Permission to Be Enough: The Anti-Perfectionist Path to Great Teaching
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Perfectionism is sneaky. It whispers that we’re not ready, not enough, not doing it right. But what if the pressure to be perfect is actually holding you back from being a truly powerful teacher?In this episode, Hannah explores how perfectionism shows up in teaching—and how to rele…
The Elements of Great Teaching – Dimension 4, Element 5
In this final episode of the Elements of Great Teaching podcast series, Adam Kohlbeck and Stuart Kime look into Dimension 4: Activating hard thinking focusing on Element 5: Embedding from the Model for Great Teaching.
This episode is all about helping learning stick.
We explore:
What it r…
The Elements of Great Teaching – Dimension 4, Element 4
In this 16th episode of The Elements of Great Teaching podcast, Adam Kohlbeck and Stuart Kime explore Dimension 4: Activating hard thinking focusing on Element 4: Interacting from the Model for Great Teaching.
Today’s discussion hones in on responding appropriately to feedback from students a…
The Elements of Great Teaching – Dimension 4, Element 3
In this 15th episode of The Elements of Great Teaching podcast, Adam Kohlbeck and Stuart Kime dive into Dimension 4: Activating hard thinking focusing on Element 3: Questioning from the Model for Great Teaching.
If we want students to learn deeply, we need to get them thinking hard. But how …
The Elements of Great Teaching – Dimension 3, Element 3
In episode fourteen of The Elements of Great Teaching podcast, Adam Kohlbeck and Stuart Kime discuss Dimension 3: Maximising opportunity to learn with a focus on Element 3: Preventing and responding to disruption from the Model for Great Teaching.
Disruption can derail learning, but great tea…
The Slow Work of Great Teaching – Why Speed Can’t Be the Only Metric for Student Success
When I was a student, I thought I was a top tier reader. My teacher didn’t do numbers for our reading groups. She chose large cats. But I knew that it was better to be a Lion than an Ocelot. I knew my reading level.... The post The Slow Work of Great Teaching – Why Speed Can’t Be the Only Metric fo…
Simple Homeschool Ep #117: The 7 (Easy) Keys of Great Teaching
Welcome back to a new episode of the podcast - the last one featuring Jonathan for a while, as my buddy has gone on tour as Lighting Director for the Jonas Brothers!
If anyone is going to one of their concerts this fall or winter, please head over to the lighting booth and tell him, "Your mom sent…
The Psychology of Great Teaching with Pedro De Bruyckere
This Episode is Sponsored by the Twitter Growth Community.If you're listening to my Podcast, you've likely found me through Twitter where we share content to help people be better, achieve more and become financially free.If you're on Twitter and you want to build a profile that's a magnet for grow…
Why I Almost Quit Teaching Music (But Didn’t)
Ever wondered if teaching piano could truly be a creative career? In this episode, I share my story of nearly quitting teaching—why I thought it wasn’t creative enough, how a pivot in mindset and exposure to new teaching ideas changed everything, and why creativity is at the heart of great teaching…
Butter, Epidemiology, and Great Teaching: Rod Jackson Part 2
Rod Jackson on Heart-Healthy Living, Teaching Epidemiology, and the GATE Frame
Adrian interviews Dr. Rod Jackson on the Building Bridges Podcast (Butler University Dr. Medical Science Bridge Program), focusing on cardiovascular prevention and his teaching approach. Jackson argues coronary heart dis…
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