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Join us for this episode of the IASP Leadership podcast.  A weekly podcast production containing short, sweet, nuggets of Wednesday wisdom for our leadership growth.  In this episode, we hear from Mr. Eric Jenkins, Franklin Community High School teacher AND Indiana Teacher of the Year. With a dedication to fostering student growth and innovation in the classroom, Mr. Jenkins exemplifies excellence in education. His commitment to creating impactful learning experiences has inspired both his students and colleagues across the state. We are thrilled to have him share his experience as the Indiana Teacher of the Year!

The Indiana Department of Education announced the finalists for Indiana Teacher of the Year. Advocates say many Medicaid members are confused about how their coverage has been affected by a recent court ruling. Educator feedback on Indiana Department of Education's new diploma draft is mostly positive. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jennifer McCormick unveiled her new tax relief plan. Want to go deeper on the stories you hear on WFYI News Now? Visit wfyi.org/news and follow us on social media to get comprehensive analysis and local news daily. Subscribe to WFYI News Now wherever you get your podcasts. Today's episode of WFYI News Now was produced by Drew Daudelin, with support from News Director Sarah Neal-Estes.

Started the week with the coup attempt in Bolivia, and the riots in Kenya. Of course, plenty of stuff on the US prez debate. Plus famed Hawaiian surfer killed in shark attack, UK election preview, Iran presidential election results, Gaza pier debacle, UK gay necrophiliac jailed, and an Indiana HS teacher arrested after paying for students to provide him with urine and ejaculate and then consuming it. Music: Wu-Tang Clan/"Visionz"

Brandon Denning is an extraordinary educator. Listen as he shares his insights about education, balancing work and life, and how he finds and creates joy in the classroom.

An Indiana middle school teacher was taken into custody after two students stumbled upon her methamphetamine stash concealed within a secret compartment of her hair scrunchie. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Show Summary: In this episode, Natasha chats with Molly Seward, a K-4 STEM teacher and coach in Indiana. She has been teaching for 37 years, including being a robotics coach for the last 9 years, and selected as the 2005 Indiana Teacher of the year! The conversation is divided into 2 episodes. The first will focus on her experiences as a classroom STEM teacher and her goals for students. In the next episode, she will share her knowledge as a science coach including how to tackle the Next Generation Science Standards. Links from the Show: Related The STEM Space Podcast Episodes 18. What You Should Know About Failure87. How is STEM More Than a Problem?26. Making Time for STEM (featuring Kerry Tracy)24. Craft Projects vs. STEM (featuring Kerry Tracy)8. STEM vs. STEAM+Vivify STEM Blog Posts The Importance of FailureHow to Teach Growth Mindset and Failing ForwardVivify STEM Lessons & Products STEM Creativity Tools: 5 Activities to Boost Brainstorming PowerOther STEM Resources VEX GO RoboticsTHE STEM SPACE SHOWNOTES: https://www.vivifystem.com/thestemspace/2022/91/defining-stem-ft-molly-seward-k-4-stem-teacherTHE STEM SPACE FACEBOOK GROUPVIVIFY INSTAGRAMVIVIFY FACEBOOKVIVIFY TWITTERVIVIFY TIKTOKVIVIFY YOUTUBE

Topic: Growth and Progress Guest: 2022 Indiana Teacher of the Year Sharita Ware Host: Tommy Renfro - www.tommyrenfro.com Research: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbescoachescouncil/2022/02/01/why-teachers-are-leaving-and-where-theyre-going/?sh=7bf6a9015c0d Music: maxkomusic.com - Urban Hip-Hop Slow-boat Adobe Stock Audio --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join Keep Indiana Learning STEM Synergy Coordinator Amanda McCammon for a Fireside Chat style conversation with 2022 Indiana Teacher of the Year, Sharita Ware. This casual conversation will provide you with a glimpse into her classroom, her thoughts on advocacy and politics as a teacher leader, and advice for potential non-traditional educators. Mrs. Sharita Ware is the 2022 Indiana Teacher of the Year and an engineering and technology teacher at East Tipp Middle School in the Tippecanoe School Corporation. Sharita Ware has 10 years of experience in the classroom, which is a second career for the educator. Mrs. Ware spent the years prior to becoming an educator serving in industry in engineering and marketing. In addition to teaching STEM and coaching robotics teams at East Tipp Middle School, Ware has also taught classes through Purdue University's Gifted Education Research and Resource Institute's Super Saturday Program. Ware earned her bachelor's degree in industrial engineering technology from the Purdue Polytechnic Institute and her master's degree in curriculum and instruction, specializing in engineering and technology teacher education from Purdue University. Mrs. Ware is a product of the Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship program. Episode Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kfT1jqZi6TJsBGgAz27wzAsooJlIwhQB/view?usp=sharing

Upon graduating from college (debt free), Connor moved back home with mom and dad to save money.  Instead of increasing his lifestyle with a new car and other expenses, Connor saved and lived below his means, eventually leading to a pursuit of buying real estate.  In this episode, Connor talks about his mindset shift with money over time and how he built a net worth of around 200k as a single teacher before turning 30 years old. 

A federal judge will decide this week if she will temporarily block a new law aimed at teachers unions. The court heard arguments Tuesday morning on extra steps the state wants to add for teachers to pay union dues.

GreatNews.Life and Podcast Host Jenny Craig-Brown have transformed the All About the Girls annual event into a podcast! These monthly episodes feature incredible women giving the audience all the insight about what makes them happy, successful, and motivational. New episodes launch on Sundays to make sure to start your week on a positive note! This episode features Erin Parker, an 11 year highschool English/Journalism Educator. She has been chosen as an Indiana Teacher Leader and now mentor. As a lover of education, Erin has also worked with Dr. Brene Brown on two different occasions in her quest to bring her work into education. As an avid reader, writer, and travelor, Erin loves fawning over a beautiful sunset at Lake Michigan. Among 2018 Good Life Recipient and Young LaPortean of the Year, Erin's greatest honor is her role as a loving aunt.

Guest Bio: Tamara Markey is an innovative, passionate, and dynamic educator. She draws from and applies to her work in education, nearly a decade of professional experience as an Engineer with Amoco Oil and BP Pipelines. Mrs. Markey is a Woodrow Wilson STEM Teaching Fellow and a certified Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Instructor. She has taught Pre-engineering at McKenzie Center for Innovation and Technology and served as a STEM/PLTW District Coach in the Lawrence Township Metropolitan School District. Tamara is presently working with the Purdue Minority Engineering Program, championing the elementary level math initiative, Algebra by 7th Grade, to address performance gaps in mathematics for underrepresented students and to increase minority interest and program eligibility in STEM majors. Tamara is the 2019 Indiana Teacher of the Year, a 2019-2020 Indiana University Armstrong Teacher Educator, a 2018 Lawrence Township Design Excellence Co-Award Winner, and in 2017 received the Engineering Technology Educators of Indiana Program Excellence Award. She holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and an M.S. in Engineering Technology Education, both from Purdue University. She has served as an Advisor Lead in her school to support teachers in the areas of guidance and counseling, while also identifying and assisting students with their educational pathways, socio-emotional wellness, and life experiences. She founded the MCIT Girls in Technology program, aimed to increase exposure and interest of middle school girls in Engineering and other technology-driven fields. She has served as a member of the Indiana STEM Cadre, addressing the state's STEM certification process and metrics, in addition to serving on the Lawrence Township STEM Coalition Task Force. Tamara is a devoted wife of thirty years and a proud mother of three children and one Golden Doodle. About this episode: Take a walk tomorrow with an engineer educator (Indiana's 2019 Teacher of the Year) and learn about her long journey that was filled with little steps along the way, pushing her toward her life's purpose of educating today's youth. Listen as Tamara Markey encourages educators to be vocal about problems but solution-oriented, and no matter how hard it gets to “keep a moving”! For more information: visit www.stillstacey.com to inquire about the host or scheduling. To reach out the guest, contact her directly on Twitter via the handle @MarkeyTamara. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stacey-mcadoo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stacey-mcadoo/support

The National FFA convention returns; we go Inside INnovation with Covideo; the Indiana’s Future-Ready Workforce series looks at the Indiana Teacher of the Year; a Logansport company heads to Walmart; IU marks two years of one of its Grand Challenges; a new preschool opens in a former Marsh; and our (i) on Economic Development panel looks at the state of manufacturing.

Glass Artisan Lisa Pelo; Menopause Myths as Art ; 4th Grade Rap Star; Saving The Urban Wall; Laotian food; Southern Poetry. ; Indiana Teacher in Tiny Desk Concert. Originally posted June 28, 2019.

Glass Artisan Lisa Pelo; Menopause Myths as Art ; 4th Grade Rap Star; Saving The Urban Wall; Laotian food; Southern Poetry. ; Indiana Teacher in Tiny Desk Concert. Originally posted June 28, 2019.

Glass Artisan Lisa Pelo; Menopause Myths as Art ; 4th Grade Rap Star; Saving The Urban Wall; Laotian food; Southern Poetry. ; Indiana Teacher in Tiny Desk Concert

Glass Artisan Lisa Pelo; Menopause Myths as Art ; 4th Grade Rap Star; Saving The Urban Wall; Laotian food; Southern Poetry. ; Indiana Teacher in Tiny Desk Concert

Episode 104 of Boss Hog of Liberty is now available! https://bosshog.fireside.fm/117 Jeremiah Morrell and Dakota Davis are your hosts. We Are Libertarians network founder Chris Spangle stopped by to check in on us. Randolph County activist and community leader Kristopher Bilbrey is the featured guest. Kristopher hosts a Facebook program as a watchdog in his community as there has been massive turnover in the Winchester municipal government over the last four years. Big topics covered today included Indiana Teacher pay and a major rally at the Statehouse. Henry County Health Department has begun enforcing a more than decade old rule around food pantries. Boeing has had planes crashing, should the government be regulating? Chase Peyton made a SURPRISE visit, even as he is suspended. For even more bonus content, check out www.patreon.com/bosshogofliberty Support The Boss Hog of Liberty Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on No Limits we talk about efforts to increase teacher pay in Indiana. Our guests are Teresa Meredith with the Indiana State Teachers Association, Rachel Hathaway from Teach Plus and Dr. Butts Superintendent of Wayne Township schools.

In this episode of Leading from the Classroom, 2018 Indiana Teacher of the Year Jerome Flewelling shares how he went from lecturing his students to engaging them—and the powerful results he’s seen.

Episode 11 "Do You Even Deep Throat Bro?" Co-hosts Holls & ViBE discuss YouTube stars shamed by internet trolls over engagement ring size, Indiana Teacher forced to resign over transgender school policy ft. sound clip from YouTuber E;R, Man found with 11 children ft, a Twin Towers bombing tangent, Fox apologizes after conversation recorded, Man jailed after he banned his girlfriend from using Snapchat after 4 week relationship, Man takes drugs to police station to have them tested & ViBE gets wedding shade thrown at him, they get into your "audience participation" e-mails plus more stupid news, Conspiracy files and the joke of the week! Strap in and don't be b*tch...This is the "FRIENDz With ISSUEz" Podcast now playing on iTunes, Googleplay, Sticher & Soundcloud! Audio clip by YouTuber E;R episode "Steven Rapeyverse, Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love to Fuse" - https://youtu.be/j38aX4JxINQ Want to see our pretty little faces?! Then watch the video recap here: www.Youtube.com/VibeRevStudios Follow us on Instagram: @Friendz_With_Issuez Follow us on Twitter: @FIssuez E-mail us FriendzWithIssuez@gmail.com Audio production of Vibe Revelation Studios www.VibeRevStudios.com

Teaching Matters is excited to announce a special series of podcasts with award-winning teachers who will share their personal stories about teaching excellence. The second program in this series is with Jitka Nelson, who was selected as the 2017 Indiana Teacher of the Year through a program of the Council of Chief State School Officials (CCSCO), which is the oldest and most prestigious national honors program focusing on teaching excellence. In this podcast, Jitka discusses the importance of student voice in an audio segment recorded by NWEA, the not-for-profit assessment solutions provider, who partners with the CCSCO on the National Teacher of the Year Program (segments from the other State Teacher of the Year Candidates are posted to teacherpodcasts.org).

In this episode of Leading from the Classroom, 2017 Indiana Teacher of the Year Jitka Nelson tells us about the perspectives English Language Learner students bring when their teachers give them what they need most: a voice.

It seems like yesterday when we first launched National Teachers of the Year Radio and here we are at 50 episodes. Join us as we discuss big highlights and exciting topics ahead. Follow: @intoy2014 @mr_abud @bamradionetwork Steve Perkins is the 2014 Indiana Teacher of the Year. He has taught Latin for 24 years at middle school, high school, community college, and in addition to publishing numerous books and articles in a variety of areas, he presents multiple historical personages as an ancient Roman reenactor. Gary Abud is an innovative high school science teacher and instructional coach. In addition to his duties supporting the work of nearly 600 PreK-12 educators in the Grosse Pointe Public Schools.

If it's February, it's time to talk about "why I love teaching," on #loveteaching. Join in as we share what inspires us. Follow: @intoy2014 @mr_abud @bamradionetwork Gary Abud is an innovative high school science teacher and instructional coach. In addition to his duties supporting the work of nearly 600 PreK-12 educators in the Grosse Pointe Public Schools. Steve Perkins is the 2014 Indiana Teacher of the Year. He has taught Latin for 24 years at middle school, high school, community college, and in addition to publishing numerous books and articles in a variety of areas, he presents multiple historical personages as an ancient Roman reenactor.

Our guest is masterful at cultivating creativity in students. In this segment she shares her secret sauce. Follow: @intoy2014 @mr_abud @kathy_Nimmer @bamradionetwork Kathy Nimmer is the 2015 Indiana Teacher of the Year and finalist for 2015 National Teacher of the Year. She is an English and creative writing teacher, currently traveling the states and nation to speak about education, creativity, guide dogs, and blindness.

When high school Latin teacher Steve Perkins was in 5th grade, he wrote a list about what he would do if he were to become a teacher someday.  Keeping manila folders, not allowing comic books, no throwing paper wads and having a good sense of humor were some of the items on his Top 10 list.  Thirty-five years later, Steve Perkins became the Indiana State Teacher of the Year and he shares with listeners how much the list he made as a 10 year old is still relevant in today's classroom. Despite what most people might think of Latin, Steve shares his passion for Latin with Anthony Arno and President Obama's reaction to what the name Obama means in Latin when spelled backwards. Each episode of The New Teacher Podcast also features The Final Period before the final bell, where guests share personal preferences during the final 60 seconds of the show.  

Steve Perkins Latin/Classics teacher, 2014 Indiana Teacher of the Year (North Central High School -- Indianapolis, IN)  Resource of the Week: With Rigor for All, Second Edition: Meeting Common Core Standards for Reading Literature Again and again the Common Core Standards state that students must read “proficiently and independently” but how do we achieve this when students are groaning about having to read demanding literature and looking for ways to pass the class without turning pages?      Carol Jago shows middle and high school teachers how to create English classrooms where students care about living literate lives and develop into proficient independent readers. With 50% new material, With Rigor for All, Second Edition features: integration of the Common Core State Standards as teaching touchstones YA lit pairings with classic texts to aid comprehension for middle and high school students tips to motivate reluctant readers with immersion, encouragement, and small steps a study guide and guidelines for curriculum development. (email me your favorite resource talkswithteachers@gmail.com)     Segment I – Background and Inspiration Tell your story. Where are you from and how long have you been teaching? What classes have you taught?  – Steve teaches Latin at North Central High School in Indianapolis. He's been there since 1998.  He began his teaching career in Kansas City after getting his undergraduate degree from Indiana University. He went down to Texas for graduate school at the University of Texas in Classics studies but then moved back to Indiana in 1998 with his wife.   Who has helped you in your journey to become a master teacher?  – He has had many but he can point to four. Two were his Latin teachers when he was in high school. Tim Long, a Greek professor, at Indiana University was a mentor when Steve was an undergrad. Finally, his wife Melissa is the real teacher in the family. She has helped him see so many things about teaching. It is important for other teachers to know that we all have had setbacks in the classroom. Identify an instance in which you struggled as a teacher and explain what you learned from that experience. – He thought his idea of having students blog was going to be fantastic but writing on the web in another language proved difficult. Teachers need to know when something is not working and when to ditch it. Steve had success with blogs in another course, Theory of Knowledge, which is a part of the school's IB program, but it just didn't suit his Latin class.  Why is literacy, and particularly, literacy in Latin important? – The study of Latin helps develop literacy. Students learn to develop good decoding skills. Study another language also foster the ability to see another culture and allows students to bring their culture to another language. What is one thing that you love about the classroom?  – The creativity and curiosity in the classroom. He describes teaching as that shared journey to discovery. The subtitle of his website is "antiquity never gets old" and he hopes that learning never gets old with him and his students.   Segment II — Digging into the Teacher Bag of Goodies    What book do you recommend to a developing teacher?   -- Steve loves the classics so he reaches back to the 16th century with Montaigne and his essay "On the Education of Children." In it, he states that "the mark of a strong and lofty soul knows how to come down to a child's gait and guide it." Another work that has proved helpful has been by George Steiner, his book Lessons of the Masters (Charles Eliot Norton Lectures; 2001-2002).   What is one thing a teacher can do outside the classroom that can pay off inside the classroom? -- Keep the fascination with one's own discipline. He loves classics and not only has that not waned over the years, it has increased.