70 episodes
Ag with Ms. Wedger Ag with Ms. Wedger
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4.9 • 15 Ratings
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Host Hannah Wedger, a Minnesota agriculture teacher, is seeking to cover a little bit of everything in terms of agriculture education; curriculum, classroom management, FFA, CDE, SAE, and whatever else listeners want to hear. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hannah-wedger/support
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69-MVC-Grief
Talking about another topic that is a bit hard to process but necessary, grief.
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68-MVC-Cynicism
This episode is raw and real, chatting about a realization that I had about a week ago.
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67-Be Dangerous...it might engage them more
Join me a for a minivan chronicles where I show you why the brain searches for danger and how you can use that to your advantage!
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66-Ask Me Anything with Sarah Nerswick
You asked and she answered. Join Sarah Nerswick and I as she answers all of your burning questions.
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65-What Matters Most with Kindra Callahan
Friends, this is a wide open episode and we talk about a bunch of things, even the hard questions like 'What keeps you up at night?' Join my girl, Kindra Callahan and I as we have a good ole conversation about teaching and ag.
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64-From Industry to Education with Cara Parlato-Butler
How is teaching Ag Ed different when you work in industry first? What are some pros and cons? Join Cara Parlato-Bulter and I as we chat about her journey from working in industry to entering the education world.
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Customer Reviews
Realistic & Positive
Love Hannah’s take on “everything ag” in and out of the classroom. She is realistic and easy to relate to. Thanks for keeping the teaching profession innovative.
Love it!
I love listening to all of the tips and tricks that Hannah shares. It is so nice to hear experiences from another agricultural teacher and implement new ideas into my own classroom. I am always eager for more episodes!