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It's 9:45 on a Sunday night. You're digging through a shared Google Drive for a document you made last year. You can't find it, so you rebuild it. Two hours gone. Katie Lewis White calls this learning debt, and in this S6E4 Schoolutions conversation, she shows me how much it costs te…
Here's a test for tomorrow's lesson. Could you hit play, walk out of the room, and have it run exactly the same without you? If so, Katie Lewis White says you're presenting, not facilitating.In part two of Schoolutions S6E4, Katie and I discuss what separates the two. Presenting is a…
Could your lesson run the same way if you walked out of the room? My guest Katie Lewis White says if the answer is yes, you're presenting, not facilitating learning.In the full episode, Katie shares what to watch for when you shift from presenting to facilitating, why a silent classroom tells …
Angela Lathem-Ballard holds four roles at one small school in rural Maine. She teaches fifth- and sixth-grade humanities, teaches art from pre-K through eighth grade, directs the middle school play, and supervises visiting teachers from other states and countries who fly in to watch her in action.I…
Ever rebuilt a Google Doc you knew you'd already made? My Schoolutions  podcast guest, Katie Lewis White, taught me there's a name for that. It's called learning debt, and once I heard it, I saw it everywhere.My Try It Tuesday tip: build one master hub doc for each unit you teach. Pu…
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