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    Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators

    Shifting Schools is a thought-provoking podcast that explores the latest trends, strategies, and tools in K-12 education. Hosted by educators Jeff Utecht and Tricia Friedman, the podcast provides a platform for teachers, administrators, and education thought leaders to share their experiences and insights on how to improve teaching and learning. From innovative approaches in classroom management to leveraging technology for personalized learning, Shifting Schools tackles the most pressing issues facing K12 educators today. Whether you are a seasoned teacher or a new educator, this podcast will inspire you to think outside the box and shift your educational approach. Tune in to Shifting Schools to gain new perspectives, share ideas, and join a community of passionate educators who are committed to making a positive impact in the lives of their students.

    Follow us at @shiftingschools on Twitter and @shiftingschoolspod on Instagram and Tiktok

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    260: Who does the library belong to? Mar 06, 2023
    Show notes

    Often the cliche 'the library is the heart of the school' is heard in literacy circles...but what does it mean to listen to a library's heartbeat?

    On the podcast this week we hear directly from award-winning librarian Karina Quilantán about the journey she's explored in telling the story of her library.

    We also discuss the way librarians and educators can learn from one another through social media. If you are curious to learn more about what a 'future-ready' library is all about, Karina has stellar advice to share.

    Learn more about this week's guest:

    Karina Quilantán, also known as "Q.", is an award-winning library media specialist, international presenter, and keynote speaker from the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. She has been an educator for over a decade and has earned array of digital credentials including Apple, Google, and Microsoft for Education certifications. Karina's love for educational technology has allowed her to expand her library programming beyond the classroom and she loves finding innovative ways to keep her students and staff engaged in the learning process. In addition to her love of librarianship and professional development, she maintains several social media channels and moderates a professional learning network called RGV Library Squad which earned her the Texas Library Association Media Virtual Presence Award. Karina currently serves on the Texas Maverick Graphic Novel Reading List Committee, TxLA Social Media Committee, and is the Libraries Lead for MagiKids. She was also a TCEA Library Media Specialist Finalist in 2021 and was named the 2022 Texas Library Association Librarian of the Year. When she is not learning and empowering her community, she can be found playing video games, Magic the Gathering, or reading comics on her very comfy couch. You can connect with Karina Q. on any social media outlet by following her @cuethelibrarian or following her blog cuethelibrarian.com.

    Be sure to also check out her amazing blogposts by clicking here.

    Did you love this week's episode?

    Be sure to send us a voice memo and tell us your thoughts: shiftingschools.com

    A huge thank you to this week's Sponsor: MackinVia

    A few other reminders:

    Save $50 at the upcoming NCCE conference here in the State of Washington March 21-23 by using the code shiftingschools50. It's always a great conference and I'll be there doing six sessions including two on ChatGPT and AI in education. We will also be recording a live Shifting Schoosl podcast with anyone who wants to join us in room 406 at 2:00 pm on March 23rd. Thank you to NCCE for sponsoring Shifting Schools and giving us a space to record an episode live. If you are going to the conference please make sure you stop by and say Hi and if you can join me at 2pm in room 406 and be a part of the podcast we'd love to have ya. Will be talking about trends during the conference, ah-ha moments, and just our takeaways. If you can't make it to the conference make sure you follow using the #ncce23 on Twitter and be listening for that episode after the conference. Again that's ncce.org and that offer code is shiftingschools50 of course it's all in the show notes as well.

    All podcast listeners can save $25 when they use the code SSPOD25 at checkout on any of our courses. Our 5-Day AI Challenge and Tricia's steller The Intersection of AI and Equity are both for sale at the moment. With that discount code you get either one for $74. We send you an email with a link to the slide deck that includes everything you need to implement it in your school. A built in reflective journal, a facilitator's guide and videos walking you through the process. In fact I just took our 5 Day Challenge and used it in a PD training at a school district. So many great ways to use these resources. Don't forget that's $74 for a site license you are allowed and encouraged to give every teacher in your building their own copy. You don't have to go to a website, there are no logins. We literally just give you the file to share within your school. It comes in both Google Slides and PPT format and of course, we're here to support you every step of the way. So use that code SSPOD25 and start supporting the shift in your school around generative AI. That's SSPOD25 at shiftingschools.com


    259: A world of possibility: are you interested in becoming an International school educator? Mar 02, 2023
    Show notes

    Are you curious to learn more about what it might mean to become an International school educator? Have you ever considered an international move? Today's episode aims to help you dig into that curiosity and learn more about your potential next steps.

    On this episode, we're speaking with the creators of Educators Going Global, a community that aims to connect and bring focus to international education.

    Our guests today David and Audrey , who founded Educators Going Global. They share their vision for the website and podcast and discuss the resources and training opportunities it provides to teachers around the world.

    Throughout the conversation, we hear about the challenges and rewards of being an international educator.

    Whether you're an international educator looking to hear stories from others, or an educator interested in getting started on those next steps, our conversation provides you insight. Be sure to head over to https://educatorsgoingglobal.com/ to learn, listen, and connect even further.


    258: Have you started a conversation about social media with your students lately? Feb 27, 2023
    Show notes

    Ready to get our new free guide "Exploring our relationship with social media"?

    Click here and head over to shiftingschools.com to see our 70+ free guides!

    Check out Jeff's recent episode about parenting and caretaking with social media and healthy digital habits in mind, you can read it here.

    Today's guest is Andréa Jones and she's here to talk about her journey in becoming a social media strategist.

    Andréa Jones is the creator and lead social media strategist at OnlineDrea.com

    They help businesses create an impact beyond their brand through authentic social media marketing strategies that focus on building a community of real and engaged followers

    She is also the founder of the Savvy Social Podcast and at the Savvy Social School.

    Learn more about her work at onlinedrea.com

    This episode hopes to help us think about the potential career pathways there might be via social media. Are your students interested in pursuing a career that you hope to learn more about? Reach out to us at info(at) shiftingschools (dot com).

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    Just a quick reminder before we get to today's episode that you can save $50 at the upcoming NCCE conference here in the State of Washington March 21-23 by using the code shiftingschools50. It's always a great conference and I'll be there doing six sessions including two on ChatGPT and AI in education. We will also be recording a live Shifting Schoosl podcast with anyone who wants to join us in room 406 at 2:00 pm on March 23rd. Thank you to NCCE for sponsoring Shifting Schools and giving us a space to record an episode live. If you are going to the conference please make sure you stop by and say Hi and if you can join me at 2pm in room 406 and be a part of the podcast we'd love to have ya. Will be talking about trends during the conference, ah-ha moments, and just our takeaways. If you can't make it to the conference make sure you follow using the #ncce23 on Twitter and be listening for that episode after the conference. Again that's ncce.org and that offer code is shiftingschools50 of course it's all in the show notes as well.

    All podcast listeners can save $25 when they use the code SSPOD25 at checkout on any of our courses. Our 5-Day AI Challenge and Tricia's steller The Intersection of AI and Equity are both for sale at the moment. With that discount code you get either one for $74. We send you an email with a link to the slide deck that includes everything you need to implement it in your school. A built in reflective journal, a facilitator's guide and videos walking you through the process. In fact I just took our 5 Day Challenge and used it in a PD training at a school district. So many great ways to use these resources. Don't forget that's $74 for a site license you are allowed and encouraged to give every teacher in your building their own copy. You don't have to go to a website, there are no logins. We literally just give you the file to share within your school. It comes in both Google Slides and PPT format and of course, we're here to support you every step of the way. So use that code SSPOD25 and start supporting the shift in your school around generative AI. That's SSPOD25 at shiftingschools.com


    257: What role do podcasts play in our personal and professional learning? Feb 23, 2023
    Show notes

    In this episode, we are so excited to team up with fellow podcaster/educator Olivia Wahl. We discuss the emerging role of educational podcasts in inspiring, informing, and igniting curiosity in our educator communities.

    Are you excited to learn more about our special guest Olivia Wahl and check out her podcast?

    Twitter: Olivia Wahl & Schoolutions Podcast Instagram: Olivia Wahl, My Business Page & Schoolutions Podcast Facebook: Olivia Wahl, My Business Page & Schoolutions Podcast.LinkedIn: Olivia Wahl

    Ready to explore the run-down of podcast episodes we explore in this episode?

    • Schoolutions Podcast with Host, Olivia Wahl
      • S2 E1: We (still) Got This: What It Takes to Be Radically Pro-Kid with Cornelius Minor
      • S2 E17: Spark Change & Make Your Mark in 2023 with the Refulgent Olivia Van Ledtje (@theLivBits)
      • S2 E22: The Sharing Place: Supporting Children as They Process and Move Through Their Grief with Jill Macfarlane
    • Be a Better Ally Podcast
      • Episode 14: We are Ready (with Kathleen Naglee)
    • Unhinged Collaboration Podcast
      • Episode 7: What can music history teach us about collaboration?
    • Nice White Parents Podcast
    • Phenomenal Teaching Podcast (PEBC)
    • Heavyweight Podcast
    • This Week in Tech (TWIT) Podcast
    • Manoush Zomorodi
      • ZigZag Podcast
    • Bridget Todd
      • Internet Hate Machine Podcast
      • There Are No Girls on the Internet Podcast

    Free resources mentioned in this episode:

    Download the free guide on leveraging the power of podcasts

    Revisit our free webinar on using fiction podcasts for creative writing


    256: Understanding our Sensory System: a secret for the PE classroom Feb 20, 2023
    Show notes

    On this week we speak with Jody Matey who enlightens us on why a better understanding of our sensory system can be of serious importance in the early years classroom (as well as across our campuses).

    She expands on a blog post she wrote entitled "Self-Regulation & Understanding our Sensory Systems: An Inclusive Approach to Early Years PE" available on PhysEquity website here.

    Jody walks us through tried and tested strategies that are brilliant for learners of all ages when it comes to processes stress and dysregulated emotions. Jody goes into detail in ways schools can leverage her tips with their parent and caretaker audience. You can find her menu here.

    Ready to connect with Jody?

    https://jodymatey.com/

    Do you have thoughts about this week's episode? Want to let us know about an additional tip to consider? Head to www.shiftingschools.com and send us a voice memo!

    Join Jeff at NCCE this year and save $50 when you register using code shiftingschools50

    Use code SSPOD25 to save $25 on any course at shiftingschools.com


    255: Nine of our Favorite Note-taking Strategies Feb 17, 2023
    Show notes

    We asked our community of Shifting Schools newsletter subscribers to vote on this week's topic and they voted for a conversation on note-taking strategies.

    (By the way did you know you can also sign up for our free newsletter at www.shiftingschools.com?)

    Jeff and Tricia were so excited to discuss their nine favorite strategies in this week's episode:

    1. Demystify the process: make space for learners to share what note-taking strategies they've developed by inviting students to so short share-outs or small group presentations.

    2. Collaborative note-taking: invite groups or the entire class to collaborate on taking notes

    3. Save the last word for me from Facing History: remember that you can use conversation as the catalyst for notes

    4. Social silent reading: this might be Jeff's favorite--it is powerful for learners of all ages

    5. Use protocols like those found in our free guide.

    6. Use Jamboard-specifically our 'might mights' framework to gather questions. You can find that guide here.

    7. Leverage annotation mentor texts using Genius.com

    8. Invite students to record a video tour of their notes to be shared with others

    9. Leverage ChatGPT to ask for a template and in small teams make improvements

    Also as discussed if you are registering for NCCE use our special promo code for a discount:

    shiftingschools50

    Want to take 25 dollars off any of our Shifting Schools offers?

    Use special promo code SSPOD25 on checkout


    254: Why Art and Science go hand in hand Feb 13, 2023
    Show notes

    If you are passionate about STEM, Design, or Art this is a great episode to make time for!

    On this episode we sit down with Jen Christiansen: a senior graphics editor at Scientific American, where she art directs and produces illustrated information graphics and data visualizations. She began her publishing career in New York at Scientific American in 1996, moved to Washington DC to join the art department of National Geographic, spent four years as a freelance science communicator, then returned to Scientific American in 2007.

    We explore the power of Jen's new book Building Science Graphics: An illustrated guide to communicating science through diagrams and visualizations as a tool to help us think about the power of interdisciplinary learning.

    You can explore that book and add it to your professional development library by clicking here.

    Follow Jen Christiansen on Social Media:

    LInkedIN

    Twitter

    Thank you to our special sponsors, learn more about StemSports and Mackin Maker today by clicking here.

    Would you like to share your thoughts on this episode?

    Send us a voice memo!

    Head to www.shiftingschools.com or email us info (at) shiftingschools.com


    253: Media literacy's BIG moment and the big game Feb 10, 2023
    Show notes

    Millions of dollars are spent on a single 30-second ad spot during Super Bowl Sunday. Now more than ever because of social media's influence the commercials that air during the big game get more talk time, more attention, and a more significant place in popular culture.

    So how are we preparing families to explore media literacy and think critically about these massively powerful ad campaigns?

    Our BRASS media literacy framework hopes to spark great discussion in and out of the classroom. That framework is a part of our brand new free guide: 'Three Ways to Leverage the Big Game for Big Learning,' and you can download it here.

    Check out the other research about Super Bowl advertising explored in this show:

    NFL accounts for 82 of 100 most-watched U.S. TV broadcasts of 2022 Super Bowl ads set the stage for marketing to millions

    If you use any of the ideas from our new free guide, we'd love to hear from you!

    Reach out to us at info(at) shiftingschools.com

    Also discussed on this episode:

    Opportunities from NEASC

    Click here

    Learn more about saving on your NCCE registration!

    Use our special promotional code "shiftingschools50"


    252: Does your school link STEM and Sports? Feb 06, 2023
    Show notes

    On this episode we learn about the connection between sports and STEM. If you've been looking to do more with that link, this conversation is for you!

    Our special guest is CEO and President of STEM Sports: Jeff Golner.

    StemSports.com is a leading website dedicated to exploring the intersection of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) with sports. The website provides articles, videos, and resources that showcase the ways in which STEM is shaping the world of sports, and how sports can inspire young people to pursue careers in STEM fields. Founded by a team of sports and STEM enthusiasts, StemSports.com has quickly become a go-to resource for coaches, athletes, and fans who are interested in learning more about the science behind their favorite sports. Whether you're looking to improve your performance on the field or just want to gain a deeper understanding of the games you love, StemSports.com has something for you. In addition to its rich content offerings, StemSports.com is also dedicated to promoting STEM education and career development. The website regularly hosts events and initiatives aimed at inspiring young people to pursue careers in STEM fields, including STEM sports camps for kids and webinars for coaches. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just a curious beginner, StemSports.com is the perfect place to discover the latest and greatest in STEM and sports. So why not visit today and start exploring the world of STEM through the lens of sports!

    We are very thankful to the folks at STEM Sports for sponsoring our special mini series on STEM.

    Learn more about Jeff Golner:

    Prior to venturing on his own, Golner enjoyed a long marketing, game operations and entertainment career with the Arizona Diamondbacks from 1997 to 2005, leaving as Senior Director of Game Operations. Golner produced close to 700 Major League Baseball games including playoff games and the four World Series games in 2001 that culminated with a Championship. Golner also served a three-year ticketing stint with the Colorado Rockies from 1994 to 1996.


    251: Where might your AI journey take your school? Feb 02, 2023
    Show notes

    Jeff and Tricia talk about the importance of curiosity as we continue to consider new tools like Chat GPT and generative AI. They explore what it might mean to think about generative AI as it intersects with information literacy and media literacy.

    Patrick Holt (Dean of Learning at XCL World Academy) kindly shares what's being discussed at his school and how curiosity is being amplified in the classrooms and hallways. He takes us on a mini journey explaining what his journey with AI has been.

    As always listeners are welcome to share their thoughts with us by sending a voice memo to the co-hosts via the SpeakPipe button on our home page at www.shiftingschools.com or by emailing us at info (at) shiftingschools.com

    This episode also discusses what it will mean to center equity in our conversations about generative AI.

    Learn more about ways to expand your learning on AI and take advantage of our special pre-sale discount: click here.

    We hope this episode helps you get curious about what Chat GPT might mean for your community's learning.


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