In this episode, Nick and Guise talk about their favorite #edtech take-a-ways from the ISTE Conference in Philadelphia. They review the latest improvements to their favorite #edtech tools as well as introduce a few new tools.
We talk about PD that you can attend from home, local conferences and edcamps that you can check out in person, online certifications to pursue at your leisure, and our top 4 reading list.
In this episode, Guise and Nick discuss the art of teacher questioning after a teacher inquiry.
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The Art of Questioning, Preservice Teachers, & Leadership Characteristics
In this episode, Guise and Nick discuss the art of teacher questioning after a teacher inquiry.
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Flipped Classroom, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), and Edtech Reform
Guise and Nick interview Kyle Niemis, co-creator of ClassroomQ, an exciting new way to manage students questions during class.
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Quarter 1 Grading Tips, Pop Culture Lessons, and Being Thankful!
In this episode, Guise and Nick share the most effective edtech for faster grading. After a teacher inquiry, they discuss some ways that pop culture can be used to enhance learning. In the spirit of the holidays, they also share some of the things they’re most thankful about in education today. Finally, Guise and Nick argue over their favorite newly discovered tech.
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Professional Learning Community’s (PLC’s) vs. Professional Learning Networks (PLN’s), & Teacher Conventions vs. Edcamps
In this episode, Guise and Nick compare Professional Learning Communities to Professional Learning Networks. Next, they discuss some of the differences between traditional teacher conventions and edcamps. Nick shares some surprising educational statistics while Guise gives his opinions on each one. Finally, Guise and Nick argue over their favorite Chrome Extensions.
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STEM Misconceptions, 21st Century Mindset, and Teachers as Leaders
In this episode, Guise and Nick evaluate the most common ways that teachers misunderstand STEM education. After a teachers inquiry, they discuss 21st century teaching via “The 4 C’s”. They also take a look at the important role of teacher leaders and how to foster a climate in your school. Finally, Guise and Nick argue over their favorite tech for saving money!
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Second-Chance Learning, Escape Rooms, and Pecha Kucha
In this episode, Guise and Nick evaluate the educational trend of assessment retakes through “second-chance learning”. After a teachers inquiry, they discuss how room escapes can be incorporated into the classroom. They also take a look at a unique style of presentations known as “Pechakucha”. Finally, Guise and Nick argue over their favorite organizational tech tools.
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Teacher Creativity, EdTech Round-table, and PD Badge System
In this episode, Guise and Nick evaluate the benefits of teaching creatively. After a teachers inquiry, they discuss the role of an educational tech coach from multiple perspectives. They also take a look at badge systems as a motivational tool for teaching teachers. Finally, Guise and Nick argue over their favorite tech tools to maximize creativity.
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New Teacher Tips, Homework?, & 21st Century Pen Pals
In this episode, Guise and Nick share their thoughts on work-life balance for new teachers. After a teachers inquiry, they discuss the value of homework in modern education. They also take a look at the concept of 21st-century pen-pals in the classroom. Finally, Guise and Nick argue over their favorite newly discovered Chrome Extensions.
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Student-Centered Learning: Methods of Best Practice
Guise and Nick discuss student-centered strategies that every teacher should know. After a teachers inquiry, they explain the difference between gamification and game-based learning. They also take a look at social media and some creative ways that it can be used in the classroom. Finally, Guise and Nick argue over the best time-saving Chrome Extensions.
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