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In this very special episode, Shannon reflects on her first year of podcasting. Included in this episode is a snippet from all 19 conversations she had from season 1. Season 2 drops September 2nd.
Trevor Mackenzie Embraces the Messy - 7:19
Natalie Vardabasso Embraces the Messy - 8:27
Phil String Embraces the Messy - 9:49
Dr. Heather Lyon Embraces the Messy - 12:10
Lisa Baylis Embraces the Messy - 13:59
Dr. Shelley Moore Embraces the Messy - 14:48
Katie White Embraces the Messy - 16:54
Lainie Rowell Embraces the Messy - 18:10
Tom Schimmer Embraces the Messy - 19:55
Chris Carson Embraces the Messy - 22:32
Marisa Thompson Embraces the Messy - 23:42
Livia Chan Embraces the Messy - 26:42
Annick Rauch Embraces the Messy - 28:14
Bryon Carpenter Embraces the Messy - 28:50
Eric Francis Embraces the Messy - 29:56
Tyler Rablin Embraces the Messy - 32:40
Patrice Bain Embraces the Messy - 34:18
Kim Strobel Embraces the Messy - 35:10
Dr. Jody Carrington Embraces the Messy - 38:23
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In this episode, Shannon has an amazing conversation with Dr. Jody Carrington, a registered psychologist in Alberta, Canada. They talk about educators these days, kids, and connection... what Jody does best (with a special cameo from Victoria Schinkel, Shannon's daughter.)
Before the conversation, Shannon talks about cell phones and what she thinks about the upcoming cell phone ban in B.C. schools and she has a lot to say about it.
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Connect with Jody Carrington:
Instagram: @drjodycarrington
X: @DrJCarrington
www.drjodycarrington.com
Books: Kids These Days, Teachers These Days (with Laurie McIntosh), and Feeling Seen
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Founder Of Strobel Education, Motivational Speaker, Education Consultant, And Happiness Coach, Kim Strobel is the author of TEACH HAPPY: Small Steps to Big Joy.
As it says on her website, strobeleducation.com, āIām also a real-talk, no-fluff, truth-tellerā¦. but I havenāt always been that way.ā In this conversation, Kim talks about her journey and what she hopes for educators. This is a real-talk, no-fluff, truth-telling episode and it will tug at your heart strings a bit, but it will also give you the shot in the arm we all need this time of year.
Before the interview with Kim, Shannon talks about how a Spring Break hiatus from social media did wonders for her mind, body and soul.
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Connect with Kim Strobel
kimstrobel.com
StrobelEducation.com
Amazon.com: Teach Happy: Small Steps to Big Joy: 9781948334716: Strobel, Kim: Books
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In this episode, Shannon and Patrice Bain talk about how simple power tools can unleash the science of learning in your classroom...tomorrow! These power tools were created with how students learn in mind and they really help to make learning stick over the long term.
Patrice is a veteran Kā12 teacher, Patrice recently completed more than 25 years teaching social studies at a middle school in Illinois. She is the co-author of POWERFUL TEACHING with Pooja Agarwal.
Prior to the conversation, Shannon tells the story about learning the hard way and its impact on her.
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You can find out more about Patrice Bain:
Powerteaching.org
https://www.facebook.com/groups/powerfulteaching/
@PatriceBain1 on X
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In this episode, Shannon and Tyler Rablin discuss his amazing new book, HACKING STUDENT MOTIVATION.
Tyler is an instructional coach, former high school English Language Arts teacher, assessment and educational technology consultant, and author. In each realm of my work, my goal is to help educators and students see their competence, embrace their confidence, and experience their awesomeness.
Prior to the conversation with Tyler, Shannon contemplates strategies to use when educators are faced with the "I'm bored and have nothing to do" dilemma in their classrooms.
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Grab Tyler Rablin's book on Amazon or order it at your local book store.
You find out more about Tyler at:
tylerrablin.com
Check out my FIVE STAR REVIEW of Tyler's book:
Hacking Student Motivation by Tyler Rablin offers a refreshing perspective on education, challenging traditional grading systems and advocating for a shift towards meaningful learning experiences. Rablin highlights the pitfalls of solely focusing on grades, arguing that it sets students up for failure and undermines their intrinsic motivation to learn. Instead, he proposes practical strategies for educators to design informative grade books and create learning progressions that prioritize skill development over task completion.One of the book's standout features is its emphasis on assessment as a tool for building confidence rather than eroding it. Rablin provides insightful commentary on the importance of quality feedback and offers practical tips for delivering it effectively.Throughout the book, Rablin's passion for empowering students shines through. He encourages educators to rethink their approach to assessment and emphasizes the importance of fostering a learning environment where students feel motivated to engage deeply with the material.Overall, Hacking Student Motivation is a valuable resource for educators seeking to transform their teaching practices and cultivate a culture of meaningful learning in their classrooms. Rablin's practical advice and thoughtful insights make this book a must-read for anyone looking to inspire and motivate their students.
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In this episode, Shannon interviews Erik Francis. Erik runs MAVERIK EDUCATION and he is an international author and presenter with over 25 years of experience working in education as a classroom teacher, a site administrator, an education program specialist with a state education agency, and a staff development trainer who produces and provides professional development, guidance and support for teachers and school leaders.
Erik is the author of Inquiring Minds Want to Learn: Posing Good Questions to Promote Student Inquiry and Deconstructing Depth of Knowledge: A Method and Model for Deeper Teaching and Learning. He is also the author of Now That's a Good Question! How to Promote Cognitive Rigor Through Classroom Questioning.
Erik is ranked consistently as one of the World's Top 30 Education Professionals by the research organization Global Gurus. He has also been named as one of the Top Global Thought Leaders for Design Thinking and Future of Work by Thinkers360.
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Find Erik Francis:
www.maverikeducation.com
X @Maverikedu12
Instagram @maverikedu
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In this episode, Shannon interviews Bryon Carpenter, a teacher in Abbotsford BC Canada. He teaches media design, math, and chemistry. In the conversation, Bryon and Shannon talk about his podcast, Fresh Air At Five, which is about his reflections as he listens to podcasts on his morning walks and then reflects on those podcasts that he listens to. Itās a way that he can connect with the podcast host and share his reflections with you and the world.
Before the conversation with Bryon Carpenter, Shannon talks about indivisibility as the key to authentic collaboration.
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Find Bryon Carpenter's podcast: Fresh Air At Five (edupodcastnetwork.com)
X @BryonCar
Instagram @bryoncar
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***NOTE: This episode contains a discussion about pregnancy loss and there is also a brief mention of suicide.***
In this episode, Shannon and Annick Rauch discuss Annick's beautiful book, PheMOMenal Teacher: Pursue Your Dreams and still Be Your Best Self at Work and at Home. Before the conversation, Shannon reveals that she's struggling to to balance her desire to prepare teachers for much needed assessment reform and piling more on their plates.
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Annick Rauch is a passionate grade 1 French immersion teacher who began her teaching career in 2009. She was chosen as an inaugural educator to open Ćcole Sage Creek School where she continues to teach today. She prides herself on developing relationships with students in order to create a classroom community where everyone encourages, supports, and challenges one another. She incorporates studentsā interests and passions into their learning and truly loves what she does. Outside of school, Annick is a very busy mom. She and her husband Chris have four energetic boys.
You can find more about Annick Rauch at https://www.annickrauch.ca/
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In this episode, Shannon speaks with British Columbia educator, author, speaker and "atomic habits" champion, Livia Chan. They dive into gratitude and the impact meaningful connections have had on themselves and others.
Before the conversation with Livia Chan, Shannon talks about the importance of community.
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You can find Livia's blog, books, and availability at LIVIA CHAN | Working together to better ourselves, each other, and the world around us. (livchan.com)
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In this episode, Shannon talks with instructional coach, presenter, and classroom teacher, Marisa Thompson. Marisa resides in California and is famous for supporting teachers with her TQE method and other strategies that put students at the center of learning and teachers with real-time data rather than loads of marking.
Before the conversation, Shannon shares a special extra long opening with a strategy that will help you build in twenty-first-century skills into any course, any unit, and any lesson.
Links to resources mentioned:
Poster: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/67mf8wjwutrpi2znqm4dy/Poster-21st-Century-Learning-Using-the-curriculum-to-develop-the-skills-of-critical-thinking-creativity-communication-and-collaboration.pdf?rlkey=yumoer89epvkcevjz0qryhfnp&dl=0
Individual and Collaborative Creative ideas:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/oof6k7gcpvhdez0qbdxe7/Individual-and-Collaborative-Creative-Learning-Activities.docx?rlkey=l7ck28nykp7n35sip5d4m8q1o&dl=0
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You can find Maria at:
www.unlimitedteacher.com
X - @MarisaEThompson
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In this bonus, solo episode Shannon shares how intentionally using standards-based grading and learning is what actually changes how students view proficiency levels.
Link to resource mentioned: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/pmdtv9673rke0fu2s4hz6/English-8-Writing-Rubric-Embrace-the-Messy-Podcast.docx?rlkey=w70iupy699pzo437gaofvzo4d&dl=0
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In this conversation, Shannon talks with her former student, Chris Carson, who is now an actor in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Shannon and Chris talk about how he got bit by the acting bug and his acting journey over the past twelve years since he graduated from high school. They talk about passion and growth, the highs and the lows, and how important people and time are. This conversation will inspire all listeners in education and anyone looking for a story about resilience.
Before the conversation, Shannon talks about movies, movies, movies!
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Check out Chris Carson's acting, directing, and writing
Chris Carson - IMDb
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In this conversation, Shannon talks with author, speaker, and consultant, Tom Schimmer about his new book, Redefining Student Accountability: A Proactive Approach to Teaching Behavior Outside the Gradebook. From Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada), Tom is recognized as a leader and expert in classroom assessment, sound grading practices, educational leadership, and RTI.
Before the conversation, Shannon talks about embracing the messy of speaking out on assessment reform and how there's no time like the present.
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For more information about Tom Schimmer, check out his website, www.tomschimmer.com
You can also find Tom at:
@TomSchimmerPod and @Tom Schimmer on X
@tomschimmer on Instagram
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In this conversation, Shannon talks with author, speaker, and consultant, Lainie Rowell about gratitude's impact on educators and students.
Lainie Rowell lives in Huntington Beach, California. She is a bestselling author, award-winning educator, and TEDx speaker. She is dedicated to human flourishing focusing on community building, social-emotional learning, and honoring what makes each of us unique and dynamic through learner-driven design. She earned her degree in psychology and went on to earn postgraduate degrees in education. As an international keynoter and a consultant, Lainieās client list ranges from Fortune 100 companies like Apple and Google to school districts and independent schools. She is the author of Evolving with Gratitude and Bold Gratitude: The Journal Designed for You & By You.
Before the conversation, Shannon talks about the importance of kindness throughout the year.
For more information about Lainie Rowell, check out:
Linktr.ee/LainieRowell
Lainie Rowell on X (Twitter): @LainieRowell
Lainie Rowell on Instagram: @lainierowell
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In this conversation, Shannon talks with author, speaker, and consultant, Katie White about assessment, consulting, the Canadian Assessment for Learning Network, and how when educators get together, magical things happen.
Katie White hails from Saskatchewan, Canada. She is the author of Unlocked, Softening the Edges, and Student Self-Assessment, and the co-author of Concise Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Assessment and Grading (with Nicole Dimich, Cassandra Erkens, Jadi Miller, and Tom Schimmer). She is a highly sought after consultant.
Before the conversation, Shannon reflects on another high school educator who was the very essence of compassion and inclusion.
For more information about Katie White, check out:
@kw426 | Linktree
Katie White on X (Twitter): @KatieWhite426
Katie White on Instagram: @softedgedlearning
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Before her conversation with Shelley Moore, Shannon challenges educators to envision not just grade level expectations confined to a rigid period of time, but an inclusive classroom where all learners have goals and don't need to be segregated from their peers.
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Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Dr. Shelley Moore is a highly sought-after inclusive education researcher, collaborator, consultant and storyteller, and has worked with school districts and community organizations throughout Canada and the United States.
Her research has been featured at international conferences including the Council of Exceptional Children (CEC), the International Reading Association (IRA), the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE), The American Education Research Association (AERA), and the Canadian Society for Studies in Education (CSSE).
Shelley completed her undergraduate degree in Special Education at the University of Alberta, her masters at Simon Fraser University, and her Ph.D. at the University of British Columbia.
Dr. Shelley Moore is an author and speaker with a passion for teaching to diversity and showing educators around the world how to make their classrooms places where all students thrive. Her book, One Without the Other: Stories of Unity Through Diversity and Inclusion, podcast, The Five Moore Minutes Podcast, and her Five Moore Minutes video series are a must-read, listen, and watch for every educator.
For more information about Dr. Shelley Moore, check out:
One Without the Other: Stories of Unity Through Diversity and Inclusion
www.drshelleymoore.com
On X: @tweetsomemoore
On Instagram: @fivemooreminutes
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In this conversation, Shannon discusses mindfulness and self-compassion with Lisa Baylis, who is an expert in these areas. She is a former teacher and school counsellor. She is the author of Self-Compassion for Educators and is a presenter, consultant, and facilitator. She runs retreats and workshops to support educators.
Before the conversation, Shannon shares her story of growth in the areas of self-compassion and mental health.
For more information about Lisa Baylis, check out:
Self-Compassion for Educators
www.lisabaylis.com
Lisa Baylis on X (Twitter): @Lisa_Baylis
Lisa Baylis on Instagram: @lisabaylis
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In this episode, Shannon talks about engagement with an expert in the field, Dr. Heather Lyon. Dr. Lyon is a certified Reading Specialist and has a Ph.D. in Educational Administration. Currently, she is an Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction, and Technology for a suburban school district in Western New York.
The way you look at engagement will be forever changed when you discover Dr. Lyon's engagement matrix.
Before the conversation, Shannon talk about what engages her Drama 10 class and the four moves integral for absorption.
For more information about Dr. Heather Lyon, check out:
X (Twitter) - @Lyonsletters
www.lyonsletters.com
Dr. Lyon's books include:
Engagement is Not a Unicorn (Itās a Narwhal): Mind-changing Theory and Strategies That Will Create Real Engagement
The Big Book of Engagement Strategies
And the forthcoming book with Alice Keeler, 50 Ways to Engage Students with Google Apps
Have a suggestion for someone Shannon should interview, a question about an episode, or some feedback about the podcast, email her here: [email protected].
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In this episode, Shannon interviews Phil Stringer who currently teaches Math at an independent school in Vancouver, British Columbia. He has found that investing time in understanding how students think can have a lasting, positive impact not just on their scores but how they communicate with one another and how he connects with them.
Before the interview, Shannon reflects on one of her high school teachers and the impact they had on her
Mentions:
Make it Stick by Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger
Powerful Teaching by Pooja K. Agarwal and Patrice M. Bain
Drive by Daniel H. Pink
Mindset by Carol Dweck
The Thinking Classroom by Peter Liljedahl
A Repair Kit for Grading by Ken O'Connor
For more information about Phil Stringer, check out:
X (Twitter) - @xphils
Have a suggestion for someone Shannon should interview, a question about an episode, or some feedback about the podcast, email her here: [email protected].
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Shannon is on X (Twitter) and Threads : @DramaQueenBRC
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In this episode, Shannon interviews Natalie Vardasso. Natalie is an educator, Solution Tree coach and speaker, and passionate learner. Driven to make education empowering for all, she has developed expertise in equitable assessment and grading practices and can break down complex topics into practical strategies to drive school improvement. In her spare time, she hosts The Educrush Podcast with Alex Noel. Natalie currently lives in Calgary, Alberta.
Before the interview, Shannon sends some love to her father, a retired teacher and source of inspiration.
You can find Natalie Vardabasso:
The Educrush Podcast - http://educrushpod.libsyn.com
On X - @educrushpod & @natabasso
On Threads - @natabasso
At Solution Tree Canada - Natalie Vardabasso (solutiontree.com)
On Instagram - natabasso & #EduCrush
Have a suggestion for someone Shannon should interview, a question about an episode, or some feedback about the podcast, email her here: [email protected].
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Shannon is on X (Twitter) and Threads : @DramaQueenBRC
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