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Classroom ChatterAmy BoothAmy Booth has taught in public education for 39 years. She is retiring after this school year. In this episode, we discuss some of her favorite memories as an educator and advice to both young and veteran teachers. This was a blast to record, and to listen and learn from a dear friend. If you enjoy this episode, please share this podcast. #ClassroomChatter2022-06-0418 min
Classroom ChatterKiki Xiraki-Tselios Apple Teacher and Nearpod PioNear Talks All Things Educational Technology and Best PracticesKicking off season two of Classroom Chatter is Kiki Xiraki-Tselios. She is well versed in educational technology. In this episode we talk all things educational technology and teaching best practices. You are going to love this episode! #ClassroomChatter
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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jQFeeGOux-nEvue4j74w7DB80LsEDSYELAf3Xu3uiIs/edit?usp=sharing2021-06-0845 minClassroom ChatterMini-Episode: A Snapshot of Inquiry Teaching and Essential QuestionsIn this mini-episode of "Classroom Chatter" inquiry teaching and essential questioning is discussed. This form of teaching provides meaninful learning that applies lessons that stick with the students. #ClassroomChatter 2021-05-1710 minClassroom ChatterRyan Brownlee (American Baseball Coaches Association) Talks Great Traits of An Educator in The Classroom and Playing FIeldRyan Brownlee joins us for the Season 1 Finale of "Classroom Chatter." In this episode Coach Ryan Brownlee discusses fantastic actionable things that all great educators do no matter the job title. This episode was a blast to record. You will gain a lot of fantastic knowledge from Coach Brownlee! #ClassroomChatter2021-03-1150 minClassroom ChatterMini-Episode: Things That I Have Learned in My First Year of TeachingIn this episode of "Classroom Chatter" I go over a few things that I have learned in my first year teaching. After listening, I would love to hear what you have learned this year as well. If you like what you hear please share the podcast. #ClassroomChatter 2021-03-0115 minClassroom ChatterChris Wright Browne (38 Years in Education)Chris Wright Browne is a recently retired educator of 38 years all at Hurricane High School (WV). In this episode she gives her insight on what she enjoyed about as a teacher. She gives advice to all educators on what it takes to make an impact and stay in education. Ms. Browne also goes into her experience with the DECA business program. All in all, this is a fun episode of catching up with Ms. Chris Wright Browne! #ClassroomChatter 2021-02-2420 minClassroom ChatterPatricia Wilson (West Virginia State University Department Chair and Professor)Professor Patricia Wilson has lived a life making a difference for others in the world of Education. Whether it was in the classroom or in administration she has improved the quality of each school she was at. Wilson has done it all in education, and she provides listeners with fantastic information. You are going to love this episode of #ClassroomChatter 2021-02-121h 02Classroom ChatterCraig Gianinno (University of San Francisco Player Development Coach & Rhythm and Moves (K-12) Educator)Craig Gianinno is the type of educator that every student or athlete needs in their life. Craig is authentic, honest, caring, and an amazing human being. I believe you will catch that in our conversation. In this episode we tackle the difference between a great and good teacher, how to create quality relationships with our students, how to differentiate instruction, and so much more. You will love this episode! #ClassroomChatter
Craig Gianinno
- Current University of San Francisco Dons Baseball Player Development Coach
-Current teacher for Rhythm and Moves Inc. (K-12 Education)
2021-02-041h 04Classroom ChatterEmilee Polk (Hurricane High School Special Education Department Chair)In this episode of Classroom Chatter I sit down with a good friend and mentor Mrs. Emilee Polk. She is currently the Special Education Department Chair at Hurricane High School in Hurricane, West Virginia. She provides fantastic teaching advice that can apply to both general education and for special education. You are going to love this episode! #ClassroomChatter 2021-01-211h 04Classroom ChatterLorie Nash (32 Years Teaching Special Education) Gives Actionable Advice on Teaching Special Education and How to Be a First Class EducatorLorie Nash is currently a Special Education teacher at Hurricane High School in Hurricane, West Virginia. Lorie is a dear friend and mentor, but beyond that she is a first class teacher. Her love for education and her students shines through in this episode. You will learn about techniques in classroom management, relationship building, differentiated instruction, and so much more. This episode was a blast to record! #ClassroomChatter 2021-01-0658 minClassroom ChatterDr. Andrea Thompson (Co-Founder of Parents as Tutors and Fellow for NAESP Women in Leadership)Dr. Andrea Thompson is well versed in education. She is a co-founder of Parents as Tutors, a Fellow for NAESP Women in Leadership, a CAEP Lead Reviewer, Classroom Management trainer, and doctoral professor. Looking beyond her resume, Dr. Thompson is a fantastic human being who puts her students first. I believe you will be able to tell this within the interview. She was amazing to learn from and a great friend. In this episode you will learn classroom management skills, how to create trust between you and the students, advice for new and veteran teachers, how to use problem...2020-12-311h 10Classroom ChatterKeith Law (Senior Baseball Writer for the Athletic and Author)Keith Law is a senior baseball writer for the Athletic. Prior to going to the Athletic, he wrote for ESPN and Baseball Prospectus. Law was also a Special Assistant to the General Manager of the Toronto Blue Jays. Keith has authored to fantastic books: Smart Baseball: The Story Behind the Old Stats That Are Ruining the Game, the New Ones That Are Running It, and the Right Way to Think About Baseball and The Inside Game: Bad Calls, Strange Moves, and What Baseball Behavior Teaches Us About Ourselves. In this episdode we talk biases that knowingly or unknowingly...2020-12-2347 minClassroom ChatterPete Caliendo (Host of "Baseball Outside the Box", Former USA Baseball National Team Coach, and International Baseball Clinician)The one and only Pete Caliendo joins Classroom Chatter this week to talk about quality parenting, leadership, health, and the importance of being a high quality teacher. This episode was a blast to record. You will a lot of great information in this episode of Classroom Chatter!2020-12-1754 minClassroom ChatterKathy Snyder (Capital High School (WV))This week my guest is Mrs. Kathy Snyder. Mrs. Snyder is a 9th grade World History teacher at Capital High School in Charleston, West Virginia. Mrs. Snyder is a life-long learner who isn't afraid to try new lesson activities. I was fortunate enough to have her as my mentor teacher for student teaching. She continues to educate me to this day. Now, she will be educating our listeners. In this episode, we discuss the importance of life-long learning, teaching resources, and teaching in the current pandemic. You will love this episode. 2020-12-101h 13Classroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Betty Miller, Cathy Harless, Bri HarlessIn this episode of Classroom Chatter, we meet three generations of educators from the same family. We gain a look at what makes them fantastic educators. We also will gain great lesson ideas that improve the knowledge in any content area in school and outside of school. We also have a fantastic real-life example of Maslow's Hiearchy of Needs. You will love this episode. 2020-12-051h 08Classroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Beth Woerner (University of Charleston Baseball)In this episode, we talk with one of the pioneers in the college game of baseball Beth Woerner. Coach Woerner is one of the first women college baseball coaches in the United States. We talk about her journey, influencing students to go after their goals, individualizing instruction, the importance of inquiry, learning about the person first, and so much more. You will love this episode! 2020-11-2844 minClassroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Kyle WagnerIn this episode of "Classroom Chatter" Dr. Lewis and Zach bring on one of the best minds in the education and coaching realms Kyle Wagner. Kyle talks about not only the importance of math, but how we should approach teaching and educating those in our math classes. This episode is full of teaching and leadership nuggets. You will love this episode! 2020-11-2257 minClassroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Prospective Teacher PerspectivesIn this episode of Classroom Chatter, Dr. Lewis and Zach interview two prospective teachers on their careers as a student and understand their development as future educators. This episode is inspiring and informational. You will love it! 2020-11-1447 minClassroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Brian Withrow (Education System Solutions Inc.)In this episode, Zach and Dr. Lewis interview Brian Withrow. Withrow has just about done it all in education. He has taught, been in administration, and now has his own education business. This interview is packed with fantastic information to help you improve as a leader, teacher, and all around person. You will love this episode! 2020-10-251h 03Classroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Kevin Wilson (Professional Hitting Consultant and Team USA Baseball Coach)This episode of "Classroom Chatter" brings us a very special guest. Dr. Lewis and Zach interview Kevin Wilson. Kevin is a Professional Hitting Consultant and coaches in a way that is unique to other coaches and educators. Kevin is a master coach because he listens first. Listening is a trait we all can improve with. In this episode of "Classroom Chatter" we talk about Kevin's process of listening, what it means to him to be a master teacher, and so much more.2020-10-171h 05Classroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Dr. Elisha Lewis (West Virginia State University)In this episode of "Classroom Chatter" we talk about favorite forms of educational technology, classroom managing in the pandemic environment, and educational best practices. This episode is packed with quality teaching advice and fun.2020-10-1740 minClassroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Joe Ferraro (One Percent Better Host and Teacher)In this episode of "Classroom Chatter" Dr. Lewis and Zach interview the one and only Joe Ferraro. In this episode we talk about Joe's "One Percent Better Podcast", the difference between a good and great teacher, educational practices, and so much more. This episode is action packed with advice.2020-10-1755 minClassroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Patrice Bain (Author of “Powerful Teaching”) Discusses the Importance of Retrieval and Recall in EducationIn this episode of Classroom Chatter, Dr. Lewis and Zach interview one of the top educators in the world today, Patrice Bain. She has authored multiple books including the one we discussed about in the show Powerful Teaching. This show will help facilitate learning in the classroom, on the playing field/arena, and everywhere. This show is pure audio gold!2020-10-1759 min
Classroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: Alan Jaeger (Jaeger Sports) and Coach Perry Quartuccio (Author of “Reaching Home Plate”)In this episode of Classroom Chatter, Dr. Lewis and Zach interview two great minds in the world of psychology and mental performance. Both guests provide the importance of mindfulness/mental performance in life, sports, and school. You are going to love this episode!2020-10-171h 19
Classroom ChatterClassroom Chatter: PE McClanahan (Hurricane High School Principal) and Drew McClanahan (West Virginia Department of Education)In this episode of Classroom Chatter, Zach and Dr. Lewis interview two siblings who are making an impact in education within West Virginia. This episode is filled with advice on educational leadership, lessons learned, and best practices that are applicable to the classroom and athletic field.2020-10-171h 02