Cultivating Classrooms: Insights from Ag Educators

Emma Huber and Sammy Jurczykowski
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Cultivating Classrooms: Insights from Ag Educators

Welcome to "Cultivating Classrooms: Insights from Ag Educators," with Emma Huber and Sammy Jurczykowski. The podcast where we delve into the rich and diverse world of agricultural education. In each episode, we'll be joined by experienced educators, industry experts, and thought leaders who are sowing the seeds of knowledge in classrooms across America.

  1. 9 DIC

    Inquiry Based Teaching with Becky Grabarski & Amie Dienger

    Tune into this episode of Cultivating Classrooms, where we talk with Becky Grabarski and Amie Dienger, two ag teachers who are making an impact through inquiry-based teaching in their classrooms. They share how they use lessons that encourage student-led exploration and deepen understanding through real world applications. If you are interested in innovative teaching methods that engage and inspire students, this episode is packed with ideas and tips for bringing inquiry-based learning to life in any ag classroom!   More Questions? Email grabarski_b@afasd.net or adienger@elkmound.k12.wi.us

    29 min

  2. 25 NOV

    Conflict Management with Paul Majors

    In this episode of Cultivating Classrooms, we sit down with experienced ag teacher, Paul Majors, who shares his approach to handling challenging situations and resolving conflicts within FFA chapters and ag programs. From student disputes to leadership challenges, Paul offers some practical advice, real-world examples, and strategies for maintaining a positive and cohesive environment. If you find yourself trying to navigate tough situations with students in your program, check out our chat with Paul.  More Questions? Email pmajors@wwusd.org

    36 min

  3. 11 NOV

    Continuing Education with Dr. Ketterling, Dr. Graham, Dr. Buttles & Professor Bockenhauer

    In this episode of Cultivating Classrooms, we chat with representatives from UW Platteville and River Falls about the programs they offer for current and aspiring ag teachers looking to further their education. Learn about advanced degrees, professional development opportunities, and specialized courses designed to enhance skills and open new doors in agricultural education. If you're an ag teacher considering the next step in your career, this episode is packed with valuable insights into the paths available to you! More Questions? Email the following representatives:  University of Wisconsin - River Falls: james.graham@uwrf.edu or julie.ketterling@uwrf.edu, University of Wisconsin - Platteville: buttlest@uwplatt.edu or bockenhauerd@uwplatt.edu

    25 min

  4. 28 OCT

    FFA Alumni & Supporters with Bailey Creamer & David Kruse

    Are you looking for ways to strengthen your relationship with your local FFA Alumni and Supporters group? Join us for this episode of Cultivating Classrooms as we chat with Bailey Creamer and David Kruse at Elkhorn about what their alumni does for them, the roles that they and their students play in the alumni and tips to effectively working with an alumni and supporters group. If you have an alumni and supporters group or are looking to build one, you don’t want to miss this episode!  More Questions? Email creaba@elkhorn.k12.wi us or krusda@elkhorn.k12.wi.us

    29 min

  5. 14 OCT

    Fundraising with Beth Babcock & Melinda Goplin

    In this episode of Cultivating Classrooms, we talk with ag teachers, Beth Babcock & Melinda Goplin, and explore creative and effective fundraising techniques used by their FFA chapters and ag programs to support their activities and initiatives. From the more traditional fundraising methods to unique approaches, our guests share their success stories and tips for building strong fundraisers. Whether you're looking to boost your chapter's funds or just get some new ideas, this episode is full of practical fundraising advice to help your program grow. More Questions? Email bbabcock@maustonschools.org or goplinm@whitehallsd.k12.wi.us

    33 min

  6. 23 SEPT

    Teaching with Limited Resources with Kristi Puntney & Brenna Babcock

    In this episode of Cultivating Classrooms, we sit down with two innovative ag teachers, Kristi Puntney and Brenna Babcock, who share their experiences and strategies for teaching agriculture with limited resources and lab space. Discover how they creatively adapt lessons, engage students, and foster hands-on learning despite the challenges. Join us for a conversation packed with insight and inspiration for cultivating learning in any environment! More Questions? Email babcockb@portage.k12.wi.us or kristinapuntney@waunakee.k12.wi.us

    25 min

  7. 9 SEPT

    WAAE Workshops - So You’re New to Biotech… with Amelia Hayden

    Join us as we chat with Amelia Hayden, Ag teacher and FFA advisor at Osseo-Fairchild about the workshop she presented at the Wisconsin Association of Agricultural Educators (WAAE) Professional Development Conference this past summer. “So You’re New to Biotech” is a must listen for any teachers who may be teaching a new biotechnology class or any teacher looking to spruce up their already existing biotech course. Amelia provides an overview of her workshop and shares many awesome ideas, resources and activities.   Resource Links:  Workshop Slidedeck Workshop outline / links Weekly Plan Syllabus Amelia’s Biotechnology Curriculum folder More Questions for Amelia? Email ahayden@ofsd.k12.wi.us

    15 min

  8. 26 AGO

    What is SAE for All?

    In this episode, Emma is joined by Julie Ketterling, professor at UW-River Falls and Nathaniel Nolden, agriculture teacher and FFA advisor at Wisconsin Dells High School as they discuss Wisconsin's plan to implement SAE for All across the state. Many agriculture teachers are familiar with Supervised Agricultural Experiences, but don’t necessarily know what SAE for All entails. These three teachers are a part of Wisconsin’s SAE for All Implementation Team and have been working with National FFA and The Council since January to determine best practices for improving how Wisconsin Ag Teachers can implement SAEs into their programs. They’re sharing lesson ideas, resources, Wisconsin’s plan of action and how you can become an SAE for All Certified Teacher.  Resource Links: SAE - Shared Folder SAE for All - September Newsletter Wisconsin FFA - SAE Website More Questions for Julie, Emma or Nathaniel? Email julie.ketterling@uwrf.edu, hubere@portage.k12.wi.us, or nnolden@sdwd.k12.wi.us

    25 min
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Welcome to "Cultivating Classrooms: Insights from Ag Educators," with Emma Huber and Sammy Jurczykowski. The podcast where we delve into the rich and diverse world of agricultural education. In each episode, we'll be joined by experienced educators, industry experts, and thought leaders who are sowing the seeds of knowledge in classrooms across America.

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