Guest teacher documents my year as a substitute teacherduring the 2023-2024 school year.
This episode features the events of week 2 of semester 2.
This week, a student threatened to have me deported, I learned all about the different aspects of agriculture classes, I witnessed 6th graders behaving badly, and I encountered foreign exchange teachers.
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Guest teacher documents my year as a substitute teacher during the 2023-2024 school year.
This episode captures the first week back after Christmas break.
This week, a storm rolled through our area on the first day back to school, I witnessed good versus bad classroom management, and I experienced the joy of teaching secondary elective courses.
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In this episode, I speak with Middle-school band teacher Don Scott about inspiring young people to love music and coaching the next generation of leaders.
Mr. Scott is a proud graduate of Bethune Cookman University where he played the trumpet in their famed marching band. He has taught band in middle and high school for 13 years.
In addition to teaching, he also performs with a band and is sometimes invited to play professionally with famous musicians and singers.
He is married to his beautiful wife Takiyah, and they have a baby boy, Don Jr.
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In this episode, I speak with Middle-school band teacher Don Scott about inspiring young people to love music and coaching the next generation of leaders.
Mr. Scott is a proud graduate of Bethune Cookman University where he played the trumpet in their famed marching band. He has taught band in middle and high school for 13 years.
In addition to teaching, he also performs with a band and is sometimes invited to play professionally with famous musicians and singers.
He is married to his beautiful wife Takiyah, and they have a baby boy, Don Jr.
Email questions or comments about the show to: edtodaypodcast@gmail.comFind me on Instagram & TikTok @sohkor_writes Check out my blog: https://sohkor1.wixsite.com/sohkorsolanke or medium.com/@sohkorYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sohkorwritesLinktree: https://linktr.ee/sohkorHelp keep us on the air:Venmo: @sohkor-solankePaypal: @sohkorsolankeCashapp: $ssolanke
In this episode, I speak with Brad Everett about his extensive work with campus ministries throughout colleges and universities in the Southeast of America Brad is the Regional Director for InterVarsity’s Southeast Region and the Associate National Director for Black Campus Ministries (BCM).
You can find more information about the important work being done for Christ on college campuses on the following websites: https://www.bradfordeverett.com/
This week on my substitute teaching journey, I witnessed the pitfalls of creating a school within a school, I observed a great way to translate for ESOL students, and I experienced a school with rotating schedules. I also have an update on the 10th grade "baby daddy" situation and my 5th grade job offer. Email questions or comments about the show to: edtodaypodcast@gmail.com Find me on Instagram & TikTok @sohkor_writes Check out my blog: https://sohkor1.wixsite.com/sohkorsolanke or medium.com/@sohkor YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sohkorwrites Linktree: https://linktr.ee/sohkor Help keep us on the air: Venmo: @sohkor-solanke Paypal: @sohkorsolanke Cashapp: $ssolanke
This week on my substitute teaching journey, I encountered students with learned helplessness, I witnessed teachers making racist comments, and I worked at a school where the atmosphere felt sad and depressing. Email questions or comments about the show to: edtodaypodcast@gmail.com Find me on Instagram & TikTok @sohkor_writes Check out my blog: https://sohkor1.wixsite.com/sohkorsolanke or medium.com/@sohkor YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sohkorwrites Linktree: https://linktr.ee/sohkor Help keep us on the air: Venmo: @sohkor-solanke Paypal: @sohkorsolanke Cashapp: $ssolanke
In this episode, I speak with Nigerian-American author Evelyn Logan about inspiring young children to read and learn about different cultures through her children's book "On the Streets of Ondo". Set in Nigeria, this book exposes children to the richness of African culture and traditions through the use of beautiful language and vibrant illustrations. The book is available on Amazon. Listen to the episode to learn how to win a signed copy. You can learn more about the author on Instagram @evelynloganwrites Email questions or comments about the show to: edtodaypodcast@gmail.com Find me on Instagram & TikTok @sohkor_writes Check out my blog: https://sohkor1.wixsite.com/sohkorsolanke or medium.com/@sohkor YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sohkorwrites Linktree: https://linktr.ee/sohkor Help keep us on the air: Venmo: @sohkor-solanke Paypal: @sohkorsolanke Cashapp: $ssolanke