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Holly Clark is an Education Strategist from San Diego, California. She is a Google Certified Innovator, National Board Certified Teacher, and holds an MA in Technology in Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. She has been working with technology integration and 1:1 environments since the year 2000. Presently she consults with schools internationally on building both the culture and strategy to support and inspire innovative teaching- including powerful technology integration and design thinking protocols. Holly has taught in both independent and public schools and is the co-founder of #CaEdChat. She authors a popular education blog: hollyclark.org and gives keynotes to audiences world wide. You can follow her on twitter @HollyClarkEdu. Buy the Google Infused Classroom here: https://www.amazon.com/Google-Infused-Classroom-Guidebook-Amplifying/dp/1945167165/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=holly+clark&qid=1558608043&s=gateway&sr=8-1 Check out Holly's and Tanya's podcast, The #Infused Classroom Podcast.

Holly Clark stops by and Ken Shelton replaces Donnie. Hit It! Holly Clark is an Education Strategist from San Diego, California. She is a Google Certified Innovator, National Board Certified Teacher, and holds an MA in Technology in Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. She has been working with technology integration and 1:1 environment since the year 2000. Presently she consults with schools internationally on building both the culture and strategy to support and inspire innovative teaching- including powerful technology integration and design thinking protocols. Holly has taught in both independent and public schools and is the co-founder of #CaEdChat. She authors a popular education blog: hollyclark.org and gives keynotes to audiences worldwide. You can follow her on twitter @HollyClarkEdu. Trading Races Discount Code (https://www.tradingracesgame.com/) EDUCATORS (25% off) Holly Clark Discusses: Why Chromebooks? Elevate EDU Infused Classroom Podcast (Launching April 30, 2019) Coffee Game: Two truths and a lie about coffee Highs and Lows of Travel: Longest Flight Worst Flight Best Hotel Worst Hotel Best Place Worst Place Best Airport Food / Worst Airport Food Something Useless Ken Shelton Found Online: www.zombo.com - - - - - Visit our website Share Feedback & Ideas Tweet us at @PartialCreditEd Follow us on Instagram @PartialCreditEd Like us on Facebook

Shawn currently serves as an assistant principal in Selma, California. Before moving into administration, he taught high school Spanish for 17 years in San Diego. He is a Google Certified Educator (Level One), one of the moderators of #CAedchat (Sundays, 8pm), and blogs at mrwisley.blogspot.com. In this episode, Shawn shares stories reminding us that reflecting on our past practices, even the ones we're not proud of, is necessary in order to grow as educators. 

Kelly interviews author and educator, John Stevens, about his new book, Table Talk Math: A Practical Guide to Bringing math in Everyday Conversations. John Stevens is an educational technology coach for Chaffey Joint Union High School District who has also taught high school Geometry, Algebra 1, middle school Math, Service Learning, and Robotics, Engineering, and Design since 2006. As the co-author of “The Classroom Chef”, he has served as the go-to guy for trying new, crazy, and often untested ideas to see how well they will work. He co-founded and moderates #CAedchat, the weekly teacher Twitter chat for the state of California. He also is the co-founder and organizer of EdCamp Palm Springs, the first in the area. In his free time that doesn't exist, he runs a site called Would You Rather? which is dedicated to getting students talking about math. He is an author of Flipping 2.0, a resource that helps teachers take the flipped classroom to the next level. During recent summers, John has had the honor of presenting at CUE Rockstar events in California and various technology and math conferences. John blogs at fishing4tech.com. His latest adventure has led him into the world of 3D-printing, designing lesson plans and curricula for AirWolf3D. Follow him @jstevens009 or email him at stevens009@gmail.com Mentioned in this podcast: Creation Crate: An awesome subscription service sending you new electronic projects each month! I love it and so do my kids! How to Make a Freaking iPhone App Kickstarter by Nick Walter: This kickstarter project will become an awesome online course to help you make an app. Very cool.  John's books: Table Talk Math: A Practical Guide to Bringing math in Everyday Conversations The Classroom Chef: Sharpen Your Lessons, Season Your Classes, and Make Math Meaningful. Books I'm reading this summer and that I've seen poolside: • Kids Deserve It! by Todd Nesloney and Adam Welcome • Instant Relevance by Denis Sheeran • The Writing on the Classroom Wall by Steve Wyborney Equipment I just ordered:  • iPad Pro 12.9 inch: The greatest device I have ever owned. Wow! • Apple Pencil: I love this. Wow! • Logic hard shell case and backlit keyboard for iPad Pro: this is the best keyboard and case available for the iPad Pro. • Omoton Leather sleeve for iPad Pro with document folder and Pencil holder: this is awesome and less the $15 bucks. Another book:  John's favorite book is Outliers by Malcom Gladwell App: Desmos graphing calculator My book: Along Came a Leader: A Guide to Personal and Professional Leadership My February 2018 Weekend Retreat for Educators: Click here to learn more!    

John is an educational technology coach for Chaffey Joint Union High School District who has taught high school Geometry, Algebra 1, middle school Math, Service Learning, and Robotics, Engineering, and Design. He co-founded and moderates #CAedchat, the weekly teacher Twitter chat for the state of California, and is the co-founder and organizer of EdCamp Palm Springs. John is also the co-author of The Classroom Chef, a book designed to help teachers take risks in their classrooms and encourage them to prepare a lesson like a fine meal. In this broadcast, John shares stories that prompted him to write Table Talk Math, a book encouraging parents to engage in math-based conversations with their children.

Kelly interviews author and educator, John Stevens, about the book Classroom Chef: Sharpen Your Lessons, Season Your Classes, and Make Math Meaningful. John co-authored the book with Matt Audrey. John Stevens is an educational technology coach for Chaffey Joint Union High School District who has also taught high school Geometry, Algebra 1, middle school Math, Service Learning, and Robotics, Engineering, and Design since 2006. As the co-author of “The Classroom Chef”, he has served as the go-to guy for trying new, crazy, and often untested ideas to see how well they will work. He co-founded and moderates #CAedchat, the weekly teacher Twitter chat for the state of California. He also is the co-founder and organizer of EdCamp Palm Springs, the first in the area. In his free time that doesn't exist, he runs a site called Would You Rather? which is dedicated to getting students talking about math. He is an author of Flipping 2.0, a resource that helps teachers take the flipped classroom to the next level. During recent summers, John has had the honor of presenting at CUE Rockstar events in California and various technology and math conferences. John blogs at fishing4tech.com. His latest adventure has led him into the world of 3D-printing, designing lesson plans and curricula for AirWolf3D. Follow him @jstevens009 or email him at stevens009@gmail.com Mentioned in this podcast: John's book, The Classroom Chef: Sharpen Your Lessons, Season Your Classes, and Make Math Meaningful. Books that arrived this week: • Kids Deserve It! by Todd Nesloney and Adam Welcome • 50 Things to Go Further with Google Classroom by Alice Keeler and Libbi Miller • Instant Relevance by Denis Sheeran • The Writing on the Classroom Wall by Steve Wyborney Equipment:  • iPad Pro 12.9 inch: The greatest device I have ever owned. Wow! • Apple Pencil: I love this. Wow! • Logic hard shell case and backlit keyboard for iPad Pro: this is the best keyboard and case available for the iPad Pro.  • Omoton Leather sleeve for iPad Pro with document folder and Pencil holder: this is awesome and less the $15 bucks.  Another book:  John's favorite book is Outliers by Malcom Gladwell App: Desmos graphing calculator

On this episode of the EduRoadTrip, we met with Dave and Shelley Burgess at the House of Burgesses to talk about teaching like a PIRATE. We explore the concept of what a PIRATE means, and how we can use these ideas to engage students in our classroom. After the interview, we feature our Travel Agent and pull out another tool in What’s In Our Suitcase. Contact UsTwitter: @EduRoadTripEmail: EduRoadTrip@gmail.com Website: EduRoadTrip.blogspot.com Subscribe on iTunes and StitcherGreg Bagby: @gregbagbyJustin Birckbichler: @mr_b_teacherMari Venturino: @msventurinoMain SegmentOn this episode of the EduRoadTrip, we met with Dave and Shelley Burgess to talk about PIRATES in education. During our interview, we explore the concept and wisdom behind “Teach Like a Pirate” and how we can create engaging lessons in our classrooms. www.daveburgess.com www.daveburgessconsulting.com Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_16?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=dave+burgess+consulting+inc&sprefix=Dave+Burgess+Con%2Cstripbooks%2C201 10 Books in 8 minutes: http://www.daveburgess.com/new/10-books-in-8-minutes/ Join email list!Dave: @burgessdaveShelley: @burgess_shelleywww.shelleyburgess.comHashtags: #tlap, #leadlap, #learnlap Travel AgentThis week we feature Jo-Ann Fox, a San Diego County Teacher of Year, inspiring educator, co-founder of#CAedchat and #EdCampSD, and Google Certified Innovator. She created YourEdustory, weekly blogging prompts collaboratively created by anyone interested. If you are hesitant about blogging, this is a great way to get started. Twitter: @AppEducationFox Jo-Ann’s website: www.appeducation.com YourEdustory: https://sites.google.com/site/shareyouredustory/weekly-topics What’s in Our Suitcase?This week, we feature #teach20s, a new slowchat on Twitter started by Justin and Mari. The focus is on the struggles of being a teacher in the twentysomething years, simultaneously learning how to be an adult while learning to be a teacher. Questions are posted on Sunday afternoons and run through the following Saturday. Find #Teach20s on Twitter: #Teach20s

In this episode, Jon Samuelson @ipadsammy, Alison Anderson @tedrosececi, Curt Rees @curtrees, Tim Bedley @tbed63, and Scott Bedley @TASfair will talk about the world of educational technology. We will give 3 apps, 3 Twitter users to follow, and give some great things happening in the classroom. The Bedley Brothers have a great podcast, and will go over the roots of how they got started. We encourage teachers to try podcasting with their students in 2014. Be sure to check out all the links on our Learnist boards found at learni.st yes, that is a real web address.

On July20th 2013 the first, all online Edcamp will be launched using Google+ and Twitter. The organizers hope to attract Edcampers from around the world. Learn more. Follow:@kristenswanson, @davidtedu @bamradionetwork David Theriault is a high school English Lit teacher in Southern California. He co-founded and co-moderates #CAedchat and attended his first edcamp in January and loved it so much he decided that everyone should try an edcamp which is why we came up with edcampHOME.