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    Teaching Unscripted

    A podcast from Heinemann bringing educators timely and relevant conversations to support student-centered instruction.

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    Water for Teachers: Love with guest Gabby Bachoo Feb 18, 2021
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    Welcome to Water for Teachers, A Heinemann podcast focused on engaging with the hearts and humanity of those who teach. One thing we know for sure is that teachers are human. They have fears. They've experienced tragedy. They struggle. They are affected by crises and pandemics. And like everyone else, they deserve to lead lives full of peace, joy, and love. Join host Shamari Reid and other educators as they move from logic to emotion, from the head to the heart, from thinking to feeling, and from the ego to love.

    This week, Shamari is joined by Gabby Bachoo, a first year teacher, as they talk about our ability to love as humans and how we can center that love in the classroom.

    Follow Water for Teachers on Twitter @Water4Teachers

    Check out Shamari's other work at Shamarireid.com

    Read a transcript of this episode and learn more at blog.heinemann.com

    © Heinemann Publishing 2021

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    Water for Teachers: The World and Us with guest Tara Benitez Feb 11, 2021
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    Welcome to Water for Teachers, A Heinemann podcast focused on engaging with the hearts and humanity of those who teach. One thing we know for sure is that teachers are human. They have fears. They've experienced tragedy. They struggle. They are affected by crises and pandemics. And like everyone else, they deserve to lead lives full of peace, joy, and love. Join host Shamari Reid and other educators as they move from logic to emotion, from the head to the heart, from thinking to feeling, and from the ego to love.

    This week, Shamari is joined by Tara Benitez, a 2nd Grade Special Education ICT Teacher in Vinegar Hill, Brooklyn. They talk about our complicated identities as humans -how they inform how we interact with the world and how the world interacts with us- all framed in education and with a discussion on the oft-misunderstood and overused term "intersectionality". They ask, how do we build resilience to keep our focus and energy on the kids without letting stress affect our well-being? How do teachers deal with trauma?

    Follow Water for Teachers on Twitter @Water4Teachers

    Check out Shamari's other work at Shamarireid.com

    Read a transcript of this episode and learn more at blog.heinemann.com

    © Heinemann Publishing 2021

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    Water for Teachers: Setting the Stage with guest Holly Jordan Feb 04, 2021
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    Welcome to Water for Teachers, A Heinemann podcast focused on engagement with the hearts and humanity of those who teach. One thing we know for sure is that teachers are human. They have fears. They've experienced tragedy. They struggle. They are affected by crises and pandemics. And like everyone else, they deserve to lead lives full of peace, joy, and love. Join host Shamari Reid and other educators as they move from logic to emotion, from the head to the heart, from thinking to feeling, and from the ego to love.

    This week, Shamari is joined by Holly Jordan, a public school teacher of fifteen years from Durham, NC, as they explore the power of vulnerability and being honest about our imperfect humanity.

    Follow Water for Teachers on Twitter @Water4Teachers

    Check out Shamari's other work at Shamarireid.com

    Read a transcript of this episode and learn more at blog.heinemann.com

    © Heinemann Publishing 2021

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    Coming Soon! Water for Teachers with Shamari Reid Jan 29, 2021
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    The Heinemann Podcast is pleased to present Water for Teachers, a new mini-series focused on engaging with the hearts and humanity of those who teach.

    Water for Teachers is rooted in the knowledge that teachers are human.

    Teachers have fears, experience tragedy, struggle, are affected by crises and pandemics... And like everyone else, teachers deserve to lead lives full of peace, joy, and love. Join host Shamari Reid and other educators as they move from logic to emotion, from the head to the heart, from thinking to feeling, from the ego to love.

    In this preview episode, Shamari sits down with the Heinemann Podcast's Steph George to discuss the inspiration behind Water for Teachers. Stay on afterwards for a short sample of the first episode.


    Follow Water for Teachers on Twitter @Water4Teachers

    Follow Shamari Reid on Twitter @ShamariKReid

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    Jennifer Serravallo and Marilyn Burns on the Connection Between Literacy and Math Jan 28, 2021
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    On this special edition of the Heinemann Podcast, we're bringing together authors Jennifer Serravallo and Marilyn Burns as they explore the intersections between literacy and math in the k-5 classroom.

    Marilyn Burns is one of today’s most highly respected math educators. She is the creator and founder of Math Solutions®, and has dedicated her career to the improvement of math instruction across grades K–8. Marilyn has taught in the classroom for many years, written children’s books, led in-service workshops, written professional development publications for teachers and administrators, and created professional development videos. Marilyn continues to teach regularly in the classroom, finding the experience essential to developing and testing new ideas and materials.

    Marilyn, with her co-author, Lynne Zolli, has been developing a new digital interview tool with Heinemann called Listening to Learn, it releases this Spring. Listening to Learn helps teachers and math coaches engage students in mathematical conversations without paper and pencil, understand how students’ reason, and make informed instructional decisions. Marilyn says Listening to Learn is the most exciting project she's worked on in her entire professional career.

    Jennifer Serravallo is the author of New York Times’ bestseller The Reading Strategies Book as well as The Writing Strategies Book, Understanding Texts & Readers, and A Teacher's Guide to Reading Conferences. Her newest book publishing later this spring is Teaching Writing in Small Groups.

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    Risk. Fail. Rise. Read Aloud with Colleen Cruz Jan 21, 2021
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    Educators often sacrifice personal time and energy to their students’ and school’s needs but when these sacrifices outweigh personal care, both teacher and student suffer.

    Today on the podcast, we’re bringing you a special preview chapter from Colleen Cruz’s new audiobook, Risk. Fail. Rise.: A Teacher’s Guide to Learning from Mistakes.

    In this excerpt from her book, we hear Colleen read the first half of the essay, “ Martyrs Make More Mistakes.” She writes how the sacrifices educators make not only depletes their personal energy and goals, but also increases the frequency of harmful mistakes made in the classroom.

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    Elevating Equity and Justice Read Aloud with Robert Kim Nov 19, 2020
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    Schools can take steps to increase student racial diversity--but sometimes putting policies into practice is more complicated than it should be.

    Today on the podcast we’re bringing you a special preview chapter from Robert Kim’s new audiobook Elevating Equity and Justice: Ten U.S. Supreme Court Cases Every Teacher Should Know. Bob is a former civil rights attorney, and is a leading expert in education law and policy. In this excerpt, Bob reads from the third chapter of his book, which details Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1, a 2007 case that highlights how some conscious racial-integration plans could actually be a violation of the 14th amendment. It also draws attention to the growing racial segregation among schools in the U.S., and the desperate need for creative solutions.

    Learn more about the audiobook version of Elevating Equity and Justice.

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    Modeling Mistake Making Nov 12, 2020
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    Think back to your last big mistake. If you’re like most of us, “grateful” probably isn’t the first word that comes to mind. Mistakes are part of learning. How do we address our own mistakes and model our responses? How do we create a mistakes-welcoming classroom?

    In her new book, Risk. Fail. Rise. A Teacher’s Guide to Learning from Mistakes, author Colleen Cruz invites us to be more aware of the mistakes we make so we can learn to avoid the unnecessary ones and learn how to respond to useful ones. In turn this will help our classrooms be a place of positive risk-taking and productive failure for all students.

    We started our conversation with Colleen by asking how she approaches such a daunting topic as our mistakes.

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    Demystifying the Writing Process Oct 29, 2020
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    What do we do when students are reluctant to write? The most important thing to remember is that it's the conditions, not the kids.

    Today on the podcast we're talking about the productive struggle of writing with Kelly Boswell, author of the new book Every Kid A Writer: Strategies That Get Everyone Writing. In her book, Kelly provides a different approach to writing instruction; one that centers joy, choice, and recognizes that writing is hard for everyone sometimes. When we accept the inherent struggle of writing, and choose to trust kids with their learning, the result may be a pleasant surprise.

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    Reading, Writing, and Speaking for Change Oct 22, 2020
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    Are your students ready to become the engaged and informed citizens our democracy needs right now? Your classroom can be a place for them to experience what it means to live in community with others, to overcome differences, and to ask the questions.

    Today on the podcast we're joined by Mary Ehrenworth, Pablo Wolfe, and Marc Todd, co-authors of The Civically Engaged Classroom: Reading, Writing, and Speaking for Change. Their book offers strategies and lessons for facilitating civic engagement that you can use in your classroom immediately. They believe that the work of engaging young people isn’t about giving students a voice: they already have their own voices. The work is about teaching them to use those voices with power.

    Follow our guests on Twitter:

    @MaryEhrenworth

    @pablowolfe

    @marctoddnyc

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