treatment of teachers, Pete decided that his love for his amazing wife and two fantastic boys was more than enough to propel him toward a successful career outside of the classroom. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/breaking-the-fourth-wall-of-public-education--5692690/support.

2023. 04. 27.

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56분
2023. 06. 05.

What is Special Education Really About? An Interview with April Maule

In this episode, Kevin and David continue to expose the many reasons for the Teacher Retention Issue with a candid discussion about special education with special guest and former teacher, April Maule. April lives in Pennsylvania and taught there for two decades before reinventing herself as a Learning Specialist. April provides real insight into the challenges faced by SPED teachers across the country. She also gives us some real pearls of wisdom in this very lightly edited conversation. Some silly moments and a really natural dynamic between three experienced teachers are awaiting your listening skills, right here on Breaking the Fourth Wall of Public Education.. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/breaking-the-fourth-wall-of-public-education--5692690/support.

2023. 06. 05.

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56분
2023. 08. 06.

Sunday Brunch Meal 16

Some Friendly Banter

2023. 08. 06.

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25분
2023. 06. 12.

The Dangers of Social Promotion

Social Promotion has been an issue in puiblic schools since they were formed. However, in our ever increasingly competitive world social promotion is something parents and our communities at large should be more concerned about. Listen as Kevin and David explore this important topic facing education today. In fact, social promotion is a contributor to teacher burnout, lack of job satisfaction, and the growing Teacher Retention Issue that will eventually change the way public schools operate in the future. Thank you for listening and we apprecite your support. Reach us by email at: btfwpodcasts@gmail.com Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/breaking-the-fourth-wall-of-public-education--5692690/support.

2023. 06. 12.

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47분

Welcome to the Kaleidoscope Podcast Network! We have an ever growing lineup of great programming for your listening enjoyment, with shows geared toward a creative and open-minded audience, ready to explore. The more you listen, the more podcasts we will produce. Find us on YouTube and popular podcast networks around the globe. We will have new shows and podcasts coming to you every week this summer! Thanks for listening.

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Getting Paid as a Disabled Content Creator | Ashley McFaul

School Schedule Solutions

Is Banning Books Really a Good Idea? A Conversation with Carla Goldberg

The Transitioning Teacher with Guest Lauren Greener

Genderdivergence, Neurodivergence, Oh My. | Sophie Cooper

Return of the Pink Slip + Gross Mismanagement = Teacher Shortage?

School Shootings, Accountability, & Observations: An Interview with Pete Mercier

What is Special Education Really About? An Interview with April Maule

Sunday Brunch Meal 16

The Dangers of Social Promotion

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