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The Razzle Dazzle ShowSpecial Guest - Jennifer Blake (Space Babe Cosplay)Joining us is Space Babe Cosplay, a creator whose love for Samus inspired her evolution from fan artist to one of the most recognizable Metroid cosplayers online. We dive into her creative process, her approach to bringing Samus Aran to life, the challenges and triumphs of costume crafting, and what it takes to stand out in the world of cosplay while keeping the spirit of Metroid alive. Special Guest - Jennifer Blake (Space Babe Cosplay)IG: @spacebabecosplay @pixelghulehhttps://linktr.ee/spacebabestuff
2025-12-151h 11
Stoked PodcastFinding Your Voice Through Mentorship with Jennifer GonzalezJennifer Gonzalez found her answer, and her community, through Stoked, a youth mentorship nonprofit that uses action sports to empower the next generation.
In this heartfelt conversation, host Steve Larosiliere sits down with Jennifer to explore her two-decade journey with Stoked. From discovering the organization as a young volunteer to becoming a dedicated mentor who found her voice, built lifelong friendships, and learned invaluable lessons about confidence, community, and connection. Jennifer opens up about how working with kids through Stoked not only shaped her approach to parenting but also sparked unexpected personal growth that influenced her entire...
2025-10-2817 min
Think InclusiveNavigating Political Challenges in Education—Advice from Jennifer GonzalezJennifer Gonzalez — National Board Certified Teacher and the voice behind Cult of Pedagogy. After more than a decade in classrooms, she now helps educators sharpen their craft with clear, practical guidance. Her work matters for inclusion because it centers relationships, cognitive growth, and everyday practices that make classrooms safe and welcoming for every learner.In this conversation, Jennifer Gonzalez and host Tim Villegas talk about teaching through a turbulent political moment—putting safety first, staying grounded in real (not performative) inclusion, and finding allies at school and beyond. They share concrete moves teachers can make right now, plus...
2025-09-1748 min
Manolo Gutiz OficialPuerto Rico, Jennifer González y la Junta Fiscal. Un Nuevo Liderazgo o mas de lo Mismo?¿Puerto Rico está frente a un nuevo liderazgo con Jennifer González o veremos más de lo mismo con la Junta de Supervisión Fiscal? 🇵🇷 En este video analizamos el panorama político y económico de Puerto Rico, los retos que enfrenta el país bajo la Junta Fiscal y el papel que puede jugar Jennifer González en el futuro de la isla.Hablaremos sobre:✅ El impacto de la Junta de Control Fiscal en Puerto Rico✅ La figura política de Jennifer González y su propuesta de liderazgo✅ Si realmente existe la posibilidad de un cambio para el pueblo o...
2025-09-1706 min
Puerto Rico Open Your EyesGovernor Jennifer González recently declared that statehood is a right.Governor Jennifer González recently declared that statehood is a right the United States is obligated to grant Puerto Rico. But what she fails to acknowledge is this: statehood is not a right—it is a political decision reserved solely for the United States Congress. The people of Puerto Rico cannot vote themselves into the Union.For decades, the island has held multiple non-binding referendums to give Puerto Ricans the illusion that their voice matters. But at the end of the day, Congress decides Puerto Rico’s fate—not the people living on the island.Let’s b...
2025-06-2202 min
Leaders Coaching LeadersInside the Cult of Pedagogy with Jennifer Gonzalez: Empowering Educators at Every LevelStep into the inspiring world of Jennifer Gonzalez, the creative force behind the Cult of Pedagogy, with this episode of the Leaders Coaching Leaders Podcast. Our co-hosts Peter DeWitt and Michael Nelson sit down with Jennifer to explore her groundbreaking ideas on empowering educators and fostering growth in schools. From the inspiring story behind the Cult of Pedagogy’s name to actionable strategies for feedback, leadership, and teacher support, Jennifer offers a treasure trove of insights. The discussion dives into how education leaders can balance high expectations with emotional and professional support for their teams, seamlessly blending innovation and pr...
2025-04-1433 min
Deconstructing CompJennifer Wolf: Alphabet SoupSend us a textWe like to have fun with our episode titles when we can, hence "Alphabet Soup." Still, despite the fun name, this is an informative episode, particularly for those newer to the workers' compensation industry. Our guest is Jennifer Wolf, president and CEO of MWCIA in Minneapolis, MN. Jennifer expertly navigates through many of the common terms and acronyms we use. This is certainly not meant to be an exhaustive list of terms, so we have included several links for a more complete list for the nerdy folks like us:
2025-03-2837 min
DUELO TIC TAC#3 Planificar tareas gamificadas con Vicenta GonzálezEn este episodio del pódcast, Vicenta González, profesora en el Departamento de Educación Lingüística y Literaria de la Facultad de Educación de la Universidad de Barcelona (UB), comparte su visión sobre la gamificación dentro de la enseñanza del español como lengua extranjera (ELE). Vicenta González nos invita a discutir cómo la gamificación transforma el aprendizaje al incorporar dinámicas de juego que aumentan la motivación y la participación de los estudiantes.
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2024-12-1250 minDeconstructing CompJennifer Wolf: WC Data and StorytellingSend us a textIn this episode, you will hear from Jennifer Wolf, President of the Minnesota Workers' Compensation Insurance Association (MWCIA). She talks about what she studied in college, how she found her way into our wonderful industry, and how she loves our workers' compensation ecosystem. We also learn what a rating does and how it contributes to the overall workers' comp system. According to the MWCIA website: "The primary function of MWCIA as a Data Service Organization (DSO) is to produce an annual Ratemaking Report, which is the basis for all...
2024-09-3051 min
Diaspórica El PodcastJennifer Gonzalez is bad news for Puerto RicoThe proximity of the general election in November of 2024 in which Puerto Rico will be voting for a new governor generated interest in discussing who Jennifer Gonzalez is for Puerto Ricans who are skeptical about the traditional political parties dominating the political arena in Puerto Rico. We discuss Jennifer Gonzalez's loyalties and the political party she represents, its values and ideology. We dive deeper into trying to understand from a colonial perspective her identification with the Republican Party while they refuse to support statehood for Puerto Rico. This episode was a collaborative discussion with Boricuas Unidos en la Diaspora...
2024-09-231h 10
Mr. Clarke After Dark#062 - Jennifer Gonzalez | Reforming Education One Cult at a TimeJennifer Gonzalez has been involved in Education both as a teacher and the creator of the Cult of Pedagogy Podcast, Blog, and Professional Development hub. On the episode, Jennifer and I discuss her leaving teaching and staying in Education with the origins of Cult of Pedagogy, how her vision for it has developed, gaining National Board Certification and encouraging others to do so, the difficulties of providing specific PD to a general audience, how easy it is to stay the same in your approach to teaching, embarrassing confessions to the students, apologizing for setting too high of an ideal...
2024-09-1748 min
Connected Conversations for CreativesWaves of Inspiration: A Connected Conversation with Bob GonzalezIn this episode of Connected Conversations for Creatives, host Jennifer Carr dives into the world of writing with special guest Bob Gonzalez, author of A Flicker in the Water: Inside the Tales. Discover the challenges and triumphs of crafting a story that resonates, finding your voice, and navigating the complex journey from idea to publication. Bob shares his personal journey of starting to write in his fifties, the inspiration he draws from the ocean, and how reading great works of literature has shaped his storytelling. Whether you're an aspiring writer or a seasoned author, this conversation is packed with...
2024-09-1127 min
The RocketPD Podcast: Real Talk with EducatorsEpisode 3: The Power of Powerful Lesson Design (w/Jennifer Gonzalez)If you don't know Jennifer Gonzalez by name, you almost certainly know her popular blog Cult of Pedagogy. A former classroom teacher and self -professed teaching nerd, Jenn has built one of the nation's most engaged communities of educators dedicated to sharing and promoting effective teaching practices. On this episode of The RocketPD Podcast, Corey and Jenn take on the myth that more teachers are disengaged and explore the art of lesson planning as a practice to help teachers both old and new build professional confidence, while simultaneously helping students reach and exceed their potential.
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2024-06-1737 min
Street Data Pod: Imagining the Next Generation of Education[RE-RELEASE] Episode 18: CULT OF PEDAGOGY! “A Seat at the Table” with Jennifer Gonzalez and Amanda LiebelGet ready for another re-release from Season 3! In this delightful dialogue with the wizard behind Cult of Pedagogy, Jennifer Gonzalez, and middle school drama teacher Amanda Liebel, Shane and Alcine walk alongside two brilliant educators to think about service, street data, and pedagogy. You’ll learn the origin story of the magical blog and podcast called Cult of Pedagogy. We’ll think about what it means to have a “heart of service”, as Amanda characterizes the deep work of teaching as always a reflective practice. We’ll also discuss how Shane, Jamila, and Jennifer came together to create a 9-hour free...
2024-05-3034 minStreet Data Pod: Imagining the Next Generation of Education[RE-RELEASE] Episode 18: CULT OF PEDAGOGY! “A Seat at the Table” with Jennifer Gonzalez and Amanda LiebelGet ready for another re-release from Season 3! In this delightful dialogue with the wizard behind Cult of Pedagogy, Jennifer Gonzalez, and middle school drama teacher Amanda Liebel, Shane and Alcine walk alongside two brilliant educators to think about service, street data, and pedagogy. You’ll learn the origin story of the magical blog and podcast called Cult of Pedagogy. We’ll think about what it means to have a “heart of service”, as Amanda characterizes the deep work of teaching as always a reflective practice. We’ll also discuss how Shane, Jamila, and Jennifer came together to create a 9-hour free...
2024-05-3034 min
Adelante LeadershipS 3 Episode 12 - Jennifer Allen Aroz- Public Policy and LeadershipTania and Peter talk to Jennifer about leadership and public policy.
Jennifer Allen Aroz is dedicated to supporting the collective power of Latine community leaders to influence policy that serves the community's needs. She founded the Border Action Network in 2001 where she served as the Executive Director for a decade influencing immigration policy both in Arizona and nationally. Her leadership has influenced many across Southern Arizona and nationally when she has served on the board of directors of GreenLatinos, the City of Tucson’s Commission on Climate, Energy and Sustainability, League of Conservation Voters, AC...
2024-02-0725 min
DUELO TIC TAC#6 Creación de materiales con ayuda de la tecnología desde la Gramática Cognitiva con Javier GonzálezEn este episodio exploraremos con Javier González el emocionante mundo de la creación de materiales con un giro tecnológico y la influencia de la Gramática Cognitiva.
Sumérgete con nosotros mientras desentrañamos cómo la tecnología ha transformado la forma en que creamos materiales. Javier nos ayudará a dar respuesta a muchas preguntas y nos explicará cómo las herramientas digitales nos permiten dar vida a ideas complejas y conceptos abstractos de manera visualmente impactante. Desde la conceptualización hasta la ejecución, desglosaremos el proceso creativo, revelando secretos y truc...
2024-01-2552 min
The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast217: How to Talk about Race in Your ClassroomOur classrooms have the potential to be spaces where we learn how to have conversations about challenging topics with respect, curiosity, and kindness. Contrary to the voices that say race is not an appropriate topic for school, in this episode we're saying just the opposite. My guests are Matthew Kay, author of the book, Not Light, But Fire: How to Lead Meaningful Race Conversations in the Classroom, and Jennifer Orr, Kay's co-author of the follow-up book, We're Gonna Keep On Talking: How to Lead Meaningful Race Conversations in the Elementary Classroom. I talked with Matt and Jen about the...
2023-11-1248 minStreet Data Pod: Imagining the Next Generation of EducationEpisode 18: CULT OF PEDAGOGY! “A Seat at the Table” with Jennifer Gonzalez and Amanda LiebelIn this delightful dialogue with the wizard behind Cult of Pedagogy, Jennifer Gonzalez, and middle school drama teacher Amanda Liebel, Shane and Alcine walk alongside two brilliant educators to think about service, street data, and pedagogy. You’ll learn the origin story of the magical blog and podcast called Cult of Pedagogy. We’ll think about what it means to have a “heart of service”, as Amanda characterizes the deep work of teaching as always a reflective practice. We’ll also discuss how Shane, Jamila, and Jennifer came together to create a 9-hour free video series that tracks two teams of te...
2023-09-0732 minStreet Data Pod: Imagining the Next Generation of EducationEpisode 18: CULT OF PEDAGOGY! “A Seat at the Table” with Jennifer Gonzalez and Amanda LiebelIn this delightful dialogue with the wizard behind Cult of Pedagogy, Jennifer Gonzalez, and middle school drama teacher Amanda Liebel, Shane and Alcine walk alongside two brilliant educators to think about service, street data, and pedagogy. You’ll learn the origin story of the magical blog and podcast called Cult of Pedagogy. We’ll think about what it means to have a “heart of service”, as Amanda characterizes the deep work of teaching as always a reflective practice. We’ll also discuss how Shane, Jamila, and Jennifer came together to create a 9-hour free video series that tracks two teams of te...
2023-09-0732 min
The Phoenix Business PodcastA Passion for Writing with Jennifer Priest MitchellWriting was always her passion since grade school. Listen in to Jennifer's story about how she is taking leaps of faith in publishing her work. Jennifer is a freelance writer currently in the process of publishing her work and building a site to showcase her writing. Check out the link below to purchase the book and read her work "Taking a Hike" (page 303). Chicken Soup for the Soul: Get out of your comfort zone: 101 Stories about Trying New Things, Overcoming Fear and Broadening Your Worldhttps://rb.gy/v3cfcThe Advic...
2023-08-0235 min
Deconstructing CompErica and Jennifer: TXWCC Live!Send us a textWow! We have double the fun as Yvonne and Rafael sit down with Erica De La Cruz and Jennifer Hopens of the Texas Division of Workers Compensation (DWC). Erica and Jennifer take time to explain their roles with the DWC; clearly, they both have a passion for what they do. You'll be able to hear that during this conversation. We also discussed the opening session at the Texas Workers' Compensation Conference, the DWC Executives Panel, a great panel discussion where each executive explained their role in the division, what th...
2023-07-1420 min
Strangers on the InternetGuest Chat: "Cripfished" with Anna Pakman, Bree Klauser, and Melissa Jennifer GonzalezThis episode features director Anna Pakman and actors Bree Klauser and Melissa Jennifer Gonzalez, who are all part of short film "Cripfished" (an entrant in the 2023 Easterseals Disability Film Challenge). This romantic comedy tells the fictional story of Logan, who fakes being blind on a queer date with visually impaired Amy because the latter only wants to go out with disabled people. On the podcast, we discuss not only the film but also dating with a disability in real life; come hear about Melissa's journey to love with autism, the questions Anna has to answer about her wheelchair use...
2023-04-101h 08
Opinión BorincanaS2EP10 – Jennifer González aplasta a Gobe Pierluisi en la Encuesta del Nuevo DiaEste tema fue lo más caliente en Pe Erre la semana pasada. La actual comisionada residente Jennifer González se proyecta como la abanderada del PNP rumbo al 2024 por encima del incumbente Pedro Pierluisi según la Encuesta del periódico El Nuevo Día. Lo sorprendente es el amplio margen que gana Jennifer por encima del gobernador. Aparte de comentar sobre tema, estrenamos una NUEVA integrante en el programa, la gran KATYN. ¡No se pierdan este EP con todo nuestro quinteto de comentaristas! #OpinionBorincanaFM #JOHAN #HANI #TONIAN #POLA #KATYN
2023-02-2133 min
Behind the MittenSeason 5, Episode 4: Winter Carnival, Michigan Ice Fest, Keweenaw Peninsula, Jennifer Perez at TV6 (Jan. 27-28, 2023)“Behind the Mitten” is Michigan’s premiere travel radio show and Podcast, and since 2015 it has published more than 480 episodes. It is co-hosted by veteran journalist John Gonzalez and longtime chef & beer expert Amy Sherman. The show has been recognized by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters as Best in Category.On this episode we travel to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to get more details about two big winter events in Febriary - Michigan Tech's annual Winter Carnival, and the Michigan Ice Fest in Munising, and we interview a couple passionate people about SNOW!Seas...
2023-01-3044 minDeconstructing CompJennifer Jones and the sneaky beach cat!Send us a textJennifer Morris Jones, defense attorney, is an amazing leader in the workers' compensation and insurance industry. A partner in Cranfill Sumner's Raleigh office, and a member of the Risk Management and Workers’ Compensation Practice Group, she is also a North Carolina Board Certified Workers’ Compensation Specialist.If you know Jennifer, you know she spends a good deal of her time collaborating with others to speak about important workers' compensation topics, and she offers her expertise in many educational forums. Jennifer serves as an Advisory Board member for the National Worker...
2022-12-2936 min
The Blind LeapS3E4: The Dick Doctor Joshua Gonzalez MD: Sex Health and HormonesThis week's episode we had the pleasure of sitting down with the Dick Doctor and co- founder of the supplement Pop Star Joshua Gonzalez MD.
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1:00 Introduction of Dr. Gonzalez board certified urologist and management of sexual dysfunction and sexual health.
4:30 Hormone therapy and stigmas around it.
10:00 Importance of treating HRT (hormone repair therapy) as medical issues and the need for monitoring HRT treatment.
15:00 Popstar s...
2022-08-2238 min
En Blanco y Negro con SandraLUNES 8 AGOSTO: El Lórax denuncia la destrucción de bosque Oubau Moin entre Naranjito y Corozal. Además, hablo del bullying a Jennifer González y de la juramentación histórica en Colombia1. Inicia proyecto de construcción sin permisos que destruye el bosque y reserva natural Oubau Moin en Corozal. Hablo con el guardabosques Ramón Rodríguez De Jesús, menor conocido como El Lórax.
2. Oscar Santamaría queda retratado en elección especial de Cidra junto al representante, Pichy Torres Zamora en medio de la elección especial.
3. Sistema de salud colapsado y todos medios pendientes a la boda de Jennifer González.
4. El Hospital Universitario de Centro Médico sin luz tras una avería con los generadores.
5. El bullying implaca...
2022-08-0854 min
The Journey to Alignment Podcast38. Creating Clarity to Increase Your Cash with Jennifer JakobsenJennifer Jakobsen is a certified life and clarity coach for female entrepreneurs and a Master’s Level Mental Health Therapist. She helps female entrepreneurs create clarity and confidence in their businesses and life so they can generate more cash. She does this using her signature 5 C system. As a wife and mom of three girls, who’s worked for many years in the mental health field as a psychotherapist, and a business owner, she has a unique perspective on how to ditch the overwhelm and negative self-talk and feel clear, confident and in control. ...
2022-07-2733 min
Clarity to Cash for Female Coaches and Entrepreneurs, get clear and confident so you can attract more clients!How we can get clear on our purpose and awaken to who we are so we can have fun, feel more aligned, and make more cash with Dr. Patti GonzalezIn this interview we discuss how Dr. Patti found clarity after having to juggle family life and her business after nearly burning out. She discusses how she found her balance in being intentional with what was in front of her. We also talk about how to make business fun by connecting to others and letting go of expectations.Dr. Patti Gonzalez is a mom and business owner and retired chiropractor who built, scaled, and sold her chiropractic practice that generated over $2 million in sales. As The Alignment Coach, she now empowers driven women to say goodbye to ove...
2022-06-2831 min
Single Parent Success Stories71: Jennifer Gonzalez - Embrace Your JourneyI have met today's guest during my Holobody Coaching certification with Mindvalley. Her name is Jennifer Gonzalez. She is joining us form Mexico. Jennifer is a single mom of 1 with a passion for travel. She is a multicultural communications strategist and content creator, a mentor by nature, and a storyteller at heart. Currently, she's on a journey to become the healthiest, fittest, happiest version of herself she can be, and to help others do the same.
Her advice for single parents comes down to self care, we got to start taking care of ourselves in order to...
2022-06-1932 min
Perfect Bound with Jennifer YoffyAndres GonzalezThis is a really special episode. Andres Gonzalez talks about American Origami, which not only happens to be an extraordinarily impactful and important project, but also the most dynamically designed photobook. . . maybe ever. Andres is thoughtful, passionate, and extremely talented. Prepare to be inspired and more than a little in awe. Andres Gonzalez is an educator and visual artist whose current work engages with in-depth research to investigate relationships between ritual, memory, and place within the American social landscape. He has published two books, Some(W)Here in 2012 made over decade while living in Istanbul, and American...
2022-01-061h 12
Hablemos de LiderazgoHDL T11-E3 Perseverancia en el liderazgo | Jennifer GonzálezCertifícate con Nosotros como Entrenador de Liderazgo.
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Tu vida tendrá un sentido de propósito.
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¡Tenemos 82 semanas al aire!
En este nuevo episodio de #HablemosDeLiderazgo tendremos como invitada especial a Jennifer Gonzales quien es entrenadora de Liderazgo de nuestra Escuela.
Tema: Perseverancia en el liderazgo | Jennifer González
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2021-11-2325 min
GRANDIOSAS CON POWEREpidodio 91: Entrevista con Jennifer Barreto LeyvaHoy viene a visitarnos Jennifer Barreto Leyva. Ella es:
•Top model
• Pionera del mundo de talla grande
• Abogada y Periodista
(Te he comentado más sobre quién es ella, en el post anterior).
En el programa de hoy hablamos no sólo de su #historiadevida sino también sobre otros temas que me habéis pedido a través de info@grandiosasconpower.com ¿Por qué Jennifer ha elegido hacer lo que hace y qué ha ocurrido en su vida?
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¿Cómo podemos autoaceptarnos mejor y crecer en autoestima hoy en día?
¿Cómo podemos hacerle frente a los cánones de la socied...
2021-04-0531 min
Wired EducatorCult of Pedagogy, an Interview with Jennifer GonzalezIn this episode, I interview Jennifer Gonzalez, the Editor in Chief, Founder, and Host of Cult of Pedagogy. Cult of Pedagogy is one of the most respected and followed educational resources for teachers available. Cult of Pedagogy is more than just the amazingly well written and applicable posts on her blog, it's more than her incredible podcast; Cult of pedagogy provides books, videos and other amazing resources to help teachers around the globe, but most importantly it is a community for teachers who love teaching and want to become their best. Jennifer and I have an amazing c...
2021-03-2354 min
Project Hope PodcastEp. 16: Mari Gonzalez (P2) on Ruach Center & Her Return to Self.In this episode you will heard Mari speak about life after leaving the Ruach Center community. She also shares about her journey of emotionally leaving the group, beyond the physical leaving, and how she built a new life with creativity, community, and a commitment to integrating grief. As the daughter of Cuban immigrants, Mari was raised in Miami, and currently lives with her family in the Pacific Northwest. Her career has taken her from social worker to midwife, to her current role as a registered nurse and grief revolutionary. Mari is passionate about breaking down the s...
2021-03-171h 20
Playlists With People035: Emo Therapy w/ Jennifer GiraloIn this Epiosde I got to talk with Jennifer Giralo. Shes a Improv comedian and is journeying into the world of Standup. Our conversation begins with Standup and writing methods. We then talk about or former years as Emo kids and what it meant to us at the time. looking back now in our 30s and revisiting lyrics and bands with a different perscpective. we get deep and talk about media and music and how it portrays love and heartbreak and how it can sometimes be in a toxic way. And then we made a killer Emo playlist full...
2021-03-101h 15
Leading By HistoryS3 Ep. 3 - Joining the Cult....of Pedagogy! (Feat. Jennifer Gonzalez of Cult of Pedagogy)In this episode, Ma'asehyahu Isra-Ul speaks with the founder of Cult of Pedagogy - Jennifer Gonzalez about the current state of K-12 teaching practice and how recent events have made it evident that there needs to be a major focus on critical thinking instead of rote memorization. Tasks rooted in Project-based learning provide opportunities for students to think, understand (in context) and solve problems relevant to their world. The "old way" of doing and thinking in K-12 education should be long gone and especially for K-12 teachers. If you need some tips on where to start then you want to...
2021-02-1938 minProject Hope PodcastEp. 14: Mari Gonzalez (P1) on Ruach Center, Peter Bowes, & Her Leaving.I have known Marialicia Gonzalez for 22 years. She was the person who invited me to my very first Order of Christ Sophia event. When the teachers leading the group divided, she went with Peter Bowes who renamed his group, Ruach Center. This group is still functioning and Peter Bowes continues to lead the organization. Mari's story around her leaving is both heartbreaking and eye opening as it provides insight into the psychological torment that all too often happens in groups of high control. As the daughter of Cuban immigrants, Mari was raised in Miami, and currently lives...
2021-02-171h 31
It's a ProcessRicardo GonzalezRicardo Gonzalez paints moody characters, objects, and scenes that draw influence in film noir and German expressionism, among other things. We talk about his early years, inspirations in music and movies, painting over the parts you like best, the psychodrama of dealing with yourself in the studio, the uses of text and the lessons of graphic design, plus shared anecdotes and inspirations from Guston, Picasso, De Chirico, Twombly, Schnabel, Milton and March Avery and Susan Rothenberg.https://www.instagram.com/ricardo_gonzalez_v/https://joyslow.tumblr.com/https://www.asyageisberggallery.com/artists/ricardo-gonzalez
2021-01-121h 52
The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast153: Four Laws of LearningTeaching is complex. It's dynamic. Every day we learn about new tools, strategies, and programs, and it's easy to lose our way. When you start to feel like you're in a teaching tailspin, these four research-based laws of learning will put you back on track. Want to learn more? Check out my new mini-course, Four Laws of Learning, which goes more in-depth on these laws and includes supplementary materials to help you really dig in and apply these laws in your own teaching. Use the code LISTENER at checkout to take $5 off your tuition!
2020-09-0120 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast152: Creating Moments of Genuine Connection OnlineOne of the most important things we need to accomplish as we move forward into the school year is building relationships with our students. But if you're teaching online, that task will be more challenging than ever. In this episode I talk with Dave Stuart Jr. about his strategy of creating Moments of Genuine Connection and how we can do that while teaching remotely. Get Dave's free mini-course: 10 Tips for Staying Motivated When Teaching in Times of Uncertainty See all of Dave's online courses** at cultofpedagogy.com/dave **I am an af...
2020-08-1731 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast151: Historically Responsive Literacy: An Equity-Centered Approach to CurriculumDespite many attempts at improvement, school is still not working for many of our students, especially students of color. My guest, Dr. Gholdy Muhammad, believes the answer could be in rethinking our curriculum. In this episode we discuss her Historically Responsive Literacy framework, which is based on the work of 19th century Black Literary Societies and focuses equally on four areas: identity, skills, intellect, and criticality. Learn more about the framework in Gholdy's book, Cultivating Genius: An Equity Framework for Culturally and Historically Responsive Literacy (affiliate link) Find Gholdy Muhammad on Twitter at @GholdyM
2020-08-0259 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast150: A Few Creative Ways to Use Student BlogsSince blogs first showed up on the internet, they have really evolved as a genre, and they're a smart choice for a robust, long-term assignment. In this episode I'll share six different kinds of blogs students can write, along with advice on assessment, technology, and ways students can take their blogs beyond school.
2020-07-1934 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast149: Nine Ways Online Teaching Should Be Different from Face-to-FaceChances are you're going to be doing at least some online teaching in the upcoming school year. What shifts do we need to make in our face-to-face teaching practices to make the most of online learning? In this episode I talk to instructional technology coach Melanie Kitchen about nine ways online teaching should be different from in-person teaching, plus a few ways it should be exactly the same. Find Melanie on Twitter at @MelKitchenEDU or on her website, creativecuriosity.org. To get a weekly email about Cult of Pedagogy's latest posts, podcasts, courses, and products...
2020-07-0547 min
Salud Y Nutricion En 2 MinutosEpisodio 7 - Entrevista con Gi GonzalezHola amigos, este episodio es diferente a los demas, hoy tengo como invitada a una amiga, compañera de carrera, y deportista, Giselle Gonzalez. Espero que lo disfruten.INSTAGRAM: @days_with_jennifer ..... @giselle_giiiYOUTUBE: Jennifer Preciado
2020-07-0311 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast148: Backward Design: The BasicsAre we planning with clear, measurable, meaningful learning goals to guide us, or are we just keeping students busy? Backward design helps us make sure we're doing the first thing. In this episode, I'm giving you an overview of how this approach to lesson planning works.
2020-06-2229 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast147: Why White Students Need Multicultural and Social Justice EducationSome educators wonder if multicultural and social justice education are relevant if most of your students are white. The answer is yes. In fact, they may be even more relevant for white students. In this episode, Dr. Sheldon Eakins talks with me about the reasons white students need this kind of education and what, specifically, we can teach them. Follow Dr. Eakins on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sheldoneakins Find Dr. Eakins' podcast, the Leading Equity Podcast, here: https://www.leadingequitycenter.com/podcast More resources available at the Leading Equity Center.
2020-06-0744 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast146: Reopening School: What it Might Look LikeSome thoughts on what post-COVID instruction might look like when schools reopen. (Spoiler alert: None are as good as face-to-face, a few aren't too bad.) Plus my attempt at a pep talk.
2020-05-2435 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast145: Flash Feedback: More Meaningful Feedback in Less TimeWe all want to give more high-quality feedback to students, but there's never enough time. In this episode I talk to Matthew Johnson, author of the book Flash Feedback, about three strategies he uses to get high-impact feedback to students much, much faster.
2020-05-1037 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast144: Making Great Screencast VideosIf you are moving some of your direct instruction to video, whether it's by necessity or by choice, knowing how to create a good screencast is essential. In this episode, blended learning mentor Kareem Farah gives us advice on how to make screencasts that students will actually watch.
2020-04-2647 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast143: To Teach Social-Emotional Learning, Start with YourselfWhile most teachers recognize the value of social-emotional learning, many struggle to fit it into their curriculum. But one of the most powerful ways to teach SEL is through modeling the competencies ourselves every day, which doesn't require any extra time or materials. In this episode, second-grade teacher Wendy Turner shares her process for modeling her own social-emotional growth and weaving that seamlessly into regular instruction.
2020-04-1238 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast142: Distance Learning: A Collection of Resources for TeachersA general overview of the nuts and bolts of distance learning, including general tips, advice on tech, and troubleshooting some common problems.
2020-03-301h 01The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast141: Getting Rid of "I Don't Know" in Your ClassroomHow often do you hear "I don't know" in your classroom? For some students, this phrase becomes a crutch that stops them from learning. In this episode, I talk with author Connie Hamilton about how we can teach students to use more specific phrases that will keep them engaged instead of taking a pass.
2020-03-1526 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast140: Nine Ways to be More Inclusive of Diverse StudentsAlthough well-intended, some of our efforts to include students from diverse backgrounds can make them feel anything but welcome. In this episode, my guest Hedreich Nichols shares nine tips that will help you improve your practice and avoid some of the faux pas that come with teaching students who look, think, or opine differently than you.
2020-03-011h 03
Reimagine SchoolsShifting Pedagogy with Jennifer GonzalezIn this episode, Jennifer Gonzalez, author and founder of the popular Cult of Pedagogy blog and podcast, shares insights on how to make big pedagogical shifts that will help teachers crush it in the classroom. Gonzalez, a National Board Certified Teacher, advocates for a Backward design approach by setting learning goals first, followed by inserting technology tools that are chosen by students to best meet their individual needs. Finally, Gonzalez discusses the importance of Digital Mind Mapping as a means to organize information visually so teachers can become more equipped at choosing digital tools to meet specific learning outcomes...
2020-02-2531 min
Reimagine SchoolsShifting Pedagogy with Jennifer GonzalezIn this episode, Jennifer Gonzalez, author and founder of the popular Cult of Pedagogy blog and podcast, shares insights on how to make big pedagogical shifts that will help teachers crush it in the classroom. Gonzalez, a National Board Certified Teacher, advocates for a Backward design approach by setting learning goals first, followed by inserting technology tools that are chosen by students to best meet their individual needs. Finally, Gonzalez discusses the importance of Digital Mind Mapping as a means to organize information visually so teachers can become more equipped at choosing digital tools to meet specific learning outcomes. Twitter...
2020-02-2530 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast139: How to Create a Project Based Learning LessonIf you've been wanting to try Project Based Learning but have been unsure about exactly how to do it, this is the episode for you. PBL expert Jenny Pieratt takes us step-by-step through the planning of an 8-week PBL unit.
2020-02-1746 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast138: Making Cooperative Learning Work BetterIf cooperative learning hasn't really worked for you in the past, don't lose hope. In this episode we'll explore tons of solutions to four of the most common problems with cooperative learning.
2020-02-0432 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast137: How Afterschool Staff Can Take Your Class to the Next LevelHow connected are you to the afterschool staff in your school? If you're like a lot of teachers, it's probably not much. In this episode I talk with educator Eva Jo Meyers about her work in afterschool programs, and she shares seven ways school-day teachers can build more powerful partnerships with afterschool teachers.
2020-01-1925 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast136: Six Ed Tech Tools to Try in 2020It's a new year and it's a great time to try out a few new tech tools. Here's my annual round-up of apps and sites I think are worth a look, plus two more extra just for the heck of it. The 2020 Teacher's Guide to Tech is now available at https://teachersguidetotech.com/guide/
2020-01-0724 min
Sunstone MagazineEpisode 28: Allies to End Detention: An Interview with Jennifer GonzalezOne day, Jennifer Gonzalez found out that there was a refugee detention center just 20 miles from where she lived. Her life changed when she and some friends wrote to the people who were being held there, including a man named Nephi. In this episode, she shares her story with Cristina Gonzalez Cole. Listen to …
2020-01-021h 15Sunstone MagazineEpisode 28: Allies to End Detention: An Interview with Jennifer GonzalezOne day, Jennifer Gonzalez found out that there was a refugee detention center just 20 miles from where she lived. Her life changed when she and some friends wrote to the people who were being held there, including a man named Nephi. In this episode, she shares her story with Cristina Gonzalez Cole. Listen to …
2020-01-021h 15The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast135: The Time I Made a Fart Sound During a TestJust a little story for you; the title says it all.
2019-11-2417 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast134: Repairing Harm: A Better Alternative to PunishmentDetentions and suspensions don't really change behavior. What's much more effective is having students work to repair the harm done by their actions. In this episode, I talk with Brad Weinstein and Nathan Maynard, authors of Hacking School Discipline, about this restorative justice practice that is a powerful alternative to traditional punishment.
2019-11-1039 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast133: How One Makerspace is Meeting Students' Social-Emotional NeedsOur students need more social-emotional support than ever before, and schools are coming up with creative ways to meet that need. In this episode, I interview Dan Ryder, whose high school makerspace serves as a stigma-free space for students to solve problems they have inside or outside the classroom.
2019-10-2755 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast132: How to Spot Dyslexia, and What to Do NextStudents with special needs are spending more and more time in mainstream classrooms, so all teachers need to learn how to support them well. In this episode, special educator Lisa Brooks helps us learn to identify students who may have dyslexia. She then shares ways we can do a better job of supporting students with this learning difference that's far more common than you might think.
2019-10-1431 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast131: How World Language Teaching Has EvolvedFrench class doesn't look the same as it did when you were in school. In this episode, veteran French teacher Rebecca Blouwolff walks me through six key shifts that have changed world language instruction for the better.
2019-09-3048 min
EveryDay Detox PodcastGreat Minds Sh*t Alike - Episode #31: Jennifer Gonzalez @doodyfreegirlI am so behind schedule.. But good sh*t comes to those who wait! On this episode I hang out with my friend & colleague Jennifer Gonzalez aka @doodyfreegirl. Immediately we dive into bathroom culture, discuss origins into the cleansing life, talk about the social implications of being a colonic therapist and somehow depart into gardening and chickens. There's nothing linear about this one. Just come with an open mind and a passion for cleansing. Jen is by far the most humorous and creative colon hydrotherapist I've ever met. She's literally a poop meme factory. Her Instagram is o...
2019-09-181h 18The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast130: Tips for Starting a PodcastProducing your own podcast is easier than you might think. In this episode, I share the tools and processes I use to produce my own podcast, plus some general advice to help you get started.
2019-09-1534 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast129: Let's Make Better SlideshowsA lot of you are out there giving lectures, presentations, and workshops, and your slideshows need work. These seven tips will help.
2019-09-0322 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast128: When You Get Nothing But CricketsYou ask your group a question, and you get nothing back. What's up with that? In this episode, we'll talk about some of the reasons your students (or audience members) aren't participating the way you want them to, and some new things you can try to get a better response.
2019-08-1914 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast127: A Few Ideas for Dealing with Late WorkThe problem of late work never seems to go away. In this episode, I share eight smart solutions teachers use to manage it with their students.
2019-08-0424 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast126: Student-Created Graphic NovelsGraphic novels are wonderful for reading, but when students use the graphic novel form for their own writing, incredible stories can emerge. In this episode, I talk with English teacher Shveta Miller about how she teaches this process to her students, and why this particular genre allows students to share some of their most important stories.
2019-07-211h 02The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast125: Think Twice Before Doing Another Historical SimulationHistorical simulations can be a powerful teaching tool that fully immerses students in an experience, but when it comes to traumatic or violent periods, like slavery, there really isn't a good way to do them. My guest Hasan Kwame Jeffries talks with me about why teachers should avoid these kinds of simulations, and what to do instead.
2019-07-0740 min
Teachers Need TeachersTnT 66 Jennifer Gonzalez clears up what purposeful tech integration REALLY looks likeMany newer teachers feel unprepared for integrating technology into their teaching. Their credentialing program or student teaching experience may have exposed them to some basic tech, but figuring out WHEN and WHY to use it is a different story. How can we meaningfully use tech in a way that isn't overwhelming to both us and the students? How do we know if it's actually improving outcomes? Jennifer Gonzalez from The Cult of Pedagogy and I discuss the thought processes teachers should go through when choosing tech, as well as tips before actually implementing it. Jennifer also has an online technology c...
2019-06-2436 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast124: A Closer Look at Open Educational ResourcesOERs have gotten really good over the last few years, but in order to steer clear of the crap, you have to know where to look. In this episode, I interview curriculum evangelist Karen Vaites about where teachers can go to find outstanding materials—from single-use resources to full-year curricula—that are 100% free.
2019-06-2434 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast123: Four Research-Based Strategies All Teachers Should Be UsingCognitive scientists are learning more all the time about what strategies really work to help people learn, but teachers don't always know how to apply that knowledge in the classroom. In this episode, I talk with Pooja Agarwal and Patrice Bain, authors of the new book Powerful Teaching, about the four research-based teaching "power tools" that can be used in any classroom to boost student learning.
2019-06-0937 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast122: A Simple Trick for Success with One-PagersA one-pager is a highly engaging, visual tool that allows students to synthesize learning, but some kids don't think they're creative enough to make them. My guest, Betsy Potash, host of the Spark Creativity Teacher Podcast, shares her simple solution to this problem, along with a step-by-step plan for using one-pagers in your classroom.
2019-05-2626 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast121: Is that Higher-Order Task Really Higher Order?Ask any group of teachers if their goal is to simply have students regurgitate facts, and every one of them will say no. Despite that, it keeps happening. In this episode, we'll look at two of the most common errors teachers make when planning lessons for higher-order thinking, and some ideas for what to do instead.
2019-05-1228 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast120: How One District Learned to Talk About RaceWhen you've done lots of diversity training, but something is still missing, it might be that people still aren't comfortable having honest conversations about race. In this episode, I talk with Glenn Singleton, creator of the Courageous Conversations About Race online course, and David Watkins, Director of Equity and Diversity for Broward County, Florida, where the course has already helped over 300 teachers get more comfortable having these conversations.
2019-04-2850 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast119: "We're a Family" and Other School Norms that Can Cause BurnoutIs it a reflection of a warm school culture, or a subtle way to get teachers to volunteer more time? If you suspect it's the latter, it's time to push back. In this episode, I talk with Angela Watson, author of the new book Fewer Things Better, about three popular school norms that can ultimately lead to teacher burnout, plus some specific ways teachers can push back on those messages.
2019-04-1438 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast118: To Boost Learning, Just Add MovementPhysical movement makes learning stick better. In this episode, we'll explore six different ways to add more movement to your classroom.
2019-03-3131 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast117: Five Ways to Improve Your RubricsIf you use rubrics, this episode is for you. I talk with administrator Mark Wise about five guidelines that can help make your rubrics more effective.
2019-03-1739 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast116: Mastery Learning with Khan AcademyIn this episode, I talk with Khan Academy's founder, Sal Khan, about the platform's new mastery learning feature, which allows learners to get personalized practice, filling much needed skill gaps and advancing at their own pace. And it's all completely free.
2019-03-0330 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast115: Time to Take a Look at Your Dress CodeMany dress codes unfairly target students in certain populations, doing more harm than good. Is your dress code due for an upgrade? In this episode, equity writer Coshandra Dillard helps us learn what to look for when revising dress code policy, and high school principal Marcus Campbell shares his experiences in changing his own school's dress code.
2019-02-1751 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast114: Let's Give Our Teaching Language a MakeoverTo master this craft, we need to choose our words carefully. This mini-makeover shows how revising our language in four common classroom scenarios can send a completely different message.
2019-02-0316 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast113: Global School Play Day: One Day. Nothing But Play.Could your school stop its normal routine for a full day and devote it entirely to unstructured play? That's what thousands of schools all over the world do every February for the Global School Play Day. In this episode I talk to GSPD founders Eric Saibel, Tim Bedley, and Scott Bedley about why play is so important for people of all ages.
2019-01-2045 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast112: Six Tech Tools to Try in 2019This year's collection includes a discussion monitor, a tool that analyzes writing, a virtual reality tour maker, and my favorite new game.
2019-01-0632 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast111: Teaching Note-Taking with StationsQuality note-taking is a powerful learning tool, but to do it well, students need to be taught how to do it. In this episode, I talk with instructional coach Peg Grafwallner and chemistry teacher Abby Felten about a fantastic station-rotation lesson they developed to help Abby's students learn to take better notes.
2018-12-1627 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast110: Ten Ways Educators Can Take Action in Pursuit of EquityAwareness of educational inequity is important, but we also need to take action. In this episode, professor and activist Pedro Noguera shares ten specific things educators can do to pursue equity in schools.
2018-12-0234 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast109: Get Students Talking with Ongoing ConversationsHigh school English teacher Jeff Frieden shares his Ongoing Conversations strategy, a simple, effective way to get students to have rich, one-on-one conversations about what they're learning—and get to know each other a little better in the process.
2018-11-1842 minThe Cult of Pedagogy Podcast108: To Learn, Students Need to DO SomethingIn too many classrooms, we're expecting students to learn material without asking them to do much of anything with it. Why is this a problem? Where did it come from? And what can we do to fix it?
2018-11-0441 min
#IAedchatJennifer GonzalezIn this episode, Dan and Andrea chat with Jennifer Gonzalez from cultofpedagogy.com about connected learning, effective teaching practices, and being a marigold in your setting. This show is full of resources and great ideas to improve your practice.
2018-03-2652 min
Erzählungen by POE, Edgar Allan21: Nerding Out & the Cult of Pedagogy with Jennifer GonzalezAfter teaching middle school for over seven years, Jennifer Gonzalez took a break to stay home with her three young kids. Within a few years, she was teaching part-time at the college level, where she worked to prepare new teachers for the classroom. Eventually, Jenn took this work online and created her website, Cult of Pedagogy, where she’s have been writing, podcasting, and creating products and courses since 2013 to help teachers crush it in the classroom.
Listen in to hear Jenn and I dive in to topics including
how she built her online community for educators
the parallels of tea...
2018-01-291h 01
EdTechNOWJennifer Gonzalez on EdTech NOWOur guest today is Jennifer Gonzalez, a teacher, author and founder of the Cult of Pedagogy. (https://www.cultofpedagogy.com/) Jennifer's work is focused on supporting educators, and she has her own podcast - the Cult of Pedagogy podcast. (https://www.cultofpedagogy.com/pod/) She is co-author of Hacking Education, and author of the FABULOUS Teacher's Guide to Tech.
The podcast is co-hosted by Noah Geisel, education director at Stackup, and Lee Schneider of Red Cup Agency.
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2017-04-0900 min
10 Minute Teacher Podcast with Cool Cat Teacher5 Tech Tools to Try in 2017 with Jennifer GonzalezJennifer Gonzalez shares her favorite tools to try in 2017. Technology moves so quickly! Do you know what to try next? Well, today's guest and edtech expert Jennifer Gonzalez gives us some amazing tools to try for Five Idea Friday. In today's show, we'll discuss: Peergrade Common Lit My Simple Show Adobe Spark eLink We also discuss how to keep from getting overwhelmed and common mistakes teachers make with technology. I hope you enjoy this episode with Jennifer Gonzalez! A full transcript of this show and the show notes are available at www.coolcatteacher.com/podcast...
2017-02-2409 min