Episode 3: "Building a Digitally Literate Classroom: Strategies for Success"

(This episode focuses on practical, solution-oriented strategies for fostering digital literacy in the classroom.)

What Students Really Need to Know About Technology

This episode goes deeper into the specific skills students lack and why these gaps matter.

There is a pervasive misconception that’s been shaping how we teach for years: the idea that students today are “digital natives.”How far from the truth have educators operated from all these years? Let's examine these assumptions.

The role of a teacher has evolved dramatically over the years, far beyond the confines of chalk, textbooks, and standardized tests. In today’s digital and dynamic world, teachers are not just educators; they are leaders, innovators, and managers who possess a diverse skill set that is often underappreciated.

Artificial Intelligence. You've got questions, I have answers!

How is AI revolutionizing the learning experience?

Discover the rise of interactive learning environments, where education meets innovation to create dynamic, responsive platforms that cater to individual learner needs.

Whether you're an educator, a student, or simply curious about the future of learning, this episode offers insightful perspectives on how AI is shaping the educational landscape. Tune in to understand how technology and education can come together to inspire and empower the next generation of learners!

Like it or not Artificial Intelligence is here and might just replace certain jobs, like teaching.

How is this new technology shaping and redefining traditional education? What is the future of Public Schools?

Listen in, share your thoughts in the survey that follows.

The legacy of the reading reform programs of the 90s and 2000s is complex. While they brought necessary attention to literacy issues, they also highlighted the challenges of implementing large-scale educational reforms. In the next sections, we'll discuss the diversity of teaching styles during this era and how we can learn from the past to improve future literacy education.

Typically at once school is underway, New Teachers can find themselves swimming against the current. It can get busy, hectic and overwhelming all at once. In this episode I address the three most common concerns new teachers express.