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Kathy Keyes — Episode #98
October 02, 2019 02:35 - 41 minutes - 38.4 MBKathy Keyes taught English for 36 years—at a rural high school, at an urban university, and at a college preparatory Catholic high school. A graduate of Purdue and Indiana University, Kathy recently stepped out of the teaching profession for a “gap year” in order to reevaluate and process the joys and challenges of teaching. She served as co-chair of the English department where she mentored teachers. She taught AP Literature for 17 years, was an AP reader, and served on the AP Lit developm...
Erik Powell — Episode #97
September 01, 2019 22:29 - 44 minutes - 40.9 MBThis fall, Erik begins his 26th year of teaching, most of them at Ferris High School in Spokane. He loves working with passionate, intelligent, and innovative colleagues who are committed to helping students each day. Erik teaches English 10 and AP English Literature & Composition and has coached soccer, basketball, and track. In addition to his work at Ferris, Erik has served as a member of ASCD's Understanding by Design cadre, helping schools across the country implement backward design in...
Brandon Abdon — Episode #96
August 28, 2019 17:26 - 40 minutes - 37.4 MBOriginally from Greenup, Kentucky - a small town in Appalachia - Brandon now lives in Cincinnati with Angela, his wife, and their 2 sons, Hilton (9) and Dorian (6). After high school, he attended Ashland Community College as a nursing major before transferring to the University of Kentucky. He graduated in 2002 with degrees in English Education and Classics. Since then, he has taught public school in a variety of settings - urban, rural, suburban - and worked with teachers and students at...
Roy Smith — Episode #95
August 14, 2019 17:39 - 37 minutes - 35.2 MBRoy F. Smith is the English Department Chair at Round Rock High School and teaches AP English Literature and Dual-Credit English. Roy is an AP English Literature College Board Consultant. He is also a consultant for the National Math and Science Institute (NMSI). In 2015, he was named Round Rock High School and the Round Rock ISD Secondary Teacher of the Year. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, running and playing with my grandsons, Lincoln and Harrison. The post Roy Smith — Episode #...
Donna Carpenter — Episode #94
August 07, 2019 13:43 - 23 minutes - 22.3 MBDonna Carpenter is committed to lifelong learning and student-centered teaching. She earned her Bachelors from Gettysburg College and her Masters from University of Pennsylvania. Following a successful career in publishing, Donna returned to the classroom at Kingsway High School in Southern New Jersey where she has taught ninth grade English, Film Studies and her greatest passion: AP English Literature and Composition. In 2010-2011, she was named Teacher of the Year in her district. While sh...
Elizabeth Matheny — Episode #93
July 30, 2019 17:36 - 29 minutes - 27.4 MBElizabeth Matheny has taught for Maryland Public Schools for thirteen years. She currently teaches English 9 and AP Language and Composition. When she’s not teaching, she’s usually hiking or exploring independent bookstores with her husband and son. You can find her and what’s happening in her classroom on Twitter @matheeli. The post Elizabeth Matheny — Episode #93 appeared first on Talks with Teachers.
Megan Neville — Episode #92
July 29, 2019 14:13 - 28 minutes - 26.2 MBMegan is an English Teacher and Department Coordinator at Cuyahoga Heights High School. She has been teaching English language arts to high school students near Cleveland, Ohio since 2004, earning her master's degree from Kent State University in 2007 and achieving National Board Certification in 2013. She has ventured beyond her own classroom to work with urban youth through the Akron based organization Alchemy, Inc. and has also traveled to Istanbul, Turkey to work with teachers and stu...
Dave Stuart Jr. — Episode #91
August 06, 2018 11:24 - 36 minutes - 34.4 MBDave Stuart Jr. is a husband and dad who teaches high schoolers in a small town. He is animated by a simple belief: all students and teachers should flourish. Every article he write, every lesson he teaches, and book he reads is driven by the certainty that that can, and must, happen. He is the author of These 6 Things: How to Focus Your Teaching on What Matters Most (Corwin Literacy), he shares his work on his blog, www.davestuartjr.com, and reaches teachers through his newsletter. In ...
Alex Kajitani: Episode #90
May 11, 2018 02:51 - 35 minutes - 32.9 MBFifteen years ago, Alex Kajitani was a struggling new teacher in one of California’s poorest neighborhoods. He’d left a potentially lucrative career in restaurant management to pursue his teaching dream, and now his inner-city middle school students were unmotivated, unengaged and uninterested in the math he was teaching. Demoralized and desperate, he set out on a journey to turn his class, and his life, around. Today, Alex holds the title of California Teacher of the Year and a Top-4 Final...
#89 Jim Burke of the English Companion
October 18, 2017 02:51 - 56 minutes - 52.5 MBJim Burke is the author of numerous bestselling books, including the English Teacher’s Companion and What’s the Big Idea? The question he’s always tried to answer is “How can we teach our students better?” He seeks these answers daily through his work in his own classroom at Burlingame High School in California where he still teaches after twenty years. Jim has received numerous awards, including the NCTE Intellectual Freedom Award, the NCTE Conference on English Leadership Award, and the C...
Shanna Peeples: 2015 National Teacher of the Year
September 30, 2017 18:46 - 28 minutes - 26.8 MBShanna Peeples, is now a graduate student at the Harvard School of Education. She was a high school English teacher from Amarillo, Texas, and was named the 2015 National Teacher of the Year. Peeples taught AP English at Palo Duro High School, where she served as the English department chair as well as an instructional coach for other teachers. In this Talks with Teachers episode you will learn: How Shanna took a circuitous route to the classroom. She worked as a disc jockey, medical assi...
David Miller: AP Literature Chief Reader
September 24, 2017 19:53 - 41 minutes - 38.6 MBDavid Miller -- Episode #87 An insightful thinker, an incredible scholar and well-respected English teacher at Mississippi College for more than two decades, David Miller received accolades as MC’s Distinguished Professor of the Year in 2013. Miller graduated summa cum laude graduate at 3,400-student Nyack College that’s known as New York’s Christian college. Founded in 1882 in New York City as a training school for missionaries, the school bills itself as the first Bible college in North ...
Chris Bronke
March 01, 2017 02:46 - 31 minutes - 29.4 MBEpisode #86 Christopher Bronke has been teaching English for 13 years and is in his 5th year as English Department Chair at Downers Grove North. In this role he teaches 9th-grade honors, evaluates teachers, oversees the literacy coaching program, plans and implements PD, and works with other district leaders on CCSS integration/implementation and common assessments and rubrics. He has presented nationally on CCSS integration across all subject areas, creating a teacher brand, blogging to em...
Monica Burns: Class Tech Tips (Episode #85)
February 12, 2017 23:24 - 21 minutes - 21 MBDr. Monica Burns is a Curriculum and EdTech Consultant, Apple Distinguished Educator and Founder of ClassTechTips.com. As an educator, Monica was part of her school’s Federal Magnet Funding leadership team and was a vocal advocate for bringing 1:1 technology into her 5th grade classroom. During her tenure as a classroom teacher, Monica used iPads to create engaging, differentiated learning experience to meet the unique needs of her students. Realizing the power of tech tools in the classroom...
Mentor Texts with Allison Marchetti and Rebekah O’Dell
September 28, 2016 22:14 - 27 minutes - 26.1 MBEpisode #83 of the Talks with Teachers podcast Allison Marchetti (Co-Founder of Moving Writers) currently teaches English 8 and Reading Writing Workshop 9 at Trinity Episcopal School in Richmond, Virginia. Previously, she taught English 9, 10, Creative Writing, and AP Language at James River High School in Midlothian, Virginia. Allison earned her B.A. in English with a Poetry Writing Emphasis and her Master of Teaching from the University of Virginia. Allison is a professional development ...
#83 Sean Gaillard and Natalie Krayenvenger
August 28, 2016 13:33 - 27 minutes - 26.5 MBSean Gaillard is Principal of John F. Kennedy High School in North Carolina. He founded#EdBeat and #CelebrateMonday, and is a#Read4Fun co-founder. He is also a co-organizer for EdCamp Global. Natalie Krayenvenger is the sherpa of learning to some amazing 4th graders in Maryland. She is a reader, blogger, positive warrior, presenter for Kahoot! and #Buncee Ambassador. In this episode you will learn: The power of being a connected educator How to get started on Twitter How you can inc...
Les Burns: Responsive Teaching
August 14, 2016 02:56 - 37 minutes - 34.8 MBLes Burns is an Associate Professor of Literacy at the University of Kentucky and a former high school English language arts teacher in rural and suburban Kansas. He is the Program Chair of English Education for the Department of Curriculum and Instruction. Les served as the chief curriculum consultant for the state of Kentucky’s P-12 Model Curriculum Framework for all content areas and grade levels, which was awarded the John I. Wilson National Award for Innovation in Education in 2010. He ...
Episode #81 — Jodi Rice
April 17, 2016 13:19 - 59 minutes - 55.8 MBJodi Rice teaches AP Language and Composition, a social science course online, administers the online courses at The Bishop Strachan School. She also works on the AP Language and Composition Test Development Committee and coaches the Public Speaking and Debate team. In this episode you will learn: -- How Jodi incorporate more nonfiction into a Literature-based course -- How to understand the construction of arguments, whether implied or explicit -- Why English teachers should read Ever...
Episode #80 with Anita Jordan
March 27, 2016 12:52 - 33 minutes - 31.5 MBListen to all episodes of the Talks with Teachers podcast on Anita Jordan is a skilled, caring professional to work with educational professionals building effective programs and strategies for Advanced Placement English. In this episode you will learn: how she knew she was best suited for teaching high school instead of middle school why middle school kids are neither fish nor fowl how she was able to get her students to think for themselves why a teacher should not answe...
#79 Dan Tricarico — The Zen Teacher
February 11, 2016 15:27 - 20 minutes - 19.3 MBDan Tricarico is The Zen Teacher. He has been a member of the West Hills High School English Department for over twenty years. He is author of The Zen Teacher: Creating Focus, Simplicity, and Tranquility in the Classroom and the teaching methods text You're a Teacher. . .So Act Like One! Improving Your Stage Presence in the Classroom (Writer's Club Press 2002). Additionally, he spent a full year as columnist for the writing website Scribophile. In his spare time, he enjoys writing fiction...
#78 Sarah Donovan of Ethical ELA
January 24, 2016 14:24 - 29 minutes - 27.5 MBSarah Donovan Ethical ELA provides teachers with that which is compassionate, just, and good in English Language Arts for the human beings with whom we are entrusted. Written by teachers, teacher educators, parents, and students for the good of humanity. In this episode Sarah and I discuss: Her transition from social work to education What she brought from her social work background into the classroom The lessons she learned as a new teacher How to effectively navigate the syste...
#77 Teaching Channel’s Erika Nielsen Andrew
January 11, 2016 03:21 - 23 minutes - 23.6 MBErika Nielsen Andrew is the Chief Academic Officer at Teaching Channel. She started her career as a high school social studies teacher in several Bay Area schools. After a short stint as a high school administrator, she earned her doctorate at University of California, Berkeley, and went on to found and lead several coaching groups at the School of Education, including the Urban Schools Network and the Teaching and Learning Alliance. Subscribe to Talks with Teachers on iTunes In this episo...
Pursue Your Passion
November 12, 2015 19:52 - 5 minutes - 6.12 MBIn this week's podcast episode I talk about something I believe will help English develop amazing experiences for their students, The Best Lesson Series: Literature. The book contains 15 extraordinary lessons from great teachers. The lessons and practical approaches in the book prove how anyone is capable of engaging students, building skills, and making their classroom a magical place. Get a FREE sample of The Best Lesson Series: Literature Order your copy today! The post Pursue Yo...
Episode #75 Laura Bradley Talks NaNoWriMo
October 28, 2015 01:46 - 30 minutes - 29 MBDownload on iTunes Follow Laura on Twitter Laura teaches English language arts, digital design, and media productions, and co-advises the student-produced news station, at Kenilworth Junior High School in Petaluma, California. She is a Google for Education Certified Innovator, National Board Certified Teacher, Edutopia Facilitator, Bay Area Writing Project Teacher Consultant with an MA in Ed. Tech. In 2015, she was a first place winner of the Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation Teacher Innovato...
Episode #74 David Bosso
October 04, 2015 19:28 - 29 minutes - 27.6 MBDavid Bosso, the 2012 Connecticut Teacher of the Year, has been teaching Social Studies at Berlin High School since 1998. He was recently named the 2012-2013 Outstanding Secondary Social Studies Teacher of the Year by the National Council for the Social Studies, and was recognized by the Connecticut Council of the Social Studies for its Excellence in Social Studies Education award in 2009. In this episode you will learn: How David uses the textbook as a tool, not as a curriculum How Da...
Episode 73 with Terry Heick of Teach Thought
September 13, 2015 12:59 - 29 minutes - 28 MBListen on iTunes Terry Heick is the creator of Teach Thought. He is a former English teacher turned education dreamer who is interested in how learning is changing in a digital and connected world. This includes, among other changes, the rise of self-directed learning. He is also interested in the power of questions, the role of play in learning, clarifying digital literacy, the flexibility of project-based learning, marrying mobile learning and place-based education (especially through me...
#72 — Penny Kittle: Engaging Readers and Building Better Writers
July 27, 2015 19:42 - 21 minutes - 20.4 MBPenny Kittle is an English teacher, literacy coach, and director of new teacher mentoring at Kennett High School in North Conway, New Hampshire. She teaches 10th, 11th, and 12th graders each fall and also occasionally in the alternative night school for adult students. Penny is also currently the National Council of Teachers of English Policy Analyst for the State of New Hampshire. You can follow her at www.pennykittle.net In this episode you will learn: Penny's travels as a teacher and ...
#71 Michael Dunlea — Listening to Student Voices
July 21, 2015 00:33 - 36 minutes - 34 MBMichael Dunlea became a teacher for the same reason most did, he wanted to make a difference. He decided to become a teacher via the alternate route after working in restaurant/hotel management for over 20 years. He was a finalist for the NJ State Teacher of the Year, which set him on a path of teacher leadership that included becoming a Teacher Fellow with America Achieves in 2012 and Hope Street Group in 2014. In this episode you will learn: How he created a grassroots, teacher-led stor...
#70 Angela Watson: Advocating for Teachers and Students
March 24, 2015 02:04 - 24 minutes - 22.4 MBUsing backwards design, share your teaching story. Tell the Talks with Teachers audience where you are now and how you arrived at this place in your career. -- Her role is as an educational consultant and and instructional coach. Angela considers herself an advocate for students and teachers. She had 11 years of experience in Washington D.C. and Florida. She started writing books for teachers and curriculum for teachers. Identify a mentor that guided you in your journey to become a mas...
#69 Rafranz Davis: The Five Words That Can Change a Student’s Life
March 15, 2015 18:45 - 22 minutes - 20.8 MBRafranz Davis LEARNER! Math & Tech Geek! Tech Specialist, Google Certified Teacher, Disruptor of Ridiculousness, Social Media writer for @DiscoveryEd Math #educolor Subscribe on iTunes In this episode you will learn: What enabled her to transition from a middle school math teacher into tech specialist How you can have an impact on a classroom in a country you've never visited Why Rafranz does not get to have an off day as a teacher of color How she learned to challenge her stud...
#68 Edutopia: Inspiration That Works
March 03, 2015 21:04 - 29 minutes - 27.2 MBElana Leoni and Samer Rabadi Social Media Team at Edutopia In this episode you will learn about: Edutopia's mission How Edutopia evolved from a print magazine to a digital resource Edutopia's community-building strategies What teachers can do to be solution oriented in their approach to the craft of teaching How teachers are using Edutopia to give voice to what's happening in the trenches right now The ways in which teachers can apply Edutopia's community-building strategies to...
#67 Dan McCabe: Changing Words to Develop a Growth Mindset
February 23, 2015 21:15 - 32 minutes - 29.6 MBDan McCabe Lead Learner ★ Assistant Principal ★ Co-Moderator #NYEDchat ★ Co-Founder @EdCampLI ★http://danmccabe.blogspot.com Subscribe on iTunes In this episode you will learn: What students gain from taking business courses The ways in which students can develop entrepreneurial thinking How mentorship from a colleague made Dan a better educator Why leadership is a choice, not a title How Dan transitioned from a business teacher to an assistant principal How social media can ...
#66 Connecting with Students: James Sturtevant on the Art of Relationships
February 16, 2015 00:52 - 23 minutes - 21.5 MBJames Sturtevant Jim Sturtevant first stepped in front of high school students in the late summer of 1985. Jim predicted he would teach a year or two, before pursuing something grown up: go to law school, get a PhD, or enter the private sector and earn a fortune. But, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum. Jim fell in love with his students. Could one really get paid for bonding with young people? The answer was…ABSOLUTELY! And still is, some thirty years and thousands of stud...
#65 Tech as a Tool to Differentiate Instruction
February 05, 2015 03:54 - 15 minutes - 14.1 MBCheryl Costello Academic Tech Coordinator at Cheshire Academy,an independent school in Cheshire, CT. Member of #CAIS Commission on Technology Subscribe on iTunes In this episode you will learn: How she began using technology as a tool to differentiate instruction How she managed to go from a stay-at home mom to a successful teacher What she learned about flexibility in lesson panning and how she learned it The time and planning that goes into successful teaching Why everyone ...
#64 Brianna Crowley — ASCD Emerging Leader
January 28, 2015 02:23 - 27 minutes - 25 MBBrianna Crowley #Teacherpreneur w/ @teachingquality, 2013 @ASCD Emerging Leader, English Teacher, TechCoach, NBCT http://about.me/brianna.crowley Subscribe on iTunes In this episode you will learn: Her hybrid role as a classroom teacher and a Teacherpreneur for The Center for Teaching Quality Why she became a teacher and how she became a master teacher by connecting with others Her lesson that fell flat and how it crushed her at the time What the public fails to realize about...
#63 Active and Engaged Math Teaching: Michael Flynn
January 20, 2015 21:28 - 31 minutes - 28.9 MBMichael Flynn Director of Mathematics Leadership Program at Mount Holyoke College In this episode you will learn: How he went from hating math to teaching it Why teaching the way you were taught is not always a successful practice The ways in which we can use our colleagues as resources Why summer PD can transform your teaching How his teaching changed from teacher-centered to student-centered The questions you should ask to determine if your classroom is student-centered. ...
#62 Marguerite Izzo — Giving Our Very Best
January 13, 2015 01:43 - 24 minutes - 22.4 MBMarguerite Izzo -- National Teaching Hall of Fame Inductee Subscribe to "The Test" -- Brian's new podcast about teaching in an era of testing Listen to find out: Why Marguerite has taught every grade from 5-12 Marguerite is a member of the Teaching Hall of Fame Why she firmly believes that if you can teach middle school, you can teach anything How teaching is more difficult than being a doctor and why our best is needed every day How administrative support can be a game changer f...
Special Project: AP Lit Help’s “The Test”
January 07, 2015 01:53 - 7 minutes - 6.96 MBSubscribe to The Test on iTunes check out aplithelp.com Could they read and could they write? That’s what they wanted to know. Of course they could do it, but how well could they do it? So they worked in silence for three hours, reading and writing. That’s all it took — three hours. A year’s worth of work, and it was done in three hours. And then, they awaited judgement. Issac and Annie are two of the nearly 400,000 students globally that took the AP Literature and Composition exam last y...
#60 2014 National Teacher of the Year — Sean McComb
December 15, 2014 02:17 - 26 minutes - 24.2 MBSean McComb -- 2014 National Teacher of the Year Sean McComb, an English teacher at Patapsco High School & Center for the Arts in Baltimore County, was named 2014 National Teacher of the Year. In addition to teaching, McComb supports his Patapsco colleagues through coaching and training as the school's Staff Development Teacher. He also served as a curriculum writer for the school system and an adjunct instructor in Education and Writing at Towson University. In this episode you will l...
#59 1-Year Anniversary w/ Brian Sztabnik
December 08, 2014 01:47 - 26 minutes - 24.8 MBBrian Sztabnik -- educator Brian Sztabnik runs the Talks With Teachers podcasts, #aplitchat and created aplithelp.com. He has taught English Language Arts for ten years in middle schools, high schools, the inner city and the suburbs. He is currently the lead English teacher at a high school on Long Island, where he teaches AP Literature and electives. He has presented at the AP Annual Conference, LI Connected Educators, the New York State English Council Conference, and at local worksho...
#58 Teacher Time with Ali Wright and Angela Gunter
December 01, 2014 03:05 - 27 minutes - 25.1 MBAli Wright and Angela Gunther Recently, Kentucky teacher leaders, led by Ali Wright and Angela Gunther, posed a challenge: rethink professional learning and restructure the school day to improve learning for students and teachers. Along with the Center for Teaching Quality, they analyzed current teacher schedules and conducted an intensive three-day chat discussing teacher needs and opportunities for reallocating time. http://www.teachingquality.org/teachertime Teacher Time Info Graphic...
#57 The Cult of Pedagogy with Jennifer Gonzalez
November 24, 2014 02:42 - 29 minutes - 26.8 MBJennifer Gonzalez -- educator and blogger For eight years, Jennifer taught middle school language arts. Half that time was spent in an east-coast state, the other half in a Midwestern state. She earned her National Board Certification in 2004. Then, after having her first child, she left teaching to be a stay-at-home mom, knowing there was no way she could do both jobs well. In 2008, she was hired by a local university to teach pre-service teachers. This work gave her a new passion for prep...
#56: The Cool Cat Teacher Talks Digital Tools and How Leaders are Readers
November 16, 2014 22:11 - 31 minutes - 36.1 MBVicki Davis -- educator, author, speaker @coolcatteacher www.coolcatteacher.com In this episode you will learn: How Vicki transferred from a career initially in the business world to the world of teaching and education Why you can be exceptional anywhere in any discipline The difference between talking about research-based best practices and living these practices in your classroom How not to feel alone as a teacher What you can do to motivate your students Why the complex...
#55 Throwing Out Grades with Mark Barnes
November 10, 2014 00:29 - 5 MBMark Barnes -- educator, author, speaker Internationally-recognized speaker and education writer Mark Barnes is the author of Role Reversal: Achieving Uncommonly Excellent Results in the Student-Centered Classroom, named a 2013 Best Professional Book by Teacher Librarian Magazine,The 5-Minute Teacher (ASCD, 2013), Teaching the iStudent (Corwin, 2014), 5 Skills for the Global Learner and Assessment 3.0 (Corwin, 2015). Mark presents keynotes and seminars worldwide on his Results Only Learn...
#54 Scaffolding for Strength with David Grossman
November 02, 2014 22:25 - 20 minutes - 19 MBDavid Grossman David is a 7th grade science teacher at TK Stone Middle School in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. His goal is to inspire wonder in his students as they explore science, gaining the science literacy that they need to be successful members of society. Find David on Twitter @tkSciGuy Check David's website dedicated to the Next Generation Science Standards In this episode you will learn: David's journey as a teacher that includes teaching in an alternative school, being a lib...
#53 Introducing Poetry with 3-D Art
October 29, 2014 00:59 - 5 minutes - 5.26 MBEpisode #53 The post #53 Introducing Poetry with 3-D Art appeared first on Talks with Teachers.
#52: The Creative Classroom: Tim Needles, Art Teacher
October 26, 2014 22:39 - 35 minutes - 32.7 MBTim Needles www.timneedles.com @timneedles Tim Needles is art and film teacher at Smithtown High School and an adjunct professor at Adelphi University. He earned a M.A. with a focus in media arts from the State University of Stony Brook and a B.F.A. in photography and education from the School of Visual Arts. He is an Adobe Master Teacher and has been teaching fine art, film history, animation, and media arts for over eight years on the high school and college level. Tim is also the found...
Is Homework Helpful?
October 22, 2014 01:36 - 6 minutes - 6.19 MBEpisode #51 Want a transcript of this episode? Ready to share your homework philosophy? Click here The post Is Homework Helpful? appeared first on Talks with Teachers.
The Power of Branding with Tony Sinanis and Joe Sanfelippo
October 19, 2014 21:33 - 33 minutes - 31 MBTony Sinanis and Joe Sanfelippo Tony Sinanis, principal and “lead learner” at Cantiague Elementary School in Jericho, was selected as the 2014 New York State Elementary Principal of the Year by the School Administrators Association of New York State (SAANYS) and the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP). Dr. Joe Sanfelippo is the Superintendent of the Fall Creek School District in Fall Creek, Wisconsin. Joe holds a BA in Elementary and Early Childhood Educ...
Shakespearean Musical Chairs: A Deep Dive Into a Wacky Wednesday
October 15, 2014 00:52 - 7 minutes - 6.92 MBEpisode #49 Subscribe and be inspired each week Want a transcript of this episode? Want to share your version of musical chairs? Do it here. The post Shakespearean Musical Chairs: A Deep Dive Into a Wacky Wednesday appeared first on Talks with Teachers.