Educator to Educator
20 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 3 years ago - ★★★★ - 3 ratingsExploring Innovative Ideas, Practices, and Research
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Session 27: Gifted and Talented Education with Nyree Clark
June 29, 2021 17:51 - 33 minutes - 35.4 MBNyree Clark: Curriculum Program Specialist in EdTech PreK-6 for the Colton Joint Unified School District. We talk about gifted and talented education (GATE), technology, and culturally responsive teaching with Nyree Clark. Nyree shares her approach to gifted and talented education and how CRT and technology can be integrated together to provide students with amazing learning opportunities. She discusses challenges with GATE. Nyree also shares advice for K-12 teachers about gifted and talente...
Session 26: Case-based Learning with Adrie Koehler
April 01, 2021 15:00 - 33 minutes - 20.3 MBDr. Adrie Koehler, Assistant Professor, Learning and Design, Purdue University We talk about case-based teaching and learning with Dr. Adrie Koehler who is an assistant professor at Purdue University in the department of Curriculum and Instruction. She shares with us her expertise in problem-solving and problem-centered instruction. Additionally, she shares some new projects she is engaged with regarding educators' use of social media and the implications for teacher education. Resources. ...
Session 24: Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) and Supporting Teachers with An Wren, Brandi Miller, Jessica Jaime, and Jody Green
January 29, 2021 23:23 - 45 minutes - 25.9 MBWe have a conversation with four teachers who are on special assignment in their districts supporting teachers and students in the use of technology. Jody Green, Jessica Jaime, Brandi Miller, and An Wren work in districts in Southern California. Listen as they share what they do in their roles as teachers on special assignment. We talk about the successes and challenges of their positions along with how their work has changed due to schools moving to virtual instruction in 2020. Bios. An W...
Session 23: STEM Education and Design Thinking in K-12 with David Lee
December 16, 2020 20:00 - 23 minutes - 13.9 MBDavid Lee, Technology and Innovation Specialist, Singapore American School We talk STEM education and design thinking in K-12 with David Lee, an alumni of our MS in Educational Technology Program at California State University, Fullerton. David describes the work he does in supporting teachers and students at his school in his role of Technology and Innovation Specialist at the Singapore American School. We discuss with David how he approaches design thinking with K-12 students. Bio. I am ...
Session 22: Engaging Students and Parent Involvement with Lisa Moe
December 09, 2020 20:00 - 22 minutes - 13.7 MBLisa Moe, 4th-Grade Teacher Engaging students and helping them to feel part of the classroom community is something that teachers spend a great deal of time and energy on. In this session, Lisa Moe, a fourth-grade teacher in the Chino Valley Unified School District, shares with us how she engages her students, which she does quite well! She shares how she approaches this with a focus on how she has manages to continue to engage her students in a virtual teaching and learning environment. Lis...
Session 20: Hybrid Teaching, Student Choice, and Student-Centered Teaching and Learning with Ray Lopez
November 13, 2020 16:24 - 27 minutes - 15.5 MBRay Lopez, Social Studies Teacher at La Habra High School With many K-12 schools going back to some form of in-person teaching, we have a conversation with a veteran social studies teacher (and soon-to-be graduate of our MS in Educational Technology Program at CSUF) Ray Lopez of La Habra High School about the challenges and successes of teaching and learning in this environment. Ray shares his experience of teaching in a hybrid-environment where he works to engage his in-person and remote st...
The Digital Divide and Supporting Students and Teachers During the Pandemic, a Conversation with Dylan Porter
November 06, 2020 19:26 - 21 minutes - 12.6 MBDylan Porter The pandemic has intensified the discussion of and the need to address issues brought about by the digital divide. In this session, we have a conversation with Dylan Porter, alumni of our graduate program in Educational Technology, about the work he is doing for a non-profit that focuses on the digital divide in K-12 education. Dylan discusses the work he is doing to support teachers, students, and parents. We discuss challenges and opportunities presented by K-12 schools moving...
Session 18: Flipgrid with Ann Kozma, Educator Innovation Lead, Team Flipgrid @Microsoft
October 30, 2020 19:00 - 28 minutes - 26.1 MBAnn Kozma, Educator Innovation Lead, Team Flipgrid @Microsoft We talk all-things Flipgrid with Ann Kozma. Ann shares what Flipgrid is and how it is being used in interesting and innovative ways. Ann gives us a peek into recent additions to Flipgrid and what new additions we might be seeing in the near future. We also have a conversation with Ann about other tools she has been using that support student-centered learning. Resources. You can find resources using the hashtag #FlipgridForAll a...
Session 17: Arts, Media, and Entertainment Career Technical Education with Allison Frenzel
October 28, 2020 19:00 - 31 minutes - 24.7 MBAllison Frenzel, California Department of Education, Education Programs Consultant Allison shares with us the work she is doing for the California Department of Education to support Arts, Media, and Entertainment Career Technical Education. She shares how with the pandemic her work has pivoted to providing support for teachers and students to navigate teaching and learning in a virtual environment. Allison shares several resources focusing on the work she and colleagues are doing. We are for...
Session 16: Digital Badging with Dr. Erin Besser, Assistant Professor of Educational Technology at CSUF
October 23, 2020 01:21 - 21 minutes - 38.6 MBDr. Erin Besser, Assistant Professor, Graduate Program in Educational Technology, CSUF Dr. Erin Besser is the newest member of the MS in Educational Technology Program faculty at California State University, Fullerton. In this session, we have a conversation about one of Dr. Besser's expertise: digital badging. She discusses how digital badging works and how it can be used in K-12. We also talk about how Dr. Besser first started integrating technology into her elementary classroom. We end w...
Session 15: The Class of 2032: Schooling for a Digital Culture with Matthew Worwood
April 06, 2018 22:02 - 28 minutes - 5 MBMatt Worwood, Associate Director, Digital Media & Design, University of Connecticut Imagining the future of schooling is the focus of session 15 of the Educator to Educator Podcast. Matt Worwood, Associate Director of Digital Media & Design at the University of Connecticut, discusses a project he co-founded and directs--The Class of 2023--that tackles this idea. Matt shares how the project started, the project outcomes, and what has resulted since the project started. The Class of 2032 Pro...
Session 14: Maker Spaces, the Maker Movement, and HyperDuinos with Roger Wagner
March 13, 2018 00:54 - 19 minutes - 18 MBRoger Wagner, Creator of HyperStudio and HyperDuino Multimedia development in K-12 cannot be discussed without including HyperStudio. HyperStudio has a long history in providing teachers and students with the opportunity to develop interactive multimedia. The guest for this session is Roger Wagner--the creator of HyperStudio, HyperDuino, and Makerbits. In this session, Roger discussions Maker Spaces and the Maker Movement. We discuss the role technology plays in Maker Spaces. Roger gives adv...
Session 13: Talking Student Writing with Sean Ziebarth
March 05, 2018 20:14 - 22 minutes - 20.7 MBSean Ziebarth, Teacher at Fountain Valley High School, Orange County, California Student writing is the focus of this session of Educator to Educator. Sean Ziebarth, a high school English teacher at Fountain Valley High School, shares how he has his students engage in the writing process. He shares strategies about the writing process, how he approaches feedback on student writing, and how he has students use technology to facilitate their writing. Sean mentioned several resources during th...
Session 12: The Opportunity Gap in K-12 with Dr. Lisa Kirtman
March 01, 2018 22:56 - 9 minutes - 8.26 MBDr. Lisa Kirtman, Dean, College of Education at California State University Fullerton The opportunity gap in K-12 is the focus of session 11 with Dr. Lisa Kirtman, the Dean of the College of Education at Cal State Fullerton. Dr. Kirtman discusses what the opportunity gap is and shares her perspective on what educators can do to address this issue. Dr. Kirtman also talks about the role technology can have in addressing the opportunity gap. The session ends with Dr. Kirtman talking about partn...
Session 11: Creativity in the Classroom with Dr. Jonathan Plucker
February 19, 2018 20:02 - 18 minutes - 17.3 MBDr. Jonathan Plucker, Julian C. Stanley Professor of Talent Development, School of Education, Johns Hopkins University Creativity in the classroom is the focus of session 11 with international expert on creativity and talent development Dr. Jonathan Plucker. The session begins with a discussion of misconceptions about creativity. We move into a conversation about the role technology plays with creativity. Dr. Plucker ends with advice for teachers on fostering creativity with their students. ...
Session 10: Project Based Learning with Jennifer Stillittano
February 17, 2018 00:12 - 32 minutes - 29.4 MBJennifer Stillittano, Teacher and Trainer at Central Coast New Tech High School, 2015 Ed Tech Program Graduate Project Based Learning is the focus of session 10 with Jennifer Isbell, a graduate of the Ed Tech Program. Jennifer shares her experience with Project Based Learning at Central Coast New Tech High School. She provides an overview of the steps of PBL and how PBL is implement by the staff at Central Coast New Tech High School. We talk about passion projects and how they fit into the...
Session 9: Virtual Reality and 3D Modeling in K-12 Classrooms with Eddie Gonzalez
January 17, 2018 18:36 - 11 minutes - 21.4 MBEddie Gonzalez, 7 Grade Teacher, Bakersfield, California, 2015 Ed Tech Program Graduate Interested in getting your students involved in developing virtual reality or 3D modeling? Listen to how Eddie Gonzalez, a 7th grade teacher in the Bakersfield City School District and a doctoral student in Educational Leadership at Cal State Bakersfield, engages his students with virtual reality and 3D modeling. Eddie discusses projects that his students created using tools such as Sketchfab and Tinkerca...
Session 8: Computer Programming in Elementary Schools with Cory Robertson, Director of Technology for the Anaheim Elementary School District
December 22, 2017 17:21 - 18 minutes - 16.7 MBInterested in learning what your district can do with computer programming for students? In this session Cory Robertson, Director of Technology at the Anaheim Elementary School District, discusses what his distirct is doing with computer programming for students in grades K-6. Cory discusses how his district started with Scratch to […]
Session 7: Educating by Design with The Tech Rabbi Michael Cohen
December 08, 2017 18:58 - 20 minutes - 19.1 MBIncorporating design thinking and the design process in the classroom are passions of The Tech Rabbi, Michael Cohen. In this session we discuss Michael’s approach to helping teachers incorporate design principles and the design process in the classroom with their students. Michael’s also shares about his upcoming book that will […]
Session 6: Computer Science, Coding, Robotics, and More with Jason Chong
December 05, 2017 21:31 - 19 minutes - 17.8 MBAre you curious about how an effective computer science program can be run in your district? In this session, I have a conversation about this topic with Jason Chong who is a Technology and Innovation TOSA for the Fullerton School District in Fullerton, California. Jason shares with how his district has […]