# Rafe Esquith
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rafe esquith is an American teacher who taught at Hobart Boulevard Elementary School, in Los Angeles, California, from 1984 until his resignation in 2015. Many of his students, who were all from a community of poor and immigrant families, started class very early, left late, and typically achieved high scores in standardized tests. Esquith has authored books about teaching and his annual class Shakespeare productions were featured in the 2005 documentary The Hobart Shakespeareans.
Free Forum Q&A - (1) ROKO BELIC director, HAPPY documentary (2) RAFE ESQUITH American Teacher of the Year 30+ years, 5th grade, Hobart Elementary, LA author, TEACH LIKE YOUR HAIR'S ON FIRE
Roko Belic (Originally aired January 2012) Rafe Esquith (Originally aired September 2007)Do you want to feel better? Listen to this week's show. In the first half hour, I talk with Academy-Award-nominated filmmaker ROKO BELIC about his documentary, HAPPY, and in the second half with award-winning …
Free Forum Q&A - RAFE ESQUITH Multi-award winning 29-year LA 5th grade teacher REAL TALK FOR REAL TEACHERS Advice for Teachers, From Rookies to Veterans: "No Retreat, No Surrender!"
Aired: 7/21/13This week we'll spend the hour with RAFE ESQUITH, who's been teaching fifth graders in LA's Hobart Elementary public school for nearly thirty years. Now a teacher of teachers, he recently returned from doing that in China.I first learned of Rafe's work in 2005, when POV the PBS film s…
Q&A: Rafe Esquith, Award Winning Teacher and Author
Rafe Esquith is an American teacher at Hobart Boulevard Elementary School, the second-largest elementary school in the United States, located in Los Angeles, California. A graduate of UCLA, Esquith began teaching in 1981. His teaching honors include the 1992 Disney National Outstanding Teacher of t…
Jessica Dell - Teaching in 2022
An arts teacher in the Thomasville City Schools District, Jessica Dell has been teaching for over a decade in both private and public schools. She speaks toward her experience of what being a teacher to secondary school students is today.
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Episode 568: Back to School-RAFE ESQUITH (2013) REAL TALK FOR REAL TEACHERS
As schools open around the country, here’s my 2013 converation with RAFE ESQUITH, who for 30 years taught 5th grade at LA’s Hobart Elementary public school. In 2005, PBS aired the documentary, THE HOBART SHAKESPEARIANS, about the full folio Shakespeare productions that his students perform each yea…
Free Forum 08-28-2022 RAFE ESQUITH
As schools open around the country, here’s my 2013 converation with RAFE ESQUITH, who for 30 years taught 5th grade at LA’s Hobart Elementary public school. In 2005, PBS aired the documentary, THE HOBART SHAKESPEARIANS, about the full folio Shakespeare productions that his students perform each yea…
64 | Part 2: Stress-Busting Strategies: Balancing Health, Gratitude, & Parental Responsibilities during the Holidays, with Liz Krmpotich
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Amidst the pumpkin pie and festive cheer, we know the holiday season can often leave us feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. In today’s episode, our special guest, Liz Krmpotich, known for her amazing health, wisdom, and yoda-like calm, shares her greatest tips on nurturing gratitude, p…
There Are No Shortcuts: A Conversation with Rafe Esquith
In this powerful, raw, and deeply honest episode of Sunday Night Teacher Talk, I sit down with one of my teacher heroes—Rafe Esquith, legendary educator and founder of The Hobart Shakespeareans. Rafe opens up about how he went from struggling in the classroom to building one of the most extraordina…
Episode 702: 1) DOUGLAS BRINKLEY(2006)-20th anni of Katrina, The Great Deluge 2) RAFE ESQUITH(2005)-Hobart Elementary’s young Shakespearians
First half: This weekend marks the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. Here’s my 2006 conversation with Douglas Brinkley about his book The Great Deluge, in which he investigates the failures of government at every level, and traces the character flaws, inexperience, and ulterior motives that al…
Episode 321: Explosive Behaviors, Cheating, and Teaching in a Broken System
Welcome to Episode 321 of Sunday Night Teacher Talk, where we dive deep into some of the most difficult—but important—questions facing teachers today. From managing explosive behaviors to balancing life as a parent of a neurodivergent child, this episode is packed with real talk, practical tools, a…
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