#vted Reads – Innovative Education in Vermont

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  1. 06/08/2022

    #vted Reads: The Last Cuentista

    Lovely listeners, welcome back. I’m Jeanie Phillips, and on this episode, I get to talk about “The Last Cuentista”, a book by Donna Barba Higuera. It’s a fantastic middle grades book that touches on the tension between technology and organic life, duty and desire, along with what we know about identity — and how we … Continue reading "#vted Reads: The Last Cuentista"

  2. 04/28/2022

    #VTED Reads: Care Work with Dr. Winnie Looby

    Welcome, listeners, to another episode of vted Reads: talking about books by, for, and with Vermont educators. In this episode… we own an oversight. On this show, we are dedicated to breaking down systems of inequity in education. We administer flying kicks to the forehead of intersectional oppression! But we haven’t yet talked about disability. … Continue reading "#VTED Reads: Care Work with Dr. Winnie Looby"

  3. 03/24/2022

    #vted Reads: The Other Talk

    Jeanie:  In this episode, I sit down with educational phenoms Christie Nold and Jess Lifshitz.  And we’re joined by Brendan Kiely, Author of The Other Talk: Reckoning with Our White Privilege. Now, you might be wondering what The Other Talk actually is.  As many of you know, black people and other people of the global … Continue reading "#vted Reads: The Other Talk"

  4. 02/22/2022

    #vted Reads: Community Schools Blueprint with Kathleen Kesson

    In this episode, we welcome author, educator, and Vermont transplant Kathleen Kesson who talks about Community Schools Blueprint: Transforming Our School Community Partnership. Kathleen and I talk about the possibilities we see for widening the cracks in traditional schooling by building opportunities for students and communities to support one another in authentic, real-world ways.

  5. 01/27/2022

    #vted Reads: Dig

    Listeners, I’m going to ask you to bear with me on this one. This is one of my favorite episodes we’ve ever recorded because, in it, you’ll hear students at U-32 school in Montpelier, Vermont, get to bring their questions about the book “Dig”, by A.S. King, directly to the author.  If you haven’t read … Continue reading "#vted Reads: Dig"

  6. 01/14/2022

    #vted Reads: Start Here Start Now

    Lovely listeners: today is a work day. Now, we all know that talking about anti-bias work is a vital component of the kind of school change that makes our classrooms safer and more engaging for students of color. Doubly so when we are white educators, and when we teach in predominantly white spaces, in predominantly … Continue reading "#vted Reads: Start Here Start Now"

  7. 06/25/2021

    #vted Reads: with Bill Rich

    Back on the show: it’s Bill Rich! But first: Lovely listeners, a few episodes ago, we turned fifty. Fifty! Can you imagine?  It took us a hot minute (and um, more math than we’d care to discuss) to figure that out but this is the season that took us to FIFTY EPISODES. And we are … Continue reading "#vted Reads: with Bill Rich"

  8. 06/11/2021

    vted Reads picture books!

    Listeners!  Today I’m joined by Jaida and Emma, two marvelous students from Southern Vermont, and the three of us share our love of picture books. The art, the messages, the emotions, the relatability… the art. So we’re going to be asking you to listen to this episode with both your ears and your eyes — … Continue reading "vted Reads picture books!"

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