This month, I talk to Kelsey Gourd-- an educator in Palestine, Ar. She discusses her motivations for following the rules and her life as a student, she discusses her path from graduating, traveling abroad, and settling into teaching, we even discuss her new gardening habits and finally we discuss BRIGHT SPOTS!
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This month, I talk to Bernard Smith-- an educator in Blytheville, Ar. He discusses some of his struggles as a college student, his trajectory from being a educator to diving into educational equity, and finally, he discusses his thoughts on how educators feel about testing.
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Also, here are some link to a couple of resources mentioned in this episode.
CRT & The Brain
Testing History
This month, I talk to Langston Carr-- an educator and realtor in Little Rock, Ar. He discusses some of his many career roles, his trajectory from pursuing his college interest to becoming an educator and realtor, and finally, he discusses his thoughts on who educators are outside of school.
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This month, I talk to Sarah Sutton-- an educator in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. She talks about her life as an introverted student , her trajectory from being a teacher to developing educators and coming back to the classroom, and finally, she discusses her thoughts on life and classroom resets.
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This month, I talk to Jeff Echols-- a College and Career Coach in Blytheville, Ar. He discusses the views of being an educator in his home town, his trajectory from being a student athlete to being a career and college coach, and finally, he discusses his thoughts on how educators build relationships.
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This month, I talk to Casey DeFord-- a Director of Design for Teach For America in the Nashville/Chattanooga region. She discusses her education experience abroad, her trajectory from classroom teacher to facilitator for a non-profit, she also shares life lessons, and finally, she discusses her thoughts on what educators are thankful for.
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In this episode, Casey discussed the Culture of White Supremacy. Use this to find out more information. Additionally please use the following resources to further your learning of anti-racism. Anti-Racism resources + Scaffolded Anti-Racism Resources
This month, I talk to Robin Sneed -- an Instructional Facilitator in Blytheville, Ar. She discusses her shy demeanor, a double life as a college students, she shares life lessons, and finally, she discusses her thoughts on her fears as an educator.
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This month, I talk to Jazmin Berlanga-Medina -- a Physical Science Teacher in Blytheville, Ar. She discusses her love of reading & science, her transition into an American, she shares life lessons, and finally, she discusses her thoughts on how her identity impacts her classroom.
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This month, I talk to Whitney Carter -- a Career and Technical Education teacher and department chair in Forrest City, Ar . She discusses why she was often sent to the principal's office, her growth from being a novice teacher to being a department chair, we share reflections of working together, and finally, she discusses her thoughts on how educators prepare for each school year.
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This month, I talk to Brandon Lucius, an executive director for a teacher development program based in Arkansas. Brandon walks us through his experience of being a student to being a leader for the Arkansas Teacher Corps. He discusses his ego, his role as an executive director, and finally shares his thoughts on Covid-19 and explains how the novel virus impacted the organization and the teachers who are trained through the program.
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This month, I talk to Beina Toler -- a teacher development manager based in Arkansas. Beina walks us through her experience of being a student to being a coach. She discusses her penchant for self-expression, her experience as a new teacher in a new community, her experience working as a coach, and finally, discusses her thoughts on what educators do during the summer.
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Also, HERE IS THE LINK to the study mentioned in the episode. Additionally, please use the following resources to further your learning of anti-racism. Anti-Racism resources + Scaffolded Anti-Racism Resources
In this Introductory Message, you will hear about the origins & purpose of this Podcast as it explains how The Art of Learning will be a series that explores the who, what, when, where, why, how of educating and dives into the teacher as an adult learner