Tabatha Rosproy, 2020 National Teacher of the Year, highlights the crucial role of early childhood education and the issues educators face in the pre-k classroom.01:04 Introducing Tabatha Rosproy02:28 Recognizing Early Childhood Educators0

14: Good Schools for All Students with Dr. Grenot-Scheyer

Aug 25th, 2020 19m 46s

Nearly 8% of the nation’s teachers graduate from California State University. That places a lot of responsibility on today’s guest, the Assistant Vice Chancellor of Educator Preparation and Public School Programs for CSU, Dr. Marquita Grenot-Sc

13: Building the Best STEM Educators with Dr. Anni Reinking

Jul 21st, 2020 20m 8s

Elementary teachers have the responsibility to incorporate a STEM curriculum into their classrooms, but integration can be difficult. For some insight and ideas, I interviewed Dr. Anni Reinking.00:57 Introducing Dr. Anni Reinking03:28 Pre

12: Advocating for Special Education with Dr. Jane West

Jun 23rd, 2020 25m 15s

The current pandemic exposes and multiplies the challenges for special education and teacher prep programs. For some insight on this topic, I talked with Dr. Jane West.01:04 Introducing Dr. Jane West02:37 Special Education Teacher Shortag

11: 20 Years of Preparing Candidates Online: A Workshop with Dr. James Mitchell

Jun 9th, 2020 30m 17s

With 20 plus years of experience preparing teacher candidates online, Dr. James Mitchell is an invaluable resource for teacher prep professionals looking to create a sustainable online learning environment for their candidates this fall.00:40

10: The Illusion of Strengthening Equity in Education with Dr. Paul Gorski

May 26th, 2020 19m 46s

With all of the discussion, research, and effort around equity in education, are we making any headway? Dr. Paul Gorski provides teacher prep programs with ideas of how to strengthen their equity efforts.01:22 How Equity in the Classroom Has

9: Educators Rising Looks to Fill the Teacher Shortage

May 12th, 2020 21m 20s

Can teacher academies help solve the current teacher shortage? Lennon Audrain shares his perspective, research, and experience with teacher academies and Educators Rising.01:01 Educators Rising and Lennon Audrain04:06 Are Teacher Academies

8: Navigating edTPA with Dr. Lisa Barron

Apr 28th, 2020 21m 40s

As more and more programs and states adopt edTPA standards, teacher preparation professionals are thrown into the proverbial deep end. To help you navigate those edTPA waters, we interviewed Dr. Lisa Barron.00:49 Introducing Dr. Lisa Barron a

7: Equity in the Classroom with National Teacher of the Year, Rodney Robinson

Apr 14th, 2020 29m 51s

What should equity in the classroom look like? For some perspective, we interviewed the 2019 National Teacher of the Year, Rodney Robinson.01:26 Coronavirus and Educational Inequities02:51 Sylvia Robinson04:49 Know Your Students07:34 The S

6: Challenges of Online Learning with Tierney Barcarse

Mar 31st, 2020 21m 53s

Teaching online this semester? Tierney Barcarse shares her experiences and tips for teaching online courses to prepare teacher candidates at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.00:42 Teacher Preparation in Hawaii02:35 Challenging Supervisions0

5: Why We Stay: Teacher Retention with Suzanne Beasterfield

Mar 17th, 2020 19m 22s

Teacher retention is a perennial topic these days. In order to better understand why certain teachers stay, we chatted with Suzanne Beasterfield about her research.00:45 Introducing Suzanne Beasterfield and Idaho State University03:23 A Pilo

4: Talking CAEP with Dr. Christopher Koch, President of CAEP

Mar 3rd, 2020 21m 2s

Today we talk all things accreditation with CAEP’s president Dr. Christopher Koch. He shares some useful CAEP tips and his perspective on accreditation in the United States.0:42 Introducing Dr. Christopher Koch and CAEP02:55 The Makeup of CAE

3: 100 Years of ATE with ATE President Dr. Christie McIntyre

Feb 14th, 2020 21m 46s

The Association of Teacher Educators is turning 100! We sat down with ATE president, Dr. Christie McIntyre, to discuss ATE’s legacy, current policy initiatives, and the exciting future of micro-credentialing.0:36 Introducing Dr. McIntrye and A

2: You Can't Handle the Feedback! with Dr. Jennifer Jordan and Dr. Amy Broemmel

Feb 4th, 2020 20m 42s

Can preservice teachers handle hard feedback? Dr. Amy Broemmel and Dr. Jennifer Jordan say they can. These two professors from The University of Tennessee at Knoxville explain the roles of hard feedback and autonomy to foster professional devel

1: A Perfect Match: Interns and Mentors with Dr. Michelle Adler

Feb 4th, 2020 19m 7s

A little matchmaking may save you time in the long run. Dr. Michelle Adler, the Elementary Education Program Chair at Wichita State University, shares her strategies to strengthen candidate relationships with faculty and mentors.2:02 Welcome

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Jan 10th, 2020 47s

The Teacher Education Podcast is a new podcast where we explore the challenges in teacher education and features interviews with professionals who are in the trenches, innovating solutions.These are the people shaping the future of teacher pre

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