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The One With Melissa Emler And Her Social Media Interns May 16, 2018

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Jason Bretzmann subs in for Mandy as Melissa Emler shares stories about her students being social media interns and the impact that telling our education stories has on the culture of a school and a district. Melissa shows Josh and Jason why she is truly a "Multi-Passionate Educator."

The One With Tisha Richmond And Her MAGIC May 10, 2018

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A magical conversation about gamifcation, food trucks, and getting our students to love the learning process. Josh, Mandy, and Tisha tell stories about making the learning authentic, meaningful, and fun.

The One With Barb Gruener & Her Puppets May 02, 2018

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The most stories per square inch in any podcast so far. Heartwarming and inspiring stories. Plus puppets, puppets, and more puppets. How are these little plush tools so useful for kids of all ages? Check in with Mandy, Josh, and Barb to find out more. Plus get your Game of Stories deck now at tinyurl.com/ppdstories

The One With Teresa Gross And Her Learning Journey Apr 25, 2018

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Josh and Mandy talk with Teresa Gross and hear about the flexibility she has shown as an educator. Different grades, different roles, and a never-changing commitment to her students. Add in a Game of Stories card about Google tools and you get a useful conversation about education and educators. You should tell your stories too. Submit your story at storiesinedu.com by clicking "Contest"

The One With Halley Ortiz And The Eleventybillionth Thing She Learned Apr 18, 2018

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One of the best conversations with lots of give and take and experiences shared. Follow the journey of educator Halley Ortiz as she leaves the classroom and comes back again. She shares all that she learned (well, maybe a fraction of it) and tells the stories of how she and her students have learned together and made progress. She is a champion for teachers and the many "things" they have to do and are expected to do.

The One With Sherrill Knezel And Her Sketchnote Passion Apr 12, 2018

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Josh and Mandy talk with Sherrill about her passion for sketchnoting and hear the stories of the impact they have had on her students. The group shares stories about how sketchnoting can happen as a preferred note-taking method even if students or teachers are not artists. Great stories and a wonderful extra conversation using the Game of Stories tinyurl.com/ppdstories

The One With Brian Costello Where He Wants To Be His Students' Worst Teacher Apr 04, 2018

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Josh and Mandy talk with current teacher of teachers, former elementary teacher, and multi-book author Brian Costello. He says we've probably forgot a lot of our stories so it's probably about time that we start telling them. We don't want to lose them, right? Submit yours at storiesinedu.com to share it with the world.

The One With Ken Bauer When Pepe Uses His Markers Mar 28, 2018

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Josh and Mandy hear the stories from the college classes of Ken Bauer. He talks about flipped learning, mastery learning, and peer instruction. But mostly he tells the stories of what it's like when you change from a traditional to a learner-centered classroom...and what it's like when Pepe uses your markers!

Submit your own stories for the Stories in EDU book contest here: https://www.storiesinedu.com/

The One With Sandra Menxueiro When She Turns Around A School Mar 21, 2018

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Josh describes it as the most inspiring podcast so far. Principal Menxueiro tells the story of how she and her staff have all become reading teachers to take their school of students who couldn't read to a school of readers. Josh, Sandra, and Mandy discuss the ups and downs and the methods of celebrations used to share their stories with the world. You should share your story too. Check out the Stories in EDU BOOK CONTEST at https://www.storiesinedu.com/

The One With Latoya Dixon Where She Issues A Call To Action Mar 13, 2018

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Amazing experiences and enlightening stories about a career in education that led to the conclusions that we have to celebrate the art of teaching instead of focusing too much on the data of education. Dr. Latoya Dixon explains her philosophy and the ideas in her book Burned Out, Beaten Up, & Fighting Back: A Call to Action for America's Public Educators. Josh and Mandy learn and share with the best and add a fun discussion of video conferencing with a Game of Stories card. tinyurl.com/ppdstories

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