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powerED Up184: Unlocking the Power of Listening in EducationIn this conversation, Christine Miles emphasizes the critical importance of listening in education and personal interactions. She shares her journey from psychology to education, highlighting how listening has been a foundational skill in her life. The discussion covers various aspects of listening, including its role in classroom settings, strategies for improving listening skills among students, and the significance of comprehension in effective communication. Christine also provides practical tips for educators to enhance their listening abilities and foster better conversations with students and parents. In this conversation, Christine Miles and Ken Ehrmann explore the importance of active listening and empathy...
2025-04-2451 min
powerED Up183: Empowering Students through Leadership in Music EducationIn this episode of the Powered Up Podcast, Dr. Dakeyan Graham, a music educator and former Florida Teacher of the Year, shares his journey through the education system, discussing the complexities of parental choice in education, the evolution of school choice in Florida, and the importance of advocacy for teachers. He emphasizes the need to understand the education system from various perspectives and the role of student leadership in fostering independent citizens. In this engaging conversation, Dr. Dré and Ken Ehrmann explore the transformative power of student leadership and ownership in education. They discuss the importance of shifting the f...
2025-04-031h 05
Authentic Educators13: Student Autonomy w/ Ken EhrmannAutonomy provides students the necessary opportunities to see what they are capable of and learn from their mistakes. Cody and Dave’s conversation with PA teacher of the year nominee, Ken Ehrmann, explores the ways in which teachers can foster powerful learning experiences in their classrooms with students at the center of the decision-making tree.Learn more about Ken at his website, https://www.kenehrmann.org/, or listen to his podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Clzuqa1Uai1G6Ihfr8Glw?si=428a98d54e8240adReach out at authenticedpod@gmail.com if you...
2025-02-2531 min
powerED Up180: Creating a Positive Learning Environment in MathIn this episode of the Powered Up Podcast, host Ken Ehrmann speaks with Heather Smith, the 2024 Burroughs Welcome Fund North Carolina Teacher of the Year. They discuss the importance of building relationships with students, innovative teaching strategies, and the role of community in education. Heather shares her passion for math and STEM education, emphasizing the need for empathy and real-life connections in teaching. The conversation also touches on the challenges teachers face and the importance of gratitude and intentionality in fostering a positive classroom environment.
Takeaways
Building relationships with students is crucial for their success.
2025-02-201h 01
powerED Up179: Fostering Interdependence: A New Learning ParadigmIn this episode of the Powered Up Podcast, Ken Ehrmann speaks with De'Shawn Washington, the 2024 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, about the importance of executive functioning skills in education. They discuss De'Shawn's journey into teaching, the strategies he employs to teach organization and time management, and the significance of feedback and peer review in the writing process. The conversation also touches on the challenges of grading writing, the need for reflection in learning, and innovative practices that foster community in the classroom. De'Shawn emphasizes the role of teachers as models of learning and the importance of building relationships with...
2025-02-061h 08
powerED Up177: Strategies for Successful Co-TeachingIn this episode of the Powered Up Podcast, hosts Ken Ehrmann and Jessica Saum engage with educators Paul Garcia and Leana Malinowsky to explore the intricacies of co-teaching. They discuss the importance of building strong relationships between co-teachers, the need for flexibility in teaching styles, and the effective use of technology to enhance collaboration. The conversation highlights personal experiences, challenges, and strategies for creating a successful co-teaching environment that benefits all students. This conversation delves into the intricacies of co-teaching, focusing on strategies for effective collaboration between general and special education teachers. The speakers discuss the importance of empowering...
2024-11-211h 03
powerED Up175: STRIVE to Teach HappierIn this episode of the Powered Up Podcast, hosts Ken Ehrmann, Rob Dunlop, and Suzanne Dailey discuss their experiences in education, focusing on the challenges and triumphs of returning to the classroom, the importance of teacher energy, and the role of happiness in teaching. They explore the complexities of supporting new teachers, the expectations for professional growth, and the significance of building relationships in the classroom. The conversation emphasizes the need for grace and optimism in the teaching profession, especially during the early years. In this conversation, Rob Dunlop and Suzanne Dailey discuss the importance of rational optimism in...
2024-10-241h 01
powerED Up173: Rebooting and Reinvigorating the powerEDUp PodcastIn this episode, Ken Ehrmann reintroduces the Powered Up Podcast after a brief hiatus, sharing personal reflections on balancing family life with professional commitments. He emphasizes the importance of relationships in education and how they impact both students and teachers. Ken discusses the significance of finding joy in work and the need for educators to engage in tasks that feel fulfilling. He also outlines exciting changes for the podcast, including a new guest lineup and a shift to bi-weekly episodes to enhance audience connection.
Takeaways
Ken shares his excitement about returning to the podcast after...
2024-10-0322 min
powerED Up172: Stop Planning Lessons and Start Planning ExperiencesShelley Jeoffroy, a 5th-grade teacher from Irving, Texas, shares her experiences in education and the importance of embracing diversity in the classroom. She discusses how her travels and teaching overseas have opened her perspective and inspired her to bring innovation and creativity into her teaching. Shelley emphasizes the need to have authentic relationships with students and create a welcoming and respectful classroom environment. She also highlights the value of making connections between students and finding common ground. Ken Ehrmann and Dr. Ramon Benavides discuss the challenges of building relationships with adults and the importance of being genuine and caring...
2024-06-061h 05
powerED Up160: Paternity Break for Matt and KenSummary
In this episode, Matt Rogers and Ken Ehrmann discuss the upcoming paternity break for the Powered Up Podcast. They reflect on the podcast journey and the impact it has had on their teaching identities. They also discuss the future of the podcast and the importance of setting boundaries as a new parent. They share their experiences and insights on re-entering the classroom after a break and the challenges of balancing work and personal life. Finally, they reminisce about the most memorable moments on the podcast. In this episode, Matt and Ken reflect on their conversations with...
2024-02-2957 min
powerED Up158: The Experience of Neurodiversity for Our StudentsSummary
In this conversation, Christopher Scott Wyatt discusses his experience with being diagnosed with autism later in life and the shifting nature of diagnostic labels. He emphasizes the importance of individualized approaches in education and the need to focus on students' strengths and weaknesses rather than their labels. Wyatt also discusses the benefits and limitations of labels and the impact of discrimination. He shares strategies for supporting students with diverse needs and highlights the importance of teacher creativity and experimentation. The conversation concludes with a discussion on student-centered learning and challenging students outside of their comfort zones...
2024-02-151h 12
powerED Up154: Creativity Lives in the Craft of WritingSummary
In this conversation, Ken Ehrmann and Gary Whitehead discuss the changes in high school English education, including the impact of technology and online teaching. They also explore the influence of being a poet on teaching and the importance of analyzing poetry with students. Gary shares his experience as the advisor of the school newspaper, discussing its history and transformation, as well as the integration of media platforms in the journalism class. They also touch on the influence of the journalism class on students' future career paths. In this conversation, Gary Whitehead discusses his experiences as a...
2024-01-181h 08
powerED Up141: STRIVE for HappinessRobert Dunlop is a quality educator, speaker, and author. He has had such a diverse experience in education that offers our audience a quality listen. Our conversation rolls from pedagogy to classroom management to feedback, the focus of his book, striving for happiness.
The expectations we have for students can impact our approach to instruction. More importantly, when we have more confidence in what they can do, we can push them to higher-level thinking skills.
Utilize the professional resources in your district to support your professional growth.
Analyze and reflect on your pacing...
2023-10-051h 33
powerED Up137: Learning Foundational Math with the AbacusSensei Miwako was an incredible guest to join our podcast. Since moving to the United States, she has spent her time teaching students math through abacus. This conversation was a great learning experience for Matt and Ken. Miwako provided great insight into how this tool can help build foundational mathematical skills for students.
Self-paced classes on her website to learn these systems and ideas to build math foundations.
Help students understand the foundation of math through numbers. When students understand how math is built off of patterns, it creates further opportunities for growth.
L...
2023-09-071h 11
powerED Up125: Summer Send Off 2023It is summertime! Ken and Matt take a few minutes to reflect on the year and discuss summer plans and goals. Most importantly, they preview the 2023 summer series. Be sure to come back each week this summer for an amazing in-depth professional development episode. We bring back our top guests to join the conversation as co-hosts!
2023-06-1533 min
powerED UpMatt in the Hot CornerA last-minute guest cancellation led to Ken and Matt pivoting on the spot with a new idea. It turned into a part 2 of 2 episodes with each host in the hot corner. In this show, Matt reflects on his frustrations with assessments.
In This Episode:
The value of assessments
Involving students into the conversation
Formative versus summative
2023-03-0242 min
powerED UpKen in the Hot CornerA last-minute guest cancellation led to Ken and Matt pivoting on the spot with a new idea. It turned into a part 1 of 2 episodes with each host in the hot corner. In this show, Ken reflects on his experiences as a teacher and a new perspective as a young parent.
In This Episode:
Effective parent communication from the parent's perspective
Strategies for maximizing contact with families
Back to school night
The teacher-parent partnership
Join us back from 110 to hear Matt's take on the hot corner.
2023-02-2339 min
powerED UpRapid Fire Questions Between Ken and MattKen and Matt can sit down without a guest and have no preparation for the recording. Due to a last-minute conflict with a guest, they were left to devise a recording idea. They decided to go with a rapid-fire question format. Each host asked a question that the other did not prepare for. The questions included:
Teaching superstition
Best lesson
Worst moment teaching
What is your classroom "thing"
The time you saved a student
The cafeteria food you look forward to and the one you will avoid at all costs
Funniest recess moment
Best last day of school memo...
2023-02-0257 min
Aspire to Lead225. Changing the Trajectory of Each Lesson: Featuring Ken EhrmannIn this week’s episode, Ken Ehrmann shares how he rebuilt his classroom to empower every student with a student-centered learning experience, which changed the trajectory of each lesson.
In this episode, we discuss:
Changing the typical trajectory of a lesson where students experience phenomena first and learn concepts second
Incorporating STEM concepts into the curriculum
And his podcast PowerED UP Podcast
About Ken Ehrmann:
Ken Ehrmann is a Pennsylvania Department of Education 2019 Teacher of the year Finalist. He is an instructional coach for the Pennridge School District, formerly an...
2023-01-2232 min
powerED UpRecharging and Reflecting for the New YearReturning from the winter break marks the unofficial half-way mark of the school year. Ken and Matt talk about the best strategies and ideas to think about as you return from the coveted winter break. There is so much we want to accomplish with students in such a short amount of time. This episode gets a little emotional when Ken and Matt start sharing about the journey they are on with their students how how much they hope to accomplish.
The value of attending a conference and how to best find ways to attend
Reset classroom management strategies, r...
2022-12-291h 01
The PL PlaybookEmpowered Learning with Ken EhrmannIn this episode, I chat with PA educator Ken Ehrmann about how to empower our teachers as learners. Ken is a secondary instructional coach in the Pennridge School District, former PA Teacher of the Year finalist, and co-host of the powerED Up Podcast. In addition, Ken offers keynotes and customized professional learning for school districts. Connect with Ken here:
@KenEhrmann
@powereduup
https://www.kenehrmann.org/
2022-12-1430 min
powerED UpA Leader for LifeIt is amazing to sit down and talk with Dr. Winston Sakurai. He has a diverse, impressive, vast experience in education. Through all his positions, he has always had a clear sight set on doing what is best for students. He champions their leadership and supports teachers in every way possible.
Winston had an amazing start to his career, working on the state board of education side to support and push education in a positive way.
His first teaching experience was as a long-term substitute where he learned the ropes of teaching
As a building leader, Winston encouraged tea...
2022-12-081h 17
powerED UpTeach Better Conference Part 2We recorded LIVE at the Teach Better Conference 2022 in Akron, Ohio. This conference is affiliated with our podcast network. Ken had an amazing experience attending the conference, meeting teachers, networking with presenters, and finding inspiration for keynote speakers. This episode is part two of two where Ken sat down to talk with three amazing educators.
2022-11-1042 min
powerED Up94: Teach Better Conference Part 1We recorded LIVE at the Teach Better Conference 2022 in Akron, Ohio. This conference is affiliated with our podcast network. Ken had an amazing experience attending the conference, meeting teachers, networking with presenters, and finding inspiration for keynote speakers. This episode is part one of two where Ken sat down to talk with three amazing educators.
Featured In This Episode:
Steve
Eric Guise of the gotteched.com podcast follow him at @GuiseGotTechEd
Mike
2022-11-0345 min
powerED UpShow 89: Journey of a Student Teacher Part 2He's BACK! We had the opportunity to have Anthony Wiggins, Matt's student teacher, back on the show to talk about his first few weeks of experience in the classroom. Anthony is coming into his own as a teacher. Learning through experience, wisdom of others, and making his own mistakes. Anthony is more reflective, more confident, and brings a new energy. He also asks thought provoking questions to Matt and Ken to learn more.
In This Episode We Cover
Get involved in the school community so students who don't have you know you.
Establish consistent, clear, concise routines and ex...
2022-09-291h 36
powerED UpShow 87: The Value of Goal Setting and a New School Year of GoalsKen and Matt reconnect after a long break from recording together over the summer. The journey of Ken's new studio continues with a twist! It is a new school year and a new opportunity to set professional goals for ourselves and our classrooms. We need to create goals, to create purpose, to create action. This is what can create change and growth in ourselves and our classrooms.
In This Episode We Cover
Matt's 2022-2023 goals for his students, and mentoring his student teacher.
Involving students in the conversation of our own professional goals.
When the students are aware of...
2022-09-1545 min
powerED UpShow 78: Summer PD Series 5, Teach Like a C.E.O. Part 2When students are leading the learning community, they have to have a passion for learning. We can fuel that passion through a high-quality culture of learning. In this second of a three part series all about Teach Like a CEO, we learn the frameworks and systems for developing a holistic approach to student centered learning. Part two focuses on the E in the acronym, "Empowering Experiences". As we develop structures for student-centered learning, the actual lessons have to be more engaging and more empowering for kids. Ken showcases specific strategies you can embed into lessons and projects to create those...
2022-07-141h 00
powerED UpShow 77: Summer PD Series 4, Teach Like a C.E.O. Part 1When students are leading the learning community, they have to have a passion for learning. We can fuel that passion through a high-quality culture of learning. In this first of a three part series all about Teach Like a CEO, we learn the frameworks and systems for developing a holistic approach to student centered learning. Part one focus on the C in the acronym, "Culture for Learning". If we want and expect students to navigate content independently, they have to become a part of a classroom culture that values learning. Ken showcases specific strategies you can embed into lessons and pr...
2022-07-0747 min
powerED UpShow 74: Summer PD Series 1, Summer Goal SettingSummer time is for rest, relaxation, and recharging our batteries at teachers. However, summer is also a great time to reflect, set goals, and think outside the box. Matt and Ken breakdown their goal setting strategies and how it has made major impacts on their teaching over the years. It is the perfect time to think with a clear head and let the creative juices flow!
In This Episode We Cover:
Goal setting strategies for the summer.
Appropriate ways to free yourself of all thoughts of teaching while still pushing forward to improve for the following yea...
2022-06-1646 min
powerED UpShow 68: The Truth About Effective InclusionJessica Saum is a passionate, empathetic, inspirational teacher. It is quite obvious why she is the 2022 Arkansas Teacher of the Year. There is nothing typical about a typical day in her classroom. She is creating an environment where students will feel empowered, challenged, and supported to succeed. Jessica prioritizes providing her students the experience to participate in general education classrooms as well as real-world experiences. She shares what inclusion should truly look like, not just putting someone in the room.
In This Episode We Cover
Starting every day with a morning meeting, a song, and movement together. Remember wh...
2022-05-051h 22
powerED UpShow 67: Live Your ExcellenceJimmy Casas is an experienced, passionate, honest educator focused on making a difference in the culture of classrooms and schools. After spending over 25 years as an administrator, he is now focused on coaching others. The culture of a school starts with every individual working towards a similar set of values and goals. The way he addresses individuals showcases why he does what he does. He wants every person to live their excellence, and do it as best as they possibly can. The greatest gift we can give anyone is the gift of time. Jimmy walks us through why this is...
2022-04-281h 31
powerED UpShow 66: Flipping Classes with a TikTok Teacher StarBethany Petty is a passionate, energetic, dedicated educator focused on providing her students with experiences that will best serve them as learners. She was willing to freestyle rap at a moment's notice, and then translated that into rapping on TikTok. She creates an environment where students have to fulfill high expectations and engage in meaningful work. Even still, her actions and demeanor only add to the exciting learning environment.
In This Episode We Cover:
How to be "the" fun teacher, but also go much farther beyond that with meaningful instruction.
The raw emotion of a teacher app...
2022-04-211h 15
We Teach Inspired!!Picking The Right Tech w/ Ken Ehrmann!On this episode of the podcast we had the chance to talk with Ken Ehrmann who is an instructional coach outside Philadelphia and is the host of the Poweredup Podcast. We had the chance to talk about what we learned as substitute teachers, how Ken was able to start a news show with his 5th graders, and why it is important to have a good reason to use a new technology or platform in the classroom! Here's how you can connect with Ken:
https://twitter.com/KenEhrmann
kenehrmann.org
Here's how you can...
2022-04-1832 min
powerED UpShow 65: Keys to Unlocking the Creative Child WithinJoAnn Nocera left her successful career on the foreign stock exchange and went into education. She has never looked back and always had her eyes set on bringing out everyone's creativity. She took the crayons out and let her students shine. An educator's ability to be fleixble in the moment can be the biggest key to a successful lesson. Creativity becomes a keys to a student's success. We need to stop setting restrictive expectations for students that prevent them from taking risks and trying to grow. It is amazing what students can accomplish with one piece of tin foil!
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2022-04-141h 09
powerED UpShow 64: Setting a Foundation for Health and HappinessCandace Young is an incredible PE teacher passionate about inspiring movement and health. She spends her entire day teaching five and six-year-olds the key habits for success in life. Her classroom is dynamic, engaging, and organized. Her positive attitude is palpable through the conversation and her passion for making a difference. She has really high expectations for students because she truly believes, they can accomplish anything they put their mind to.
In This Episode We Cover
Creating a foundation of movement and health at a young age with kindergartners.
Creating safe opportunities for failures and successes.
As adults, we...
2022-04-0758 min
powerED UpShow 63: Strategies for Classroom Tech TipsDr. Monica Burns was a very early adopter of a 1:1 environment utilizing iPads over ten years ago and has not looked back. She is the founder of www.classtechtips.com. She demonstrates the value, purpose, and benefits of integrating technology into the classroom. She helps us understand how to move students from being consumers to authentic creators.
In This Episode We Cover
Utilizing the camera on an iPad to maximize learning opportunities.
Moving beyond the excitement of a new device and creating sustainable instructional practices to integrate technology.
Utilize tools to maximize efficiency so teachers can reallocate their ti...
2022-03-311h 02We Teach Inspired!!Choosing Classroom Tech With Purpose w/ Ken EhrmannOn this episode of the podcast we had the chance to talk with Ken Ehrmann who is an instructional coach outside Philadelphia and is the host of the Poweredup Podcast. We had the chance to talk about what we learned as substitute teachers, how Ken was able to start a news show with his 5th graders, and why it is important to have a good reason to use a new technology or platform in the classroom! We hope you'll tune in next week to listen to part 2!
Here's how you can connect with Ken:
2022-03-2827 min
powerED UpShow 62: Co-Teaching and the 9th Grade ExperienceChris Stuchko is an amazing high school special education teacher supporting students, teachers, and creating diverse experiences. He spends a great majority of his day supporting students. He brings a fantastic approach to co-teaching to help empower all students in the classroom. Chris also received a grant a few years ago to start a podcast. He hosts the "9th Grade Experience" to capture what it means to be a 9th grader and support students starting that new journey.
In This Episode We Cover
The keys to a successful co-taught classroom.
The necessary mindset and approach for a coteaching p...
2022-03-251h 13
powerED UpShow 61: Leading with Radical HonestyMelissa Lowry is a humble, honest, experienced, and amazing administrator. Her beliefs are strong and she feels she needs to serve her teachers. She leads them with radical honesty. Teachers are the ones that make the biggest impact on students, so it's a principal's job to create a culture of success. Leaders set the tone of the building, and they do it through their positive actions.
In This Episode We Cover
Understanding the role of every person in a school.
Open her ears and listen to what teachers need, and what they want to vent.
She is always le...
2022-03-171h 14
powerED UpShow 60: A Student Teacher's Journey, Part IThe start of an educator's true journey begins during student teaching. This is a time where future educators learn their chops, build their confidence, and confirm this is the career for them. We had the chance to sit down and talk with Matt's brand new student teacher Anthony Wiggins. Anthony has only spent a few weeks in the classroom and has already learned so much about himself. The enthusiasm and rawness in his conversation are palpable.
In This Episode We Cover:
The power of student teaching and different processes for students.
Why Anthony decided to go int...
2022-03-101h 06
powerED UpShow 59: Going Beyond the Novels for Real-World LearningStephanie Noll shares her amazing journey in education and relocating for specific jobs and growth. After starting in the K-12 system, Stephanie became a full-time college professor, and then went BACK! It was amazing to hear the growth she made in those transitions.
In This Episode We Cover:
Value of working for Teach for America to launch your career.
Putting students and values above the content we teach.
Reframing content to fit the goals we hope to accomplish with students and pursue those goals through curricular experiences.
Rethinking the literature you use and the way you ap...
2022-03-031h 19
powerED UpShow 58: The Power of Attending ConferencesKen and Matt recorded LIVE and in-person together for the first time at the Pennsylvania Education Technology Expo and Conference. They had a blast together and focused the conversation on attending conferences. These experiences are extremely valuable for teachers to learn, grow, network, and step outside their comfort zone. This podcast focuses on connecting educators and empowering everyone through voice. Conferences provide that experience at the highest level.
In This Episode We Cover
Describe what can teachers expect when attending a conference.
How to find conferences and the different types that are available.
When a conference is not free...
2022-02-2431 min
powerED UpShow 57: The Peak Performing TeacherMike Kuczala came back to the powerED Up Podcast to be our first repeat guest. We were thrilled to discuss his new book The Peak Performing Teacher. We are teaching in the most challenging time in the history of public education. The demand for teachers to navigate the pandemic and just the expanding responsibilities of a classroom teacher is putting us on the edge. Mike shares five key habits for success.
In This Episode We Cover
Why teaching is so challenging right now.
The realities of stress and stress management.
Mike's stories of how the book was created.
Stori...
2022-02-171h 20
powerED UpShow 56: Creating Frameworks for Technology IntegrationOur team sat down and had a great conversation with James Varlack. He brought a really unique perspective coupling his experience and school district culture together. Now working as a technology coach he shared insight into a framework to evaluate the technology. He shared the lessons he learned throughout the years of teaching in the classroom. We go through some heavy topics and how to approach them appropriately in the classroom.
In This Episode We Cover
Utilizing content expertise and blending that together with well-designed lessons.
Recognizing and acknowledging cultural differences among your student population and how to appr...
2022-02-101h 18
powerED UpShow 55: Going back to FundamentalsWhen a teacher hits stride in the middle of the year, it can be one of the most challenging times of the year. Instruction rises to the top of our radar, but we can't abandon the fundamentals. This is the most important time to re-establish routines, classroom management expectations, and have FUN! Do not let the stress of the looming state tests create an environment that is rooted in pounding through instruction. Be more creative, have fun with students, and keep the positive culture at the forefront.
In This Episode We Cover
A much too long debate over wha...
2022-02-0340 min
powerED UpShow 54: Advice for Teachers to Manage Extra ResponsibilitiesThe burden of being an educator is heavy. Whether we are new to the profession or seasoned veterans, there is a demand put on teachers to do so much more outside of the daily responsibilities. As new teachers, we feel the need to do everything so we are noticed and hired. As we continue down the path, it is our job to support the many communities of a school. Students need clubs, sports, and events and schools need committees to grow. Matt and Ken talk about checks and systems to evaluate how teachers can take on extra burdens but not b...
2022-01-2754 min
powerED UpShow 53: Be Intentional with Technology and InstructionDr. Matt Rhoads is an educator, coach, and leader well-grounded in the ed-tech space. He supports teachers and leaders on a daily basis and has not lost a connection to what is realistic. The conversation covers many topics, but he dives deep into specific topics. When asked tough questions, he provides great answers. No fluff. Tune in and follow along with Matt's journey and learn how to integrate more data and more technology into your classroom.
In This Episode We Cover:
How to effectively utilize technology in the current state of education.
Strategies for...
2022-01-201h 14
powerED UpShow 52: Creating Individualized Learning ExperiencesEric Combs is a middle school band teacher coming off one of the greatest experiences of his career, visiting the White House as the 2020 Illinois Teacher of the Year. He has created an experience in a beginner-level band that is so unique, it has become copied worldwide. He is focused on student growth, student achievement, and student motivation. He worked diligently to create this program to a point where students drive the experience, and he is guiding them to true achievement.
In This Episode We Cover:
The importance of data and the impact on instruction.
How...
2022-01-131h 11
powerED UpShow 51: Untangling the Web of Ed TechRunning a successful school district is a complete operation of multiple departments, some including adults who are not certified, educators. The role of IT is vital for teachers to run a successful classroom. Teachers, students, and parents all depend on reliable and effective technology. There is so much that goes into the infrastructure, applications, and devices we use day in and day out. It is important for teachers to communicate effectively with the IT department and work collaboratively.
In This Episode We Cover
Defining ed-tech and how all the components of IT work collaboratively together.
Simple guidelines to de...
2022-01-061h 07
powerED UpShow 50: Reflect on a Journey, Set Goals for the FutureReaching Show 50 was a big milestone for us, and we wanted to take time to reflect on the experience. We spent time saying thank you to our listeners and our guests. We reflected on some of the most impactful moments from the show and our favorite quotes from previous guests. We've had so much inspiration from amazing educators and we want to continue to make sure we bring those moments, stories, and principles to our audience.
In This Episode We Cover
What show 50 meant to each Matt and Ken.
How our guests generated the same results, creating amazing c...
2021-12-3047 min
powerED UpShow 49: Driving Student Passions through Music and OwnershipCreating an atmosphere to inspire and foster student passion is a challenge every teacher faces. Claire Clifford leads elementary through high school students in musical performances and class. Claire showcases her diverse expectations as a teacher transitioning from elementary music class, to high school vocal choir, to a community musical production, and preparing all of those students for a winter concert! She works tirelessly to create amazing productions, but the real beauty is in the daily learning that takes place each day in her classroom.
In This Episode We Cover:
The use of the Hungarian Kodaly (Ko...
2021-12-231h 15
powerED UpShow 48: Digging Deep into the Specifics of Planning Creative LessonsPlanning creative lessons is a skill every teacher can develop. We dive deep into a conversation specifically on how to plan creative lessons. It starts with knowing your why, what do you hope to accomplish and what are the learning targets? There will be failures, and that is okay! Our students are providing us feedback whether they intend to or not; we just have to look for it. Planning creative lessons can be time-intensive, but it doesn't need to be and we talk about exactly how.
In This Episode We Cover:
Step one in planning a c...
2021-12-161h 07powerED UpShow 47: Kids Deserve It, Teachers Deserve It!The opportunity to spend an hour with Adam Welcome is a true inspiration! He makes you feel like it is okay to do what students deserve most. As a former classroom teacher, principal, director of innovation, and now education influencer he provides details of the trenches and also a broad stroke view of how to approach instruction. The positive energy is palpable through the microphone to power up the entire audience! In the end, just try something different. The kids don't care if you know what you are doing, they care you are taking a risk.
In This...
2021-12-091h 08
powerED UpShow 46: Changing the Narrative of LeadershipCharles Williams is an inspirational, grounded, and motivated leader to creates change for students and teachers. We discuss the challenges teachers face to give it all to students. Charles shares his strategies for supporting teachers to create engaging environments for students and how to take risks from day one. He shares the importance of equity and the value of facing difficult conversations. It's not about what we want, but what our children need to be successful outside of the classroom.
In This Episode We Cover:
How teachers can volunteer for extra-curricular activities and the positive impact it h...
2021-12-021h 30
powerED UpShow 45: Measuring Growth One Student at a TimeRebecca Richardson is a positive beam of light in the world of education. She shares about her professional career prior to entering public education and how it impacted her teaching philosophies. She shares about her early journey and welcomes others into her room to help her grow as an educator. She has taken that philosophy and built a model of community education in her building for constant collaboration.
In This Episode We Cover
The impact of a professional career prior to entering public education.
Creating change amongst a team and department for the benefit of students.
The benefit of...
2021-11-181h 20
powerED UpShow 44: Meaningful and Impactful Parent ConferencesThe journey of teaching a child and making a positive impact on their life involves much more than a teacher's effort. It is a team approach and a team mission. Parents/guardians are a key player in that team, and parent-teacher conferences are something we should always value as educators. It can add extra stress, it can feel like one more thing, but it is a chance to align everyone to the goals of a child's growth. Ken and Matt talk about their experiences with conferences and the strategies they used to get everyone on the same page.
In...
2021-11-1149 min
powerED UpShow 43: Realistic Expectations for a Data Driven TeacherThe use of data in a classroom is a powerful, necessary, and meaningful tool to utilize as a classroom teacher. Samantha has a great deal of experience supporting students with dropout prevention and teachers to create meaningful programs for students. She shares her unique experiences and how that best impacts education today. It is a tough conversation and one that requires a great deal of planning but it can have a big impact on students.
In This Episode We Cover:
Defining data, where it comes from, and how it plays a major impact on daily classroom ins...
2021-11-041h 01
powerED UpShow 42: Real World Learning that is Actually AuthenticThe journey of an educator is a challenge. It is a demanding position that requires all of our physical and emotional energy. Matthew Strine provides us honest feedback about his journey and how it has shaped his positive mindset on teaching today. We discuss key strategies and examples for incorporating real-world tasks in the classroom. Matthew shares the opportunities he is creating for students and how his high expectations create results they never dreamed to be true.
In This Episode We Cover:
The difference between a lesson that models real-world examples and is an actual real-world ex...
2021-10-281h 24
powerED UpShow 41: The Value of Reflecting on LessonsAfter facilitating a lesson, the time to think, reflect, and set action steps for the next attempt is key for growing as a teacher. Matt and Ken discuss what best practices for reflecting on lessons look like and how it applies to all K-12 educators. The process for a self-contained elementary teacher is much different that a middle school social studies teacher. Ken just wrapped up facilitating a lesson with two teachers he helped design in his role as an instructional coach. He reflects on the lesson and also shares adjustments that were made between attempts.
In This...
2021-10-2155 min
powerED UpShow 40: Students Viewing Themselves as LearnersProfessor Christopher P. Brown brings a calm, level-headed, realistic approach to what teaching and learning should look like for our youngest learners. The standards we set, the expectations we create, need to align to what students need to develop as young people, not the content policymakers feel are important. Chris shares key strategies for taking advantage of learning moments, explaining why, and being explicit with his instructional decisions.
In This Episode We Cover
The power of explaining why we are learning what we are learning.
How to be overly explicit with students and the benefits it offers.
Using...
2021-10-141h 15
powerED UpShow 39: Reflections on Back to School NightEvents with parents and family members can be stressful, overwhelming, and a time that creates anxiety for teachers. Our host Matt Rogers just wrapped up his back-to-school night an hour before the recording. We dove deep into the topic and heard honest, organic reflections from Matt coming right off of the event. To quote Ken, "this is a crucial event" to help guide students towards success.
In This Episode We Cover:
How to establish a team atmosphere working towards the success of the child.
Approaches to the information communicated during the evening event.
How to handle pa...
2021-10-0741 min
powerED UpShow 38: Immersive Learning ExperiencesHere is a show with twice the excitement for the price of one! Mario and Alberto, known as the ETwinz are two outstanding educators creating learning experiences for students like non-other. They relocated from Spain 6 years ago, and began teaching in the United States without knowing how to speak English. Their life experience blends with a student-centered teaching experience to inspire students to make mistakes, take risks, and solve problems. They teach in a Spanish immersion school; the approach to learning language builds skills to tackle all other subjects with a growth mindset.
In This Episode We Cov...
2021-09-301h 24
powerED UpShow 37: The Truth Behind HomeworkDr. Erik Youngman is a dedicated educator bringing his professional and personal life experiences together to provide a well-rounded approach to his district. As the father of three daughters and husband to a speech pathologist, he is able to wear multiple hats in addition to his experience as a teacher, principal, and curriculum director. He encourages a holistic approach to teaching and constantly checking in with students to hear authentic feedback about how teaching and learning can improve. His main passions align with changing the narrative of homework and integrating a growth mindset.
In This Episode We Cov...
2021-09-231h 06
powerED UpShow 36: Keys to a Democratic ClassroomJorge Rodriguez is a physical education teacher from Saudi Arabia, relocated from Houston Texas. His calm presence, open mind, and willingness to take risks in is inspirational. After sharing the experience of moving his family across the globe, Jorge jumps into his key instructional strategies to run a democratic classroom. He provides specific examples of how his lessons are structured to create this type of learning environment.
In This Episode We Cover:
Taking life risks to expand yourself personally and professionally.
Adjusting your mindset around your students.
Learning and supporting a school's local community to improve the cul...
2021-09-161h 09
powerED UpShow 35: Behind the Scenes of Student Centered Learning"I was able to align my head and my heart as a teacher." Those words of inspiration were one of many from Abby French, a middle school social studies teacher from Virginia. In our conversation with Abby, we learned how she works as a local advocate for her teachers and schools, creates passion and excitement in the classroom, and facilitates student-centered learning. She finds ways to teach history through empathy and connect the past to the present. Abby is an incredible teacher and her work goes well beyond the curricular standards.
In This Episode We Cover
How...
2021-09-091h 15
powerED UpShow 34: Students First, ALWAYSDr. Tracy Scott Kelly went through every effort to record this podcast, the passion and enthusiasm are palpable from the moment it began. He is a dedicated, relentless educator always striving to do his best for students. He has made a career out of special education, whether it is a five-student or 25 student caseload he does everything necessary to see the success of those students. Tracy is inspirational to push for change, step out of our comfort zone, and make a positive influence on education.
In This Episode We Cover:
Explicit examples for how to best suppo...
2021-09-021h 04
powerED UpShow 33: How We Teach the Students, Not the ContentChristopher Albrecht is a humble, committed, passionate, and inspirational educator for everyone to look up to. For 24 years Christopher has impacted countless lives of students and is committed to the betterment of his community. As a community member himself, he serves as a role model for all. Christopher shares his insight on how to make new teachers more successful and to prevent burnout. His approach to classroom management is powerful. This podcast is a must-listen for educators in pre-service education all the way to teachers approaching retirement.
In This Episode We Cover:
How to immerse yourself in the...
2021-08-261h 32
powerED UpShow 32: A First Day of School to RememberImagine walking into your child's fifth-grade classroom two days before the first day of school for an open house and seeing 30 desks and chairs in a pile. Ken Ehrmann's parents and children went through this very experience, and it was all by design. Ken shares how he launched his year through a student-centered experience to completely immerse the students into the room. The phrase "we share this room together" took on a whole new meaning.
In This Episode We Cover:
How to approach the first minute, the first hour, and the first day of school.
What our...
2021-08-191h 01
powerED UpShow 31: Preventing Teacher BurnoutCasey Jakubowski is a passionate advocate for teacher well-being and preventing burnout. His desire to support new and veterans teachers come from a place of experiencing burnout himself. He is a former high school civics teacher and has worked many years in the pre-service training of teachers. He provides motivation to grow as a teacher and actionable steps to do so.
In This Episode We Cover:
Defining the difference between civics education and social studies.
Creating simulation-based experiences to learn important concepts.
The value of teaching a civics mindset and supporting our society.
Defining teacher burnout a...
2021-08-121h 13
powerED UpShow 30: Teaching the ART of Risk TakingCara Bowerman is teaching and coaching her passions and influencing young adults to pursue the same. As a high school art teacher, Cara has the unique experience to work with students passionate about the content and interested in growing their own skills. She doesn't assume this will create instant buy-in. Cara works hard to develop real respect from her students and to promote an environment of risk-taking. Her students are supported and encouraged to do their own version of "best".
In This Episode we Cover:
Strategies for creating risk-taking environments and the power of "yes".
Leveraging real-w...
2021-08-051h 03
powerED UpShow 29: NOT Your Typical Science LabLinda Rost is the 2020 Montana Teacher of the Year. From the moment the podcast begins it is evident as to why she has earned those accolades. The learning experiences she creates are all designed around one goal, to improve student learning. She provides students with the opportunity to redesign a local lake, and challenge the decisions made by the Department of Interior on endangered species. Her passion is palpable and the podcast will truly leave you feeling powerED Up!
In this episode, we cover:
Connecting the community to the classroom.
Creating inspiration in the community to reach...
2021-07-291h 19
powerED UpShow 28: Taking Action on Mental HealthConnecting with a large group of students year after year is a teacher's highest priority but also a major challenge. Stacie Lawler uses an open, authentic, and honest approach to accomplish such a task. As a Health and P.E. teacher, Stacie wears many hats and one she has added to her collection is the daunting task of mental health. In 2014, Stacie was faced with her own challenges of mental health as a parent. This translated into an endless mission to change the narrative in her school, state, and now the country. Stacie shares great advice, practical strategies, and encou...
2021-07-221h 08
powerED UpShow 27: Do Lesson Plans Really Matter?Creating lesson plans, how exciting! In pre-service education, most aspiring teachers will spend many classes and assignments designing lesson plans in different templates all to find out that every district has its own expectations for design and components. If you are a ten-year teacher, do you even need to write lesson plans? Matt and Ken have very conflicting answers. In this episode, the two co-hosts debate over the purpose, relevancy, and value of lesson plans.
In This Episode We Cover:
- The purpose of writing lesson plans.
- How a new teacher and veter...
2021-07-151h 02
powerED UpShow 26: Integrated WellnessCreating an integrated wellness approach is so much more than "teaching gym class". Bo Shappell shares the truth about physical education and the future of this class in public education. Bo's approach is focused on improving the lives of his students and the way they think about themselves. Bo shares how he is combining the curriculum of health with the movement of physical education to create his integrated wellness course. Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is at the core of instruction. Additionally, how he and his students self-reflect is a strategy every teacher could incorporate into daily practice.
In...
2021-07-081h 16
powerED UpShow 25: Flipping Universal Design for LearningIf it works for one, then it works for all. Designing a learning space where students have real choices to fit their learning needs and modalities is a powerful environment to thrive. Kyle Niemis shares how he combines Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Flipped Learning to create an amazing learning culture. The four-step process to supporting students in a choice-based learning environment is a strategy all teachers can copy and use. He explains the pros and cons, the troubles and triumphs, and sets realistic explanations. He also shares how he is supporting teachers with two innovative products, ClassroomQ and...
2021-07-011h 17
powerED UpShow 24: Students First LeadershipNick Snyder is a South Carolina Teacher of the Year turned administrator. Nick dives deep into the story of "Mr. Snyder" highlighting his passions as a classroom teacher and what students valued most about his classroom. He shares his experience in both middle school and high school English. He provides a great perspective discussing his switch into administration, serving as the assistant principal of his same school. This show brings humility to teaching and a re-centered approach to the human factor of public education. Finally, he shares his biggest passion related to keeping teacher's tanks full.
In This Epi...
2021-06-241h 35
powerED UpShow 23: Summer is HERE!Summer break has finally arrived for all teachers around the country! This year tested the patience, willpower, and dedication of all teachers. They stepped up and crushed it. Summertime is about unplugging, relaxing, and recharging the batteries. The summer of 2021 is going to be the most important time for teachers to do this. Matt and Ken talk about their summer goals, strategies, and plans for the most effective rejuvenation.
In This Episode We Cover
Why summer is so important.
Matt's summer vacation plans.
Ken's summer family plans.
Strategies for truly stepping away from teaching while still feeling like you...
2021-06-1728 min
powerED UpShow 22: The Power of PraiseKyle Bragg, the SHAPE America 2021 National Teacher of the Year, brings amazing ideas to all teachers in all content areas. He is an inspiration to students, a role model for teachers, and a positive voice in education. As an elementary physical education teacher, he creates a classroom dynamic that is engaging, empowering, and safe for all students. He focuses on praising the characteristics and actions that all students can do, not just the athletically superior students. His specific strategies for praise, differentiation and modeling are something all teachers can strive to incorporate.
In This Episode We Cover
Effective...
2021-06-101h 16
powerED UpShow 21: Project Based Learning Does WorkMaggie McHugh is a middle school teacher from Wisconsin focused on project-based learning. For some, PBL is a special week or one unit. Not for Maggie, it is her class all day, every day. Maggie demystifies PBL and provides the listeners with actionable steps towards how to build your students and yourself towards the capacity for PBL. At the beginning of the show, we dive deep into a very intense moment in her classroom related to student identity. As Maggie says herself, "the best Maggie has yet to come." She shows what it means to be a passionate, dedicated educat...
2021-06-031h 28
powerED UpShow 20: Ignite a Culture of InnovationElisabeth Bostwick is a former elementary classroom teacher, instructional coach, educational consultant, and published author. She has an amazing perspective on inspiring creative, student-centered learning. She provides actionable steps to develop these learning experiences in any classroom.
Some specific topics include:
Design loop
Empathy
Student voice/choice
Integrating STEM
Student-centered learning
Visible thinking routines
See think wonder
2021-05-271h 20
powerED UpShow 19: Understanding Students' NeedsCathy Koenig is Director of Student Services for Pequea Valley School District. She has a diverse background of teaching as she worked her way to a high-level administration position. Her diverse experience has provided her with insight and advice applicable to all K-12 educators, both regular education and special education. She provides the audience with excellent strategies to help meet the needs of all learners.
In This Episode We Cover
Defining and explaining Specially Designed Instruction (SDI).
How to appropriately support and challenge learners.
Create modifications and differentiation strategies for students.
2021-05-201h 17
powerED UpShow 18 - Effective Classroom TransitionsAs quoted by the host Ken Ehrmann, "effective classroom transition keep teachers hydrated". When Matt and Ken sat down to tackle this conversation, it was supposed to be a quick brainstorm of what transitions look like and how they can best support effective teaching. They weren't expecting it to go for 45 minutes, but the content is high-quality. They discuss key strategies, ways to incorporate technology, and how to handle hybrid or fully virtual classes. Ken's main message is to put more on the students to make it less stressful for teachers.
In This Episode We Cover:
Defini...
2021-05-1355 min
powerED UpShow 17: Teach the Teachable MomentsZach has many unique perspectives through his educational journey translating into supportive and realistic expectations for teachers. Zach moved from Ohio to South Carolina to teach South Carolina history! His strong work ethic and focus on relationships helped him build a strong foundation in the community as a teacher leader. Zach transitioned into a role as a curriculum coach for his school. We discuss strategies for capturing teachable moments and maintaining curricular pacing expectations.
2021-05-061h 31
powerED UpShow 16: The Keys to DifferentiationStephanie brings passion, insight, and practical lesson ideas from the first question! The energy of this podcast is off the charts, and the lessons provide an equal punch. Stephanie is an elementary teacher and differentiation coach. She shines a much-needed light on the gifted population of students. She provides amazing strategies for improving differentiation for the benefit of all learners. Any teacher, K-12, can come out of this interview with strategies for supporting and challenging students. Get your pen and paper ready!
2021-04-291h 25
powerED UpShow 15 - Developing Young LeadersRyan has the special opportunity and tough responsibility of teaching his middle school students "leadership". This broad topic is focused on social and emotional learning, character development, relationships, and really understanding themselves. Ryan makes it obvious why this is one of the most important classes and experiences his students have. These topics are so often treated as "if we have time" in public education. Ryan shares why this is THE topic everyone in public education needs to experience.
2021-04-221h 30
powerED UpShow 14 - Inquiry Learning for Cross-Curricular SuccessCindy Soule is the 2021 Maine Teacher of the Year. It is quite obvious, from beginning to end, why she has earned those accolades. She is focused on developing hard-working students, that care for themselves and others, and are ready to tackle real-world problems with grit. One of her favorite messages to convey to other teachers is that "every teacher's superpower is belief in students." Real, genuine belief. To top it off, Cindy dives deep into her strategies for inquiry-based learning and how they can impact a student's ability to learn to read.
2021-04-151h 15
powerED UpShow 13 - Real World Foreign Language ExperiencesLaura Boyd is an incredible Spanish teacher focused on creating the best experience for students. She starts with a purposeful plan to establishing a positive rapport with each student and a welcoming community in her classroom. It transitions into experiences where students are forced to use the language in restaurants and stores speaking only Spanish.
This is a must-listen for all teachers!
2021-04-081h 12
powerED UpShow 12 - Teaching with a Growth MindsetLee Carlson will do anything to ensure his students, and all students in his district have a positive experience. He will even drive the bus, seriously, he is driving the bus this year. Lee is big on harnessing his own growth mindset and modeling it for students. He shares specific lessons forcing students to harness a growth mindset to find success.
2021-04-011h 17
powerED UpShow 11 - Technology Integration ComparisonIn this show, Matt and Ken compare their own personal approach to how they "train" their students on using technology tools in the classroom. Their personal approach could not be farther apart. They both heavily utilize technology in the classroom. Matt has a beginning of the year "boot camp" to whip his students into shape. Ken has his trademarked "blended objectives" approach he integrates throughout the year.
2021-03-2538 min
powerED UpShow 10: Mentoring with Ed-TechDr. Sam Fecich has flipped the switch on what it means to prepare the next generation of educators. Her innovative undergraduate course on ed-tech is innovative and relevant. She creates engaging lessons but more importantly the opportunity for authentic and real-world mentorship. Additionally, she provides the listeners with staple ed-tech tools and amazing criteria to evaluate all other tools.
2021-03-181h 15
powerED UpShow 9: Advocating for Student VoiceAs educators, we have the opportunity to create a lasting impact on young peoples' lives. Jessyca Mathews takes this responsibility and opportunity very seriously. Her students are dedicated to advocating for positive change in their local communities. She utilizes real-world instruction to engage the students with current and relevant topics. Jessyca offers great inspiration for navigating heavy topics and doing so with grace. She also shares some strategies for using alternative media in writing courses.
2021-03-111h 14
powerED UpShow 8: The Truth of Kinesthetic LearningKinesthetic learning is an instructional strategy much deeper and more important than brain breaks. The author of the book The Kinesthetic Classroom, Mike Kuczala, tells the truth about this teaching style. He provides actionable tips and specific lesson examples of what kinesthetic teaching looks like and how to best integrate it into any classroom. This instructional style was a core component of Ken's classroom, and the conversation is rich with authentic reflections. Mike shares the 6 core foundations of kinesthetic learning and provides specific examples for each pillar.
2021-03-041h 10
powerED UpShow 7: Lesson Smackdown "Ken vs. Matt"Ken and Matt go toe to toe in a "look at a lesson" smackdown! Watch and listen as they duke out one of their favorite experiences they provide for students! Okay, so there are no figure-four leg locks or chokeholds in this show, but Ken and Matt dive deep into what is becoming the most popular segment of the show, you know, the one that has a different name every episode. Ken and Matt have thoroughly enjoyed exploring the lessons of the guests, so they run through the questions with each other.
2021-02-2555 min
powerED UpShow 6 -Teacher Leaders Create ChangeIn this show, we interview an outstanding and inspirational educator Amy Rehberg. This 28-year veteran started her career as an English teacher and transitioned into becoming an ELL teacher. She had one reason for this change; she saw a need to help this population of students. She has made profound impacts on her school and district to help support these students and push them to thrive. This episode will truly leave you feeling powerED Up!
2021-02-181h 08
powerED UpShow 5: Being Vulnerable to Find SuccessKen and Matt interview Susan Jachymiak, a third-year teacher from Illinois. She brings authentic insight, raw discussions, and insightful reflections for such a young teacher. We dive deep into her use of social media and how vulnerability has helped her grow. This can serve as a guide for young teachers and a reminder to our veteran teachers of what is important to remember for a classroom.
2021-02-111h 02
powerED UpShow 4: Advocating for Student SuccessIn this show Wade dives deep into the strategies and programs in place to advocate for student success; especially in a struggling rural community. Wade will provide the listeners with actionable steps to implement a more differentiated and personalized approach to instruction. He completes the interview by sharing his "dream lesson" he plans to implement with students.
2021-02-041h 14
powerED UpShow 3: Taking Risks on Student ChoiceIn this episode, we interview Rhett Oldham, a secondary social studies teacher from Missouri. Rhett provides the listeners with inspirational lessons and actionable takeaways for classroom instruction. He thrives on creating an atmosphere where students are passionate to learn, excited to share, and encouraged to offer ideas.
2021-01-281h 29
powerED UpShow 2: Branding a Classroom CultureWe interview Mike Creed, an incredible elementary teacher. We follow his unconventional journey into education while being inspired by his work ethic to launch his career. Most of all, we learn about Mike's classroom culture, which he has branded as Creeds Crew. Mike provides our listeners with actionable steps to raise the game in your lessons and how to focus on student development. His differentiation strategies exemplify how we can support all students.
All of the details from this episode can be found at www.powereduup.com/show2
2021-01-211h 32
powerED UpShow 1: A Journey BeginsWelcome to the powerED Up Podcast! Listen to this episode to meet your host Ken Ehrmann and his co-host Matt Rogers. We will discuss our goals and vision for the podcast as well as provide some background information on our experience as classroom educators.
Join us on our journey where we focus on talking to classroom teachers to find inspiration in their success to improve our craft as educators.
All of the details shared in this episode can be found at www.powereduup.com/show1
2021-01-2031 min
The Faculty RoomEpisode 2- Beginning of the Year - Guest Ken EhrmannWe are excited to talk with PDE Teacher of the Year Finalist Ken Ehrmann about his unique beginning of year habits focused on student choice and flexible classrooms. Mike and Matt also talk about their pre-school activities to set up for a successful school year.
2018-09-241h 05