Podcast appearances and mentions of rachael mann

Rachael Mann is the CEO and Executive Director of EDFuture. Rachael believes in the importance of shaping the educational philosophies and spaces of today by looking toward the innovations of tomorrow. From professional growth to motivational talks to workshops, Rachael loves to inspire audiences to think bigger and dream beyond. 

“The Milton Hershey School is unlike any other school in the world, and I have been exposed to many other schools in the course of my career. To be here at this critical point when we are redesigning our Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs and adding new offerings, revamping…looking to create a ‘gold standard' for CTE and a model for other educators to look to for guidance–this is a very inspiring and exciting time!” Rachael Mann is the Director of Career and Technical Education at Milton Hershey School, a cost-free, private residential school for boys and girls from low-income families. Rachael is well-known in the education community as a speaker, author, and thought leader—with expertise in STEM, classroom innovation, and CTE professional learning. She is a founding member of the Council on the Future of Education. Rachael will lead the CTE program at MHS, which combines tailor-made instruction and hands-on learning with the ability to gain certifications and real-life experience through internships, co-ops, and pre-apprenticeships. Rachael holds an MA in educational leadership and has 14 years of classroom teaching experience in a range of subjects, including child development, science, technology, and culinary arts. Her experience includes work as the Network to Transform Teaching State Director, the Professional Learning Director of STEM, and the Arizona State Director for Educators Rising. She is also an author of several childrens' books about careers and business books about STEM and AI in education.

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On this week's episode of Own the Microphone, Bridgett McGowen welcomes a speaker and author who focuses on disrupted technology education with more than 14 years teaching experience, Rachael Mann. Bridgett and Rachael discuss Rachael's talking points, memorable moments, difficult audience members, technology in presentations, and more! 0:45 Rachael's podcast style. 3:40 What does Rachael mostly speak on? 6:28 Memorable moments. 10:40 Feedback. 20:00 Rachael Mann has not always been a confident speaker. 23:56 A question for Bridgett. 31:50 One last tip. Listen and Subscribe to the Own the Microphone Podcast with Bridgett McGowen on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and the CLNS Media Network mobile app.

Rachael Mann is the new Director of Career and Technical Education at Milton Hershey School. Rachael is well-known in the education community as a speaker, author, and thought leader—with expertise in STEM, classroom innovation, and CTE professional learning. She is a founding member of the Council on the Future of Education. Rachael will lead the CTE program at MHS, which combines tailor-made instruction and hands-on learning.

The concept of a classroom is changing. With 65% of American households turning to online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, many are getting their first taste of virtual learning. For others, this is nothing new. Kevin spends time with famed educator and futurist Sugata Mitra of TED Talk notoriety, and educator and author Rachael Mann. They discuss what it means to engage with students and the roles equity and access play when we debate what is best for the next generation of students. Sugata's name is synonymous with TED Talks, including his idea of ‘Self Organized Learning Environments' where students take charge of their learning from anywhere with an internet connection. Rachael is a well-known educator and author exploring the edges of education and college-and-career readiness. This is, What I Want to Know...

This week on The Nailed It Wall Mrs. Scofield and Mr. Lane the STEM Guy sit down with Rachael Mann founder of Teach Like Ted. Rachael is also the author of Spaces You'll Go and Martian Classroom. You do not want to miss out on her infectious personality, receiving a cease and desist letter from Ted Talks, and the impact of being afraid to speak in front of her peers. Rachael always has something in the works like a new series of children's books, engaging everyone and anyone in the power of public speaking, and the itch to get back on the road so she can do what she loves most and that is connecting with people. Rachael Mann has a passion for life, people, and supporting educators so they can inspire the next generation.

This week on The Purpose Podcast, we have special guest Rachael Mann. Rachael has traveled the world ministering through song and recently released a new song titled ‘Control.' In this episode, we discuss Rachael's life as she grew up being called to ministry and her story behind the song control. [00:01:30] Rachael originally lived in Birmingham and then was called to Nashville to be able to pursue her calling in ministry. Again, God called her to move to Atlanta (unplanned) throughout her move; God has continued to confirm His word. [00:03:24] Beginning at the age of seven, Rachael began singing and continues to use her gift daily. [00:05:59] As time went on, Rachael began to pursue other genres of music. God vividly said, “Do you want to do this for the world or me?' Since then, she has walked entirely in her calling for Christian music. [00:08:48] God can touch people in creative ways. Many times the simple act of love is all someone needs to come into the Kingdom. [00:09:57] Living as a Christian has brought challenges, no one else in Rachael's family was saved, and because of the high call on her life often, she had to focus on God to recenter her song. [00:15:50] The power of songwriting is taking life experiences and releasing them into an authentic song. [00:19:23] The story behind the song ‘Control.' [00:22:27] The timing of the song has been a complete miracle. This song has been in the making for many months. Interestingly enough, in a time of such great fear and worry, God allowed Rachael to release this song. [00:27:57] God is breaking strongholds. Strongholds may be more profound than the current events around us. It could be fear to step out of your comfort zone or stepping into your destiny. [00:34:36] Rachael's advice to those who feel called to music ministry. LEARN MORE ABOUT RACHAEL AND HER NEWEST SONG Website /// http://www.rachaelmann.org/ The Song Control /// https://orcd.co/rmanncontrol

Rachael Mann is passionate about inspiring kids to think big & dream bigger. She is on the #RWYK #Podcast to celebrate her new #KidLit The Spaces You'll Go and talks about the importance of teaching our kids digital literacy.

In this episode I chat with the incredible Rachael Mann. Rachael is passionate about all things related to education, technology, and science. She is an “edufuturist” who believes in the importance of shaping the educational philosophies and spaces of today by looking toward the innovations of tomorrow. Rachael is a frequent keynote speaker at conferences and events across the country, and she speaks and writes about disruptive technology, education, and careers. She is the author of The Spaces You Will Go and coauthor of Martians in Your Classroom, an educational title about integrating STEM into the classroom utilizing space-related initiatives. You will be so inspired and come away with wonderful ideas, books, digital tools and resources to explore! Connect with Rachael: Twitter & Instagram: @rachaelEDU Facebook: Rachael Mann LinkedIn: RachaelMann M.Ed Website: rachaelmann.co Books: The Martians in Your Classroom The Spaces You'll Go 

Rachael Mann is the founder of #TeachlikeTED, and organization that provides teachers, students, and leaders with tools for presentation literacy.  Additionally, she is the co-author of the book “Martians in Your Classroom.”  Mann is a highly sought out National Keynote and TEDx Speaker on the future of education who loves to help educators rethink some of their learning spaces.  Mann was a former high school career and technical educator. She is a Google Certified educator with a master's degree in educational leadership.  Furthermore, she's a founding member of the Council on the Future of Education and serves on the National Synergy of Career and Technical Administrators (NCLA) executive board.  Rachael's main goal in life is to encourage students to use their voice and inspire their confidence and help people realize their dreams.  In this episode, Mann discusses the necessary shift that is happening. Later, Nicole and Macie are joined by Macey as they discuss the impact this new way of thinking has on the current classroom. CONNECT WITH ​Rachael: ​INSTAGRAM TWITTER FACEBOOK Follow Award Winning Culture : Twitter Instagram **Award Winning Culture is Sponsored by: CharacterStrong Use the Code AWC and get $200 off the Advisory Curriculum or $100 off the Leadership Curriculum

Do we allow our leaders, teachers, and students to try new ideas and take risks? This week’s guest, Rachael Mann, discusses why risk taking is so important for leaders and students, changes need to our grading system, improving opportunities for creativity, and the future of school partnerships.   About Rachael Mann: Rachael is an Education Consultant, Blogger, Presenter, Co-Author of “The Martians In Your Classroom: STEM in Every Learning Space”. Follow Rachael Mann: Twitter: https://twitter.com/RachaelEdu (https://twitter.com/RachaelEdu) Website: https://rachaelmann.co/ (https://rachaelmann.co/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RachaelLynnMann (https://www.facebook.com/RachaelLynnMann) Follow Joshua Stamper: NEW website: http://www.joshstamper.com (www.joshstamper.com) Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Joshua__Stamper (www.twitter.com/Joshua__Stamper) Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/joshua__stamper (www.instagram.com/joshua__stamper) Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-stamper/ (www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-stamper) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AspirePodcast (https://www.facebook.com/AspirePodcast) Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aspire-the-leadership-development-podcast/id1384210762?mt=2 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aspire-the-leadership-development-podcast/id1384210762?mt=2) Join the Conversation Our favorite part of recording a live podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen on social media and in our comments section. Please use the #AspireLead hashtag as you continue the conversation on social media. If you’ve gotten any value from this show at all, please subscribe and leave a rating and review wherever you’re listening. The ranking of this show is 100% tied to subscriptions and reviews. You can help us reach more school leaders by subscribing to the show and leaving an honest rating and review.

The first person to walk on Mars has already been born and is in our classrooms today, so the  experts tell us. He or she could be in your classroom or mine. The question is if we're equipping that child and the others to go behind them with the knowledge and intuitive exploration of making things work together for success through rich making and STEM spaces. Today we talk to Rachael Mann, author of The Martians in Your Classroom: STEM in Every Learning Space. Today's Sponsor: SmartBrief Keeping up with the news is challenging. Today’s sponsor, SmartBrief, has some email newsletters that will help you stay current. Whether you want to follow education technology, special education, math, or just teaching best practices, SmartBrief has an email newsletter for you. Check them out at coolcatteacher.com/smartbrief and sign up today. Related Resources The Martians in Your Classroom: STEM in Every Learning Space "The Spaces You Will Go" by Rachel Mann  How Does STEM Bring the Real World Into the Classroom? Other Podcasts with Rachael Mann I will curate a Wakelet collection to go along with the podcast: https://wakelet.com/@RachaelEdu Rachael Mann - Bio as Submitted Rachael Mann is the founder of #TeachlikeTED and coauthor of The Martians in Your Classroom. She speaks and writes about the future of education and helps educators rethink the learning spaces of today. Prior to #TeachlikeTED, Rachael was the Network to Transform Teaching and STEM Professional Learning Director for Northern Arizona University’s AZK12 Center and State Director for Educators Rising Arizona. A former high school Career and Technical Education teacher and hailing from a family of educators, she has 14 years of classroom teaching experience. Rachael is a Google Certified Educator with a master’s degree in Educational Leadership. She is a founding member of the Council on the Future of Education, President-Elect for the NCLA Executive Board, and serves on the Region V Policy Committee.   Blog: https://rachaelmann.co/ Twitter: @RachaelEdu

Welcome to the Rustic Songbird Podcast! In this episode, Lydia Walker interviews Rachael Mann about how to find your unique voice. Rachael shares encouragement for writers and artists to be yourself and do what you love. You can connect with Rachael on her website, www.rachaelmann.org. Say hi on Instagram! @thelydiawalker Email hello@rusticsongbird.com Join the Rustic Songbird Writing Community! Click here to sign up for email updates, and for an invitation to our private Facebook group. http://bit.ly/free-7-day-writing-challenge

 Proposing an international endeavor, educator Rachael Mann and former Director of Space Technology Exploration at NASA Stephen Sandford challenge us all to[...] The post STEM Everyday: #108 | MARTIANS MARTIANS MARTIANS | feat. Rachael Mann appeared first on Remarkable Chatter.

Rachael Mann -PD Director at Western Maricopa Education Center in Arizona -Co-Author of The Martians in Your Classroom: STEM in Every Learning Space -Founder, #TeachlikeTED In this episode: -Love the title. How’d you come up with it? -Why did you choose “every learning space”? I have to think you gave that some thought -Ok, let’s get to the heart of the book: How does STEM get students ready for life after high school? -How do teachers prepare for the “new future?” -What then do educators need to change in regards to their mindset or pedagogy to be prepared to meet the needs of this generation of students? -What is the single most important thing I need to focus on taking over a STEAM-focused classroom this year? Plus, shout out to The Whining Pig (where she would take Elon Musk for dinner). Phoenix residents...what do you think!? Where to connect with Rachael: Twitter - @RachaelEdu Website - rachaelmann.co --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aftered/support

The first person to set foot on Mars has likely been born, and there's a chance that she/he is in your classroom. What will that person need as a student, and how do we need to change as educators/schools to provide it? Rachael Mann, author of The Martians in Your Classroom, shares ideas from her book.

Rachael Mann is the founder of #TeachlikeTED and coauthor of The Martians in Your Classroom. She speaks and writes about the future of education and helps educators rethink the learning spaces of today. Prior to her current work, Rachael was the Network to Transform Teaching and STEM Professional Learning Director for Northern Arizona University’s AZK12 Center and State Director for Educators Rising Arizona. A former high school Career and Technical Education teacher and hailing from a family of educators, she has 14 years of classroom teaching experience. Rachael is a Google Certified Educator with a master’s degree in Educational Leadership. She is a founding member of the Council on the Future of Education and serves on the NCLA Executive Board. https://rachaelmann.me/ Your host, Jim Kellner - Speaker | Author | Hypnotist | Coach, has helped thousads of people experience the power of their mind through Comedy Hypnosis Shows, Hypnotherapy, and transformational speaking. You can watch his TEDx talk on hypnosis by clicking this link - JimKellner.Link/TEDx - Facebook.com - Get your FREE hypnosis download here - jimkellnerhypnotist.com/free-hypnosis

TED Talks have inspired millions. How can they influence our classes? Rachael Mann of Teach Like TED talks about how we can empower student voice and help students express their ideas and their learning more effectively.

The Dr. Will Show is a podcast dedicated to driving the conversation of what it means to go digital. Each episode features an educator at the forefront of teaching, coaching, and leadership. Dr. Will also virtually sits down with entrepreneurs, life strategists, and wellness experts with the focus on assisting people in taking direction over the course of their lives. On this episode, I hangout with Rachael Mann and we chat about #TeachlikeTED.

The world of education and business are at a precipice in relation to what we need to keep our economy chugging along without slowing down the advancements needed to remain an economic leader.  This week Meghan M. Biro and guest Rachael Mann discuss the intricacies around how academia and business can and should work collaboratively in supporting our growing need for more technically trained people... and this is especially true when it comes to technically educated female students. The initiative called STEM was developed for this exact reason.  Join Meghan and Rachael on Wednesday, November 30 at 1pm EST to hear more about this important initiative and to learn more about how businesses can support the academic cause to keep this movement growing.