ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Podcast by OEA
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
37 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
236 episodes
since March 6, 2020
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
The “Mississippi Miracle”? More like the “Mississippi Marathon.” MAE's Erica Jones and OEA's Dr. Rhonda Harlow unpack the years of work behind Mississippi's reading gains and what Oklahoma can learn. #oklaed
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
What could SQ 847 mean for Oklahoma schools, CareerTech and public services? Skye McNiel, executive director of Oklahoma Association of Career and Technology Education (OKACTE), breaks it down on Fried Okra. #oklaed
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"Don't rob me of my joy!" Meet Amy Cantrell, OEA's Teachers Teaching Students Award winner, on Fried Okra. #oklaed
Nominate someone today: okea.org/awards
“The library should be the heart of the school.”
Muskogee teacher librarian Gina Batie joins Fried Okra to show us what a certified librarian really does and why students lose far more than books when schools go without one. #oklaed
Literacy is at the center of education right now. Edmond 2nd grade teacher and reading expert Cindy Rosario joins Fried Okra to talk about what works, what teachers carry and why every child deserves the chance to thrive. #oklaed
What happens at the Capitol when the Legislature isn’t in session?
This week on Fried Okra, we break down recent education interim studies on professional development, school discipline and classroom culture, adjunct and emergency-certified teachers, alternative education, and more. #oklaed
This week on Fried Okra, Misty Bradley of Oklahoma Parent Legislative Advocacy Coalition shares how she went from public school parent to advocate, why showing up matters, and how Oklahomans can speak up for our neighborhood schools. #oklaed
Ashley Hunnicutt believes in “the power of a fresh start.” The Enid music teacher joins Fried Okra to talk cautious optimism, community and the joyful chaos of back to school. #oklaed
Tuesday’s results are in, but the election isn’t over.
On the new Fried Okra, we break down what the primary runoffs and State Question results mean for public education, how the November picture is taking shape and what comes next. #oklaed
Tuesday is Election Day. Vote, then remind three people to vote, too.
There’s something for everyone, and education is on the ballot.
Andy Moore of Let’s Fix This joins Fried Okra to talk turnout, what’s at stake, and why your vote matters. #oklaed
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