KINL Podcast Network

Teachers know a lot, and most of it they didn't learn in college, they learned by doing it, on the job, in the trenches. Join us for an enlightening conversation about what we've learned from being a teacher. Then find a way to share what you've learned with others!

Thomas Guskey shares some of his vast experience and expertise in this episode dedicated to good teaching. If you're a teacher and you want to get better, this is an episode just for you.

Join facilitators Christy Berger, Brooke Lawson and special guest Ashlyn Douthitt as they discuss safe technology usage and share strategies for helping support all students with appropriate technology use.

Back by popular demand, Caleb shares his insight and expertise about teacher leadership, what it looks like, and how you can become a teacher leader, too!

Join Jen Dodson, Washington Township Coordinator of School Counseling & Student Wellness and Crystal Haslett, Washington Township Coordinator of Student Support Services as they chat with a school counselor and school social worker who collaborate to support a comprehensive wellness team in their school district.

Carolynn is an amazing teacher who started building her thinking classroom it 2023, though you might think she's been doing in for years if you were in her classroom. Listen as she shares her journey and how she handled such a big change in her instruction.

We went straight to the source for this episode inviting 3 current middle school students to join us for an interesting conversation about what middle school is really like. Listen as Nolan, Brady, and Jaedyn share their thoughts on teachers, extra-curriculars, phone policies, and more.

In this episode Ryan Flessner and I are reviewing the end of NCSM 2024 and the start of NCTM in Chicago. Two amazing days of learning, collaborating, growing as leaders and doing LOTS of math! @mathedleaders you put on a heck of a conference and @NCTM is off to a really incredible start! Hats off to the organizers of both conferences and all the hard work that goes into making that

Jason Walke is an amazing educator gifted at bringing the community into the classroom and connecting it to his students' learning. He gives new meaning to college and career readiness. Listen as he shares his expertise and knowledge, bridging the gab between his students and their future.

Join facilitators Christy Berger, Brooke Lawson and special guests Echo Shappell-Ednie, an Elementary School Social Worker in Carmel Clay Schools and Drew Sager, Middle School Counselor in Center Grove Schools.