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Featured ContentWhat have we learned from creating PodcastPD?
Stacey, AJ, and Chris share, roundtable-style, the lessons they've learned through 99 episodes of creating this podcast.Highlights
StaceySometimes asking for something is all it takesThere is so much more I want to learn, explore, and doHaving a community of dedicated educators knows no valueChrisMore than #edtechHow to be live :-)I get by with a little help from my friends


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Featured ContentEducator self-care is more important than ever and in this conversation Stacey, AJ, and Chris discuss what self-care means to each of them and share their experiences with self-care.
What is self-care?How do you do self-care?What do you wish you were doing?
Coming Up Next... Episode 100!
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While some teachers have worked with students in their classrooms all year others haven’t at all and we’re talking about it.

What We're Listening To...Chris - Art of Manliness - The Secrets of Public Speaking from History’s Greatest Orators (4/7/21)


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Featured ContentStudents: The Missing Link In Teacher PD
James F. Nagle and Penny A. Bishop
Educational Leadership | February 2021 | Volume 78 | Number 5

Have you ever experienced PD where students were involved?What is the value of the student perspective on teaching and learning?Student Consultancies - Most effective when...Set the toneClarify the purposeTry different modelsBe conscious of power dynamicsAct on their new learning
What Are We Listening To?We just celebrated 6 years of PodcastPD! Thank you for joining us on this journey to change the professional development game through podcasts and podcasting.

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Featured ContentDani Kennis is a Special Education Social Studies teacher in Clarkstown, NY. Dani is passionate about professional development, building relationships & Social Emotional Learning (SEL).
Topics Discussed:
How do you define SEL?How has SEL helped foster relationships with students?How does SEL impact classroom management?How could someone start integrating SEL into their classroom?What will SEL look like when the world is 'normal' and post-COVID?What Are We Listening To?Stacey shared: The Daily from the New York Times. This is what the news should sound like. The biggest stories of our time, told by the best journalists in the world. Hosted by Michael Barbaro. Twenty minutes a day, five days a week, ready by 6 a.m. She specifically recommended Odessa Part 1 and Odessa Part 2

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Featured ContentErich Stephen and Ryan D. Bartel, co-hosts of The Peg Doesn't Fit, join us for our second #PodStudy discussion. AJ recommended listening to episodes 15 and 17 of their podcast where they each talk about their dream school.
About the PodcastThe Peg Doesn’t Fit - The world of education continues to try to operate in the confines of an antiquated system. Despite its flaws, solutions continue to be offered that adds to an increasingly convoluted system that continues to resist change. Join us as we talk about our frustrations and attempt to provide solutions.
Discussion - Erich and Ryan's Dream SchoolsErich: 
StandardsCurriculumRemote Learning, after the PandemicCommunity Day - Realworld ActivitiesFeeder Programs for MS/HSGrading and Skills over ContentRyan:
InteroperableInterdisciplinaryInternationalStart with the end in mind - what does the ideal graduate look like? What do they need when they leave school?Learning maps and Badges through PortfoliosStudent internshipsBudget with community support and contributionPlanning, PLC time, WorkloadResources:
Mastery Transcript ConsortiumWhat Are We Listening To?Chris shared: The Dumb Dad Podcast - It's pronounced Dad, the "dumb" is silent. Comedians Kevin Laferriere and Evan Kyle Berger are just a couple of dads trying to have a little fun along the way. We believe the only way to erase the stigma that Dumb Dads get painted with is to parent harder, not dumber.

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