Teach. Emote. Repeat. The Contemporary Educator’s Podcast
thecontemporaryeducator
25 episodes
7 months ago
In each podcast, Kim will review one important concept to help you build community and relationship in your classroom. With a focus on trauma informed teaching and mental health in the classroom, Kim will address many of the demands placed on both teachers and students, and tackle why you may be struggling ”to do it all!”
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In each podcast, Kim will review one important concept to help you build community and relationship in your classroom. With a focus on trauma informed teaching and mental health in the classroom, Kim will address many of the demands placed on both teachers and students, and tackle why you may be struggling ”to do it all!”
Episode 16 - Choosing your mainstream show collaboratively
Teach. Emote. Repeat. The Contemporary Educator’s Podcast
15 minutes 36 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 16 - Choosing your mainstream show collaboratively
Theatre can be either the most supportive, nurturing, collaborative space, or it can be a hierarchy, riddled with insecurity, bullying, and cliques. In this episode, I review my process for bringing students into the decision making process and how I narrow down my choices from an endless stream of amazing shows to a select 5! This method helps to create a feeling of equality and "buy-in" from students that keep them committed year after year! It also emphasizes the importance of production and tech students, so it's not all about your actors and the sense of overall community is the focus! Want more on this after? Check out the blogs at thecontemporaryeducator.com!
Teach. Emote. Repeat. The Contemporary Educator’s Podcast
In each podcast, Kim will review one important concept to help you build community and relationship in your classroom. With a focus on trauma informed teaching and mental health in the classroom, Kim will address many of the demands placed on both teachers and students, and tackle why you may be struggling ”to do it all!”
