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    Top of the Class

    This podcast was developed by educators for educators of all kinds, so whether you’re an undergraduate student studying to become a teacher, maybe you’re a paraprofessional, a classroom teacher, a master’s student, or an administrator, you are welcome here and we hope you’ll join us each month.

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    Top of the Class Episode 8- From the Parent Point of View Dec 03, 2018
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    In this month’s Top of the Class podcast episode, “From the Parent Point of View,” hosts Emily Pottinger and Dr. Meredith Critchfield chat with associate professors, former K-12 educators, husband-wife duo, and parents of two Tom Dyer and Dr. Rebekah Dyer about what parents really think of teachers. We chat about ways teachers can improve relationships with parents, as well as the big “dos” and “do-nots” when communicating with parents. We LOVE your feedback, so please feel free to tweet us any thoughts or ideas on Twitter using our handle @GCU_TOTC. GO LOPES!

    https://gcutopoftheclass.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/08-episode-the-parent-point-of-view.mp3


    Top of the Class-Episode 7-Practicing Mindfulness as an Educator Nov 05, 2018
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    Podcast Logo_Fall 2018As teachers, we wear a lot of hats and help dozens of students every day, but we also want to make sure we pay attention to ourselves. We can’t pour from an empty cup! In our latest Top of the Class episode, “Practicing Mindfulness as an Educator,’’ your hosts Emily Pottinger and Dr. Meredith Critchfield discuss ways for us, as teachers, to be mindful and take care of ourselves — all so we can best support our students! This episode is jam-packed with tips and tricks on how to practice mindfulness as an educator. PS: We LOVE your feedback, so please feel free to tweet us any thoughts or ideas on Twitter using our handle @GCU_TOTC. GO LOPES!

    https://gcutopoftheclass.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/07-practicing-mindfulness-as-an-educator.mp3


    Top of the Class-Episode 6-Helping Your Students in Need Oct 01, 2018
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    Podcast Logo_Fall 2018This month we’re chatting about how to help our students who have very specific learning and behavioral needs that we may, or may not, have the expertise to help. We’re talking to two experts, Katie Sprute and Crystal McCabe, who can help us understand how best to help exceptional students. We’re also going to dive into what we can do to reach all students and support everyone’s learning and social needs. We love your feedback, so please feel free to also tweet us any thoughts or ideas on Twitter using our new handle @GCU_TOTC. GO LOPES!

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    Top of the Class-Episode 5-Networking Outside the Classroom Sep 04, 2018
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    Top of the Class Image 125x125In episode 2, we discussed how we can build positive relationships within our schools and with our colleagues. If you haven’t listened to that episode, dip back in and check it out! This month, we’re diving into how to network outside our classroom walls. This is a hot topic because most educators, like us, WANT to network outside the school, but we just don’t know HOW or WHERE to get started or we feel frustrated by the logistical blocks that prevent us from getting there. We look forward to you joining us in our discussion. Please feel free to also tweet us any thoughts or ideas on Twitter using our new handle @GCU_TOTC.

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    Top of the Class-Episode 4- Rising Up: Becoming a School Leader Aug 06, 2018
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    Top of the Class Image 125x125This month we’re chatting about rising up and becoming a school leader with special guest, Dr. Debbie Rickey. We all know leadership comes in many forms in the field of education and the world of teaching. So, we are here to chat about some tips on how to become a “teacher leader” or school leader, and maybe even some trials and errors that might occur when being a leader. We look forward to you joining us in our discussion. Please feel free to also tweet us any thoughts or ideas on Twitter using our new handle @GCU_TOTC.

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    Top of the Class-Episode 3- Tech Trends Jul 02, 2018
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    cropped-top-of-the-class-image-125x125Join us, Emily Pottinger and Dr. Meredith Critchfield, in Top of the Class. This podcast was developed by educators for educators of all kinds, so whether you’re an undergraduate student studying to become a teacher, maybe you’re a paraprofessional, a classroom teacher, a master’s student, or an administrator, you are welcome here! This month we’re chatting with field experts and assistant professors, Jillian Hartman and Brandon Juarez, about Tech Trends. We’ll focus on what’s new and useful in educational technology. We’ll also chat about what’s worth spending our time and resources on in terms of tech in the classroom — and what’s not worth our time.

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    Top of the Class-Episode 2 (Part 2)- Tales from the Teachers’ Lounge Jun 20, 2018
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    cropped-top-of-the-class-image-125x125In this special two part episode we’re chatting about Tales from the Teachers’ Lounge. We have guests, Stacy Rucker and Dr. Ben Vilkas here to discuss all about making connections in your school and building positive relationships. This is part 2. So, join us as we finish the conversation we started with Stacy and Ben. If you have requests for podcast topics or want to respond to anything we’ve talked about, tweet us at @gcu_coe.

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    Top of the Class-Episode 2 (Part 1)- Tales from the Teachers’ Lounge Jun 13, 2018
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    cropped-top-of-the-class-image-125x125In this special two part episode we’re chatting about Tales from the Teachers’ Lounge. We have guests, Stacy Rucker and Dr. Ben Vilkas here to discuss all about making connections in your school and building positive relationships. This is part 1; keep your eye out for part 2 later this week! If you have requests for podcast topics or want to respond to anything we’ve talked about, tweet us at @gcu_coe.

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    Top of the Class- Extra Credit-Five Reasons you Make a Difference as an Educator May 23, 2018
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    Top of the Class Image 125x125True to teacher form, we wanted to provide you all with a little extra credit. So, join us in what we are calling our Extra Credit episodes! These episodes will be shorter than our normal episodes and pack-a-punch through rapid-fire tips and strategies to make your life easier, more efficient, and downright enjoyable! In this session, we will chat about 5 reasons why you make a difference every day as an educator. In light of everything going on in the field of education, we know it can sometimes be easy to forget how big of an impact we make on a daily basis. So, this is our personal podcast love letter to all of our fellow educators. We selected our 5 favorite teacher quotes to help lead us in explaining why what you do is so important.

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    Top of the Class-Episode 1- Elevating the Profession Apr 09, 2018
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    Top of the Class Image 125x125 Join us, Emily Pottinger and Dr. Meredith Critchfield, in Top of the Class. This podcast was developed by educators for educators of all kinds, so whether you’re an undergraduate student studying to become a teacher, maybe you’re a paraprofessional, a classroom teacher, a master’s student, or an administrator, you are welcome here and we hope you’ll join us each month where we will be discussing current trends, tips, and topics related to the field of education. In this first episode, we will look at ways we can elevate teaching as a profession and we welcome our guest, Dr. Kimberly LaPrade, Dean of the College of Education at Grand Canyon University.

    https://gcutopoftheclass.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/01-elevating-the-profession.mp3


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