RC Teacher Talk

Listen in as RC Teacher Talk concludes its series on AI in education. Your hosts, Angela Arledge and Lisa Pogue dive into the practical applications and implications of artificial intelligence in the classroom. They explore how AI tools are being utilized by teachers and students, addressing concerns about cheating and the importance of responsible technology use. We had the pleasure of interviewing Coach Chad Huddleston, who shares his firsthand experiences integrating AI into his English classroom as a tool for feedback and revision, while emphasizing the importance of human connection and authentic learning.  Tune in to discover how Royse City High School's Teacher of the Year, otherwise known as Coach Hudd is navigating AI with his students and empowering them for the future. For highlights, quotable quotes and to learn more about Coach Huddleston, visit our shownotes.

In this episode of RC Teacher Talk, we dive deep into the innovative ways Royse City ISD is embracing Artificial Intelligence (AI) to revolutionize education. Join us as we explore how AI tools are empowering teachers, enhancing student engagement, and creating dynamic learning environments. Your hosts, Angela and Lisa, are  joined by Laura Rice, Innovative Learning Specialist at Summers Middle School. Laura shares her how AI is being utilized at the middle school level.  Discover how educators are using AI to save time, personalize instruction, and prepare students for a tech-driven world. This episode will inspire educators and anyone interested in the future of education.For highlights, quotable quotes, and to learn more about Mrs. Rice visit our shownotes.

This episode is the first of a 3-part series where hosts Angela and Lisa explore the transformative impact of artificial intelligence in the classroom. Our first special guest is Kristian Flud, a first-grade teacher at Scott Elementary. Kristian shares her journey into using AI—from overcoming initial fears and embracing new technology, to leveraging AI for personalized lesson planning and creative classroom engagement. Tune in for practical tips and inspiring insights that prove innovation can be both effective and fun!For more highlights of this episode and quotable quotes, visit our shownotes.

Extracurricular activities do more than fill students' schedules—they shape their futures. Hosts Angela Arledge and Lisa Pogue explore how sports, Their guest, Coach Drew Colvin, head football coach at Royse City High School, shares his journey, coaching philosophy, and how he's developing a culture of grit and growth. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on leadership, resilience, and what it takes to build champions on and off the field.For more highlights of this episode, check out our show notes.

In this episode of RC Teacher Talk, Angela Arledge and Lisa Pogue welcome Royse City ISD's new Chief Academic Officer, Lorie Squalls. With a rich background in education—from teaching elementary to serving as a middle school principal and curriculum coordinator—Lorie brings a wealth of experience and insight. Join us as we dive into the importance of curriculum beyond textbooks, the role of soft skills in student success, and how innovation and perseverance shape the future of education. Plus, hear Lorie's take on being a lifelong learner, the power of reflection, and what makes RCISD truly special. You won't want to miss this inspiring conversation!To learn more, visit ourshownotes.

In this episode of “RC Teacher Talk”, hosts Angela and Lisa sit down with RCHS alumna-turned-educator, Cameron Croom. Cameron shares her journey from student to teacher, reflecting on how her experiences at RCHS shaped her path to the classroom. She discusses the challenges and rewards of returning to her alma mater, the impact of the district's efforts to grow future educators, and her role as both a special education teacher and volleyball coach. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about the power of mentorship, school spirit, and the importance of investing in the next generation of educators. 

In this episode Angela and Lisa chat with Mattie McKinney, math teacher at Summers Middle School, who shares her journey from accountant to passionate teacher. A proud Royse City ISD alumni, Mattie reflects on working in her hometown and contributing to the district that shaped her. She discusses how she uses the "Building Thinking Classrooms" model, to encourage discovery-based learning, critical thinking, and student collaboration. Mattie reveals how she creates a supportive classroom culture that encourages productive struggle and helps students grow academically and personally. To learn more about guest, visit our shownotes.

Believe it or not, this is Episode 50 of RC Teacher Talk! Join your hosts, Angela Arledge and Lisa Pogue, as they reminisce on their favorite memories in education, share insightful stories, and discuss the challenges and triumphs of teaching. From hilarious anecdotes to heartfelt reflections, this special 50th episode offers a unique perspective on what it means to be an educator. Get ready to laugh, cry, and cringe as we dive into some of the wildest, wackiest, and most heartwarming moments.  We hope you enjoy this trip down memory lane. For episode highlights and quotable quotes, visit our shownotes.

Tune in to this episode of RC Teacher Talk to learn about the dynamic duo behind Royse City ISD's thriving CTE department. Cathleen Petroff and Lauren Jones share insights into their innovative programs, student-driven initiatives, and the exciting future of CTE in the district. Discover how they're empowering students with valuable skills and preparing them for successful careers. Learn more about the impact of CTE, from early career awareness to advanced industry certifications, and how it's shaping the future of Royse City ISD. To learn more about our guests and their programs check out our shownotes.

In this episode of RC Teacher Talk, hosts Angela and Lisa Pogue dive into a unique conversation with Officer Zach Morales and his special partner, Wink, the first canine member of Royse City ISD. Listeners are treated to a behind-the-scenes look at the role of a school security dog, as Morales shares his journey from a military police officer and dog handler to his return to Royse City as a K-9 handler in his home district. Not only does this episode highlight Wink's impressive capabilities, but it also gives a glimpse into Morales' love for the community, from growing up in Royse City to returning with his family as a dedicated contributor to school safety. If you're ready for a mix of heroics, heart, and a bit of canine charm, this episode is a must-listen! To learn more about our guests, check out our Show Notes.

RC Teacher Talk is BACK! Listen to find out what's been going on with Angela and Lisa, and Royse City ISD. Our district theme for the school year is GLOW, so this season we hope to share the many ways RCISD shines. Visit our show notes to learn more

You're in for a surprise with the beginning of this episode, then Angela and Lisa talk internet safety.  Your hosts share tips for parents and teachers on managing technology use with students.  You'll learn some apps and ideas for helping students make good choices with their devices and the World Wide Web.  Our guest today is Jet Carriker, US History teacher at Royse City High School.  Mr. Carriker shares about his first year in RCISD, how he builds relationships with students, and what it would be like to be Iron Man in the classroom.

Show Notes: Royse City ISD enters the month of May preparing for the end of the school.  In this episode, Angela and Lisa discuss validating students for effort and how we can value more than just getting all of the answers right. You'll meet Michelle King, an energetic fourth-grade teacher from Herndon Elementary, who shares how she provides a safe environment for her students, how you can show appreciation for teachers, and how she uses technology to save time and help cement learning. Highlights of this episode:  Where to enjoy great Vegan food in the DFW metroplex What you can learn from Bugs Bunny Erasers are evil Safety in learning The many hats a teacher wears Blooket in the classroom Live cams in the classroom The power of learning from colleagues

It's testing season in Texas and many other states. Angela and Lisa start the episode with some ideas educators can use to make testing days easier, then they share some tips for students and parents to help with test anxiety. This episode's guests are third-grade teachers at Herndon Elementary in Royse City. They are teacher friends and work partners who work together to brainstorm ways to make learning fun and challenge third graders to grow into the expectations of intermediate students. Highlights of this episode:  Testing Calisthenics Why mints and chocolate are good for testing days Box Breathing   Camping vs. Glamping Teacher Friends The importance of third grade Making learning fun Sharing the workload To meet our guests and read their quotable quotes, visit bit.ly/rcttep44

If you're a first-year teacher or a veteran teacher, a mom, or have a mom, you won't want to miss this episode. To begin the episode, Lisa interviews the Arledge girls, Angela's three daughters- Evelyn, Emery, and Ella. You'll learn what's cool and not so cool about having a teacher for a mom. Then, your hosts, Lisa and Angela, have a delightful visit with Caroline Sherek, a first-year teacher at Bailey Middle School, and her mom, veteran teacher Jane Braddock, interventionist at Cherry Elementary School.  Highlights of this episode:  Little girls' dreams Being Dr. Braddock's daughter How kindergarten brightens your day The importance of a  Bad Day Buddy Box How being an educator's daughter set the bar high What professionalism looks like Teaching is all of you To meet our guests and read their quotable quotes, check out our show notes at bit.ly/rcttep43

In this episode, your hosts, Lisa and Angela, start this duo episode discussing STEM. You'll learn the definition of STEM and the benefits of a STEM activities to students. Following a brief introduction to STEM, you'll hear from an innovative teaching duo at Cherry Elementary. You'll learn how the librarian and the STEM instructor pair up to provide unique activities for their students. Highlights of this episode:  Angela gives Lisa a spelling test STEM Education Meet the librarian under the stairs Meet RCISD's very own Grammy Winner Time travel to the world of disposable cameras and mini-clips Get tips on becoming a team Learn the importance of play before using a tool Get introduced to Storybook STEM Hear RCISD's very own Grammy Winner

In this episode, Angela and Lisa continue with National Disabilities month by sharing true stories of inspiration. Learn about Shane Burcaw, Makayla Nobles, and Sophia Sanchez, three amazing young people who have not only overcome their disabilities but shared their journeys and encouraged others to believe in themselves. In addition to these inspiring stories, you'll have the pleasure of meeting Ms. Brinkley Henson who shares how she encourages her students to advocate for themselves and learn from their mistakes. Brinkley shares tips for teaching students to have a growth mindset. Highlights of this episode: Laughing at My Nightmare by Shane Burcaw Makayla's Fight You are Enough Remembering “The Poof” High Expectations Learning from Mistakes To learn more about our guest and read Brinkley's quotable quotes, see our shownotes at bit.ly/3FtGpD0

Happy March! In this episode's intro, your hosts, Lisa and Angela introduce you to March as National Disability Awareness Month. This month is dedicated to providing understanding, and encouragement for persons with disabilities. They provide information about services provided to students in RCISD and how these services benefit students of all ages. Our guest, Bailey Whitaker discusses how she makes connections with students, parents, and fellow educators. Mrs. Whitaker is a leader in RCISD and takes pride in encouraging and developing “baby” teachers. Find out about a great tech resource that allows teachers to digitize all PDFs. Mrs. Whitaker also talks about all the new things she learns from her campus Innovative Learning Specialist Highlights of this episode: The quest for the lady leprechaun The benefits of early identification for students with special needs Learn how students over 18 are serviced at RCISD The comeback of the Pogs Ode to the mall rats Visiting the Ron Clark Academy Being a positive influence on your campus Embracing technology in the classroom To learn more about our guest and read Mrs. Whitaker's quotable quotes bit.ly/rcttep40

Listen as your hosts, Lisa and Angela, define innovation and why RCISD values innovation in the classroom. Learn the importance of innovative teaching and how our district is rewarding teachers for bringing new practices into their classrooms. This episode's guest is Paige Shepherd, kindergarten teacher at Fort Elementary. Mrs. Shepherd shares what innovation looks like in a class full of littles. Paige expresses the importance of routines and procedures to maintain a smooth-running classroom. She elaborates on acknowledging each child as an individual in the classroom. Mrs. Shepherd is truly a professional educator and shared a wealth of classroom tips with us. Highlights of this episode: Learn how RCISD supports Innovation Find out the cool prizes teachers can earn Tried and true Relationship tips for Valentine's Week On the front lines with mommy/teacher work life Importance of Consistency and Classroom Expectations Find out why fair doesn't necessarily mean equal To learn more about our guest and see her quotable quotes, visit bit.ly/rcttep39.

https://bit.ly/rcttep38February is the month of love we know you will love this episode of RC Teacher Talk. Your hosts, Angela and Lisa discuss the importance of laughter and the research behind being able to laugh at yourself. Our guest, Korie Smith, first-grade teacher at Anita Scott elementary is confident, quirky, and has so much enthusiasm for teaching. Highlights of this episode: True-confessions by Angela and Lisa Learn the research behind laughing at yourself How laughter is beneficial A teacher stand-up comedy act Tips on the balancing act of being a teacher Chronicles of teaching first grade online Learn about See-Saw, a great application for primary students For Mrs. Smith's quotable quotes and learn more about our guest, check out our shownotes at bit.ly/rcttep38.

Today, Your hosts, Lisa and Angela, begin Episode 37 discussing passion. Great leaders have a common trait - passion. Passion for their topic, art, or vision. Today's guest has a passion for choir and does an amazing job leading the Choir program not only at RCHS, but throughout RCISD.. He has the ability to take a group of students, who have little in common, and turn them into a choir team. They work toward a common goal, develop similar interests, and take on responsibilities - all character traits of wonderful community members. And not to mention, they create beautiful music too. Listen in as Nathan White discusses his journey through education and successes with our choir program. Highlights of this episode: Hear jokes from Angela The importance of passion Learn how Mr. White helps young voices develop Hear about the fine details of putting on a musical Get tips on developing a community of learners Learn how to help students advocate for themselves For Mr. White's quotable quotes and learn more about our guest, check out our shownotes at bit.ly/rcttep37.

Lisa and Angela discuss their plans for the January challenge of doing one thing a day that makes you happy. Angela talks about her journey of running a half marathon and the training that entailed. During this podcast, we chat with the RCISD's middle school Innovative Learning Specialists and hear their perspectives on good pedagogy and technology. Highlights of this episode: Tips for beginning your year with joy Learn how an RCISD employee overcame brain cancer Get insight into how the Innovative Learning Specialists support their campuses The ILS' share their tip technology tips Many laughable moments To meet our guests and view our show notes, visit: https://bit.ly/rcttep36

Happy 2023!!! Lisa and Angela begin the first episode of the new year discussing joy - in your work or in your personal life. They talk about the “fluff” in the classroom being not only fun but vital to classroom success. Lisa challenges our listeners to do something joyful each day this month. Our guest, Chantell Oliver is such a treat as she shares her love of Texas history and her experiences traveling this great state. Mrs. Oliver has great ideas for making connections with her students and families. Our guest was so brave and you'll enjoy hearing Chantell perform her rapping skills with the rap that launches her students each day. Highlights of this episode: Adding fluff to the classroom to engage your students Building a community of learners by not giving “outs” for class participation Meet RCISD's personal fence builder and find out what he's been up to Hear about the Oliver's “farm” The benefits of being in a portable classroom Fun facts about Texas Finding balance as an educator To learn more about our guest and view our shownotes visit: bit.ly/rcttep35

Listen to this unique episode where Lisa and Angela interview four Chrome Squad members on their teenage perspective of the pandemic shut down and life after. Highlights of this episode: Learn what time periods our students will travel to Hear how teens felt about school shutting down in 2020 How online school has affected the communication between peers Students talk about the teens view on mental health Online gaming to the rescue How motivation has suffered in teens after the pandemic What teens wish adults understand about their mental health The pressure teens feel in high school To learn more about our guests and view our shownotes, visit bit.ly/rcttep34

Let's talk coaching! “Coaching is unlocking a person's potential to maximize their own performance. It is helping them to learn rather than teaching them.” In today's episode Angela and Lisa discuss how professional development has changed for teachers and how coaching has taken on a more crucial role. You'll hear some tips for effective professional learning before our interview with Amber Birch-Trujillo, consultant for The Student Centered Coaching Model. Highlights of this episode: Angela and Lisa talk successful professional learning How blended learning has improved opportunities for teachers to learn on their own time Lisa gets “edunerdy” with John Hattie's Visible Learning research Learn how coaching can support student learning Discover why fixing teachers is NEVER the goal Get an insight into what it's like for an “outsider” to work with educators in RCISD Meet Cinnabinna with clean hair To learn more about our guest and her quotable quotes, visit our expanded show notes at bit.ly/rcttep33

Happy Turkey Day!! Your hosts, Lisa and Angela, share why they're grateful to be educators and how their career choices have shaped their lives. This episode''s guest is one of Royse City High School's art teachers, Renee Wallace who opens up about family, kiddos from the heart, and the power of art in her life. In this episode, you'll also learn about technology in the classroom and get a surprise visit from Mr. Plake. Highlights of this episode: Meet Mrs. Wallace's children of the heart Time is the obstacle Using Google Jamboard and Google Sites in the art classroom Learning to speak Spanish on the road. Royse City's claim to fame For the rest of the show notes and to learn more about our guest, visit: https://bit.ly/rcttep32

In this episode, we meet fellow podcaster and instructional leader, Stephanie Howell. Stephanie shares her educational background and experiences with us. . She is a Google Certified Coach who practices the 5-step coaching model learned in the Google Coach certification process. Mrs. Howell shares the importance of the co-teach model in special education. Stephanie is happy to share her knowledge with the education community through social media and podcasting She currently hosts 2 podcasts: Get Inspired and Innovate and Control the Chaos. To learn more about Stephanie Howell and for highlights of this episode visit our website. https://bit.ly/rcttep31

Show Notes: Music education has many benefits! Listen as Lisa and Angela discuss how music class can enhance other subjects. Angela shares research from the New England Board of Higher Education giving 6 benefits of music education. Meet the amazing Kathryn To'afa, music teacher at Miss May Vernon Elementary who will sing AND play instruments. Learn how the RCISD Education Foundation supports music innovation, and be launched into your weekend with Mrs. To'afa's classroom launch. To learn more about Mrs. To'fa, see the highlights of this episode, and our guests quotable quotes, visit bit.ly/rcttep30 Email: kathryn.toafa@rcisd.org Facebook: @MMV Music

In this episode, you'll not only hear from one of our former students, but also the “voice” of RC Teacher Talk, Matthew Stewart. Upon returning to RCHS, Angela and Lisa were quick to grab his “speaking voice” to record the intro and outro for the podcast. You'll hear what makes speech and debate a great activity for kids, learn the effects of the pandemic on the program, and what schools are doing to rebuild. Mr. Stewart is not only a wealth of knowledge on all things speaking and learning, but has great strategies any teacher can use in their classroom. Visit our Show Notes Here: bit.ly/rcteachertalk29

Angela and Lisa had the pleasure of interviewing TWO guests in this episode. First, they chatted with Adeline Nenzou, a team lead on the Chrome Squad. You'll have the pleasure of hearing Adeline share how she and her team are revamping the RCISd teacher badging system. Then, they met with the Royse City High School Teacher of the Year, Ariel Causey who talks about making connections with students, time management, and differentiating with technology. Check out our shownotes to meet our guest and learn more about the Chrome Squad

Lisa and Angela share their favorite memories from school. This episode's guest is Jane Lackey, Social Studies Teacher at Royse High School. Mrs. Lackey highlights the overflowing plate of educators and how how to avoid the perfection trap. Highlights of this episode: Jane's favorite school memory Her love for curriculum and all things that go with it Challenges with technology: student view vs. teacher view The practical application of abstract concepts Building respect with students Visit this Episodes Show Notes: bit.ly/rctt227 Contact Mrs. Jane Lackey: Email: jane.lackey@rcisd.org

In this bonus episode, Lisa and Angela chat with Dr. Amy Anderson, Royse City ISD's newly named Chief Academic Officer. They chat about her first 60 days in RCISD. Dr. Anderson shares the power of the relationships she's building with her team. She explains her role as Chief Academic Officer, her values, and views on leadership. Dr. Anderson wants the community to know there is a strong team of people committed to their students' achievement. To learn more about Dr. Anderson and her leadership approach and values, you'll want to check out this episode's Show Notes.

Your hosts, Lisa and Angela, chat with Royse City High School staff member, Lizzie Watson. She not only teaches classes to prepare future educators, but also teaches human growth and development. She recently graduated with her master's degree from Tarleton University qualifying her to teach dual credit classes. The dual credit classes are dedicated to growing future educators as they work towards an associates degree. Episode 26 Shownotes

As we begin the school year, RCHS excited to introduce you to a new member of our team, Tracene Nechamkin. In this episode, the three of us talk about building a strong team, the power of relationships, and some ideas to make team members feel valued. Tracene has a wealth of experience and tips, not only for teachers, but school leaders.

In our second episode of Season 2, your RC Teacher Talk hosts have the privilege of interviewing Dr. Sean Walker, Executive Director of Secondary Curriculum and Leadership Development at Royse City ISD. No matter your position in education, you can learn from Dr. Walker's leadership tips and tricks. In this episode, we talked about all things RCHS and RCISD as we grow into our new Texas 6A classification.

In this episode, Angela and Lisa visit with Troy Burke, Royse City ISD's Director of Safety and Security. Mr. Burke joined Royse City in November of 2021. Listen is as we learn what he has in store for RCISD to keep our students and staff safe and secure. As our state continues to heal from the tragedy in Uvalde, school safety is at the forefront for the 2022-2023 school year and beyond. RCISD Safety and Security WebPage

As we start the school year, we sat down with Royse City ISD Superintendent, Kevin Worthy. Beginning his eleventh year as superintendent in RCISD, we chatted about accomplishments and struggles, as well as what is down the road for RCISD. Mr. Worthy is a true example of servant leadership. You won't want to miss this chance to learn from the best. Best of luck to everyone as they begin the 2022-2023 school year!

In this first Summer Special Bonus episode, Angela and Lisa spent the afternoon with the first and second year teachers in RCISD, their mentors, and Director of Professional Learning, Dana Grieb. Listen in as they share their experiences from this past school year.

In this final regular episode of Season 1 of RC Teacher Talk, your hosts Angela Arledge and Lisa Pogue discuss how our Learning Technologies Team ties up the end of the school year. We also share some fun Google Chrome Extensions for you to explore this summer. Finally, we end the year with the sweetest first year (and a half) kindergarten teacher, Kelsie Minor, who shares how she has learned to prioritize what's important in her world of teaching as well as some tips for not only capturing her students hearts, but their parents hearts as well. We hope you enjoy this episode and continue to listen in for bonus episodes this summer!

In their first May episode, Angela and Lisa reflect on the school year, then visit with Britnie Copeland, 5th grade science teacher at Davis Elementary. Britnie has a trove of teacher tips on classroom management, time management, student agency, and setting personal and professional boundaries. Mrs. Copeland is truly a super teacher and we can't wait for you to learn from her.

Angela and Lisa had an excellent interview with Herndon Elementary GT Specialist, Samantha Phillips. She is one brave educator and her passion is contagious, not to mention she brought us gifts! Samantha has a great view on the personal side of self-care and how important it is to know your own needs. Before the interview, we talk a little about plans for summer professional learning and having self-compassion.

In January, your co-hosts, Angela and Lisa, visited with Becky Crenshaw, Gifted and Talented Specialist at Davis Elementary. In this episode, we talk about the new year as well as Easter. We hope you enjoy hearing how Becky uses "trash" as technology for her students. Her passion for this unique population of students really shines.

Angela and Lisa talk about some struggles we've had at Royse City High School recently and how #teamRCHS handles the unexpected, then enjoy a visit with Baley Middle School Social Studies teacher, Daniel Tamez. Mr. Tamez has an impressive resume outside of education that adds fun to his middle school classroom. Listen in as this lifelong learner shares his joy for teaching and learning in Royse City ISD.

Lisa and Angela share the benefits of Capturing Kids Hearts and the strategies that go along with the training program. Building relationships doesn't always come natural for some people so CKH can provide the training and support to help teachers capture their students hearts. Social emotional learning is a huge part of education and helps students to open their hearts and minds to gain a deeper understanding. Our guest, Soriya Nelson teaches Spanish at Summers Middle School. Not only does she share some great ideas on how to incorporate SEL learning, but she is a pretty amazing Spanish teacher as well.

In this episode, Angela and Lisa enjoy a visit with the dynamic intervention duo from Scott Elementary School, Bethany Bunnell and Elaine Ricker. These two ladies share so much love for each other and for their students. Their passion for education shines through, but they also share some great ideas for working within a team.

Your RC Teacher Talk hosts had an enlightening visit with Fort Elementary Art teacher, Melissa Kilgore. Melissa shares her unique approach to the art classroom as a way to meet the social emotional needs of her students, while teaching them independence and ownership. You won't want to miss this episode where Melissa also shares way to simplify your day to day responsibilities with some productivity hacks.

Listen as Angela and Lisa share their experiences from TCEA.

Angela and Lisa enjoyed a conversation with the fabulous Functional Academics teacher at Miss May Vernon Elementary, Allee Pence. We were blessed by our time with her as she shared her heart openly. She spoke about boundaries, love, strength, flexibility. We laughed and even cried a little. We hope you enjoy.

Enjoy this episode where Angela and Lisa talk about time management, shortcuts, and join a dance party at Fort Elementary before interviewing Brody Ross, elementary music teacher at Fort Elementary School. Mr. Ross is so much fun. We enjoyed learning how he makes learning music engaging, interactive, and purposeful. We hope you enjoy this episode as much we did.

As the New Year begins, RC Teacher Talk sat down with our first "off-campus" guest, Sarah Mead. A sixth-grade science teacher, Sarah shared with us how she encourages kids to increase their curiosity and sense of wonder in the world. Educators and parents alike can benefit from the tips Sarah shared with us.

As RC Teacher Talk closes up the first semester of podcasting, Angela and Lisa reflect on this school year, starting a new year, and goal-setting. The highlight of the episode is the interview with the kind, loving, and ever so funny, Angela Rouse. Angela has great advice for her fellow educators. We hope you enjoy her as much as we did.