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The Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 13 Kimberly Franklin on Virtue Pathways in educationOn today's episode, I present a conversation with Dr. Kimberly Franklin, the former Dean of Education at Trinity Western University. We discuss the School of Education’s virtue pathways that aims to help student teachers develop reflective discernment. These pathways have spiritual origins, foster character virtues, and are aligned with the professionals standards.
2023-08-3143 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 12 Nina Pak Lui in conversation with preservice teacher Noelle KelbertOn today’s episode, we present a conversation between Professor Nina Pak Lui and her student, Noelle Kelbert. Their conversation centers on significant moments of learning for transformational thinking. In particular, they discuss overall personal growth as a preservice teacher. This episode is part of a SSHRC Explore Grant, about preservice teachers and podcasts.
2022-12-2123 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 11 Nina Pak Lui in conversation with preservice teachers Michelle, Tasha, and CarolineOn today's episode, we present a conversation between Professor Nina Pak Lui and three preservice teachers, Michelle Bedry, Tasha DeVries, and Caroline Profitt. heir conversation centers on reflecting on the BC professional standards, communicating their beliefs about assessment and evaluation, and articulating any ethical, moral, or spiritual implications of their assessment practices. This episode is part of a SSHRC Explore Grant, about preservice teachers and podcasts.
2022-12-0652 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 10 Nina Pak Lui in conversation with preservice teachers Rebecca and MariaOn today's episode, we present a conversation between Professor Nina Pak Lui and two of her students, Rebecca Tazumi and Maria Giesbrecht. Their conversation centers around understanding curriculum philosophies and ideologies. Also, they discuss how Understanding by Design (UbD) can help with curricular and pedagogical planning.
2022-11-1133 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 9 Ken Badley on Redeeming TeachingOn today's episode, I present a conversation with Dr. Ken Badley, an author and Professor of education. We discuss his many books and how they converge around redeeming teaching and learning. This podcast was recorded right before Dr. Badley gave his public lecture at Trinity Western University on Redeeming Teaching.
2022-06-0848 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 8 Nina Pak Lui in conversation with Maria Dykstra, Emma Driedger, and Sean HuiOn today’s episode, we present a conversation between Professor Nina Pak Lui and three of her students – Maria Dykstra, Emma Driedger, and Sean Hui. These students are 4th year preservice teachers and we believe their lived experience within our teacher education program is important and must be shared. Their conversation centers on academic agency, and pedagogical inquiry, especially relating to their developing understanding of assessment.
2022-01-0149 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 7 Matthew Etherington on Indigenous (and Indigenizing) educationOn this episode, I am speaking to Dr. Matthew Etherington. Matthew is professor of education at Trinity Western University where he is also the director of the Institute of Indigenous Issues and Perspectives (IIIP). In our conversation, we discuss indigenous education and indigenizing education. Matthew offers a worldview approach to help us understand this important topic.
2021-12-0335 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 6 Teaching during COVID-19On today’s episode, I’m sharing conversations that I had with 3 educators from Western Canada who taught during the height of COVID-19 before the summer break in 2020.
2020-08-2221 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 5 Yu-Ling Lee on closing schoolsIn light of COVID-19, the Inspired Educator podcast will focus on the realities of teaching and learning in this new context. For this episode, I wanted to share a journal article from Health Affairs, a peer-reviewed healthcare journal described by the Washington Post as the bible of health policy. The article is titled, Closing the schools – lessons from the 1918-19 US Influenza Pandemic published in 2009. I thought this article is quite helpful as it paints a picture of how different cities and their schools were wrestling with the different interventions necessary to help mitigate the influenza pandemic over 100 years ago...
2020-03-2916 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 4 Allyson Jule on gender and educationOn today’s episode, I am speaking to Allyson Jule. Allyson is Dean, professor of education, and one of the founding directors of the Gender Studies institute at Trinity Western University. In our conversation, we discuss the complexities of gender and education.
2020-02-1353 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 3 Lara Ragpot about Math Education for Early LearnersOn today’s episode, I am speaking to Lara Ragpot. Lara is an associate professor with expertise in childhood development and special education. In our conversation, we discuss math education, specifically math education for early learners. Lara describes how young children develop an understanding of math, especially as it ties to language and spatial awareness. She has many great teaching and learning suggestions, based on her research, to help children grow in their mathematical understanding.
2020-01-1148 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 2 Nina Lui about AssessmentIn this episode, Professor Nina Lui discuss the area of assessment. Nina brings a refreshing voice and critique about traditional assessment methods, and instead, she describes how we can be human in our assessment practices.
2019-11-2841 minThe Inspired Educator PodcastEpisode 1 IntroductionFor this first episode, I wanted to share the purpose and scope of the podcast. The Inspired Educator podcast is all about generating conversations concerning education. If you are interested in educational things, educational theories, educational research, and educational praxis, then this podcast is for you.
New episodes, featuring expert educators, will be out every few weeks.
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