Education Mindset

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Education Mindset is a podcast focusing on all things education in North Dakota, from K-12 through higher ed.

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    Bret Dockter: Why I'm Staying in Education

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    Educator Retention Crisis: Supt. Baesler Outlines Challenges and Opportunities

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    Educator Retention Crisis: Archuleta Says Too Many Teachers are Thinking of Leaving

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    Educator Retention Crisis: Veteran Teacher Says Educators Need Time and Support

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    Educator Retention Crisis: Fargo Teacher Speaks to Why He Left Education

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    Educator Retention Crisis: Why Veteran Teachers are Leaving the Classroom with Kari Nehls

    In January, North Dakota United released daunting results of a survey on educator retention. 74% of those surveyed believe teacher retention is a major issue for the coming school year and only four out of ten see themselves retiring as teachers. How did we get to this point? And what can be done about it? Each Tuesday in March, in partnership with North Dakota United, we’ll hear from teachers who have left the profession, those who remain in the classroom, and from those who shape public policy affecting what happens in schools across North Dakota. We start with former Bismarck teacher Kari Nehls (Nells) who spent fifteen years in education. Nehls says she was born to be a teacher. However, as she tells North Dakota United’s Tom Gerhardt last summer she made the emotional decision to leave the profession she loves. OUTRO: Next week, we’ll hear from a former Fargo teacher on why he chose to leave the classroom. And we’ll also hear from the 2021 North Dakota Teacher of the Year on the challenges educators face and what she thinks could be done to help support teachers moving forward.

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    S1E11 Sources Of Strength at Minot's Central Campus

    Central Campus is busy--with 1000 students and 150 staff members. You can see how it would be possible to get lost in the shuffle. A program called Sources of Strength is helping to make sure no one falls through the cracks. Started a couple of years ago, the program is helping forge positive connections, build relationships, and ultimately impact the overall wellbeing of students.

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    S1E10 New Town Students Stand Up and Represent (SOAR)

    High school counselor Chelsie Smith guides a purposeful group of students here at New Town High School. They’re part of a group called SOAR--Stand Up and Represent. The idea behind the group is to create a peer to peer mentorship program--working to normalize difficult but real conversations on topics like suicide, loneliness and drugs and alcohol.

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Education Mindset is a podcast focusing on all things education in North Dakota, from K-12 through higher ed.

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