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Chris Carlson

Class Dismissed

An Education and K 12 podcast
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Chris Carlson

Class Dismissed

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Chris Carlson

Class Dismissed

An Education and K 12 podcast
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The Class Dismissed team talks to James Troupis, Chief Talent Officer at the Noble Network of Charter Schools, about his approach to hiring and retaining great educators. They also take a call from a teacher who is wondering what to do with ins
Andy, Cal, and Cristin interview Anna Pavechevich, longtime educator and current Principal at Amundsen High School in Chicago. They also talk about the closure of Hope High School, how childhood trauma can manifest as illness, and the importanc
The recent school shooting is on everyone's mind, included the educators at Class Dismissed. Andy, Cal, and Cristin also talk to Allison Hansen, the Director of Clinical Experience at Marian University, about how their program marries theory an
Chicago was blasted by some old school snow last week which kept Andy, Cal, and Cristin out of the studio. They will be back in two weeks with a brand new episode, and, in the meantime, leave you with a throwback episode. Please enjoy this epis
Andy, Cal, and Cristin sit down with Bill Kennedy, the Director of the Urban Teacher Education Program at UChicago, to talk urban teacher residencies and new teacher preparation. They also field a call from a teacher dealing with an intrusive s
Happy Winter Break! Cal, Andy, and Cristin are spending their winter break making Class Dismissed even better for you, but they need your help! Take a listen for how YOU can help contribute to the Class Dismissed content.
Andy, Cal, and Cristin talk about the role of schools in combating sexual harassment, the effects of more CPS school closings, and challenges with conducting instructional rounds. They also chat all things music education with The Shades, a Chi
The Class Dismissed crew talks the GOP tax plan, the merits of building content knowledge before building reading skill, and potential complications associated with making attendance a high stakes metric for schools. They also sit down with Ayl
Andy, Cal and Cristin sit down with Devin Siebold, a teacher by day and comedian by night. He talks about the need for humor in teachers' lives and why he is definitely NOT a comedian in the classroom. They also answer a question from a teacher
Andy, Cal, and Cristin each have something they're thinking about, and that think is old Disney songs. Oh, they also field an email from a new and overwhelmed instructional leader. But, mostly old Disney songs.
Andy, Cal, and Cristin find themselves reminiscing about their favorite books as young adults, debating the positives and negatives of real time coaching, and discussing inequities when it comes to access to sports across schools. They also get
In this episode, Andy makes his glorious return, and the Class Dismissed team talks to a new assistant principal about his transition into an administrator role. They also field an email from a principal dealing with a teacher who has some inco
In this episode, Cal and Cristin sit down with Ido Leffler, the Co-Founder and CEO of Yoobi, who talks about his work with underserved communities and his own teacher mother who inspired his work in the first place. They also take calls from a
In our first episode after summer break, we interview Elizabeth Jamison-Dunn about her path toward becoming the principal of the school where she got her start in education and the impact that having a teacher of the same race can have on stude
Andy, Cal, and Cristin talk about their upcoming season which starts Tuesday, September 12th.
Today, we explore the role of a teacher as an activist in the classroom. Our good friend and experienced educator - Aiyeshia Wong - gets at the heart of what it means to be an educator in a polarizing political climate. As a high school English
Principal autonomy is important. How do districts strike the right balance between allowing principals to innovate while ensuring they are doing what students need in order to be successful? We also hear from our listeners - a teacher motivatin
Trump's showmanship and polarizing personality constantly capture news headlines, but what are the true implications of his policy changes in the education world? We also hear from callers across the country - an instructional coach motivating
In this week's episode, we dive into personalized learning, bantering over its intended purpose and its actual use in classrooms. We also hear from two teachers - one whose administration tends to side with parents over staff and another who is
With Chicago's mayor introducing new high school graduation requirements, the city is divided amidst a heated debate. We explore the proposed changes and potential ramifications. Also, two new callers join us later: a student teacher struggles
When changes in policy occur, it affects our classrooms - big time. In this episode, Cristin, Andy, and Cal talk about changes to suspension policy and its unintended consequences. How do we preserve instruction while preventing suspension abus
Check out this preview of what's to come this season on Class Dismissed.
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