Podcasts about teach it

Ever wonder why those software updates keep popping up? In this episode, we uncover how updates boost your security, introduce exciting new features, and keep your devices running at their best. Share it with friends, family, or coworkers who might feel overwhelmed by all things tech—help them stay safe and informed, too!Hosted by IT expert Landon Miles, the Teach IT podcast delivers bite-sized, actionable IT tips in three minutes or less. Perfect for both tech pros and beginners, each minisode simplifies complex concepts into clear, practical advice. Tune in to sharpen your IT skills and discover smarter solutions, one quick episode at a time.

Send us a text#053 00:00 – Introduction to the EpisodeEric sets the stage with relatable scenarios about children spending impulsively and questions how parents can prepare kids for a future where money plays a big role.Today's topic: Teaching kids about budgeting and its potential to transform their lives.01:45 – Welcome to Raising Financial FreedomIntroducer introduces the podcast and its purpose: guiding parents on how to teach their children financial literacy to achieve lifelong success.03:00 – Why Budgeting is CriticalEric explains why budgeting is a top priority even ahead of saving and investing.Budgeting helps children allocate income, plan for the future, and build confidence.Imagining a financially empowered future for your child.06:15 – Reflecting on Your Own Financial Education Eric asks reflective questions about whether listeners were taught about money growing up.The importance of giving kids the tools to control money rather than being controlled by it.08:30 – What is Budgeting and How to Teach It to Kids?Definition of budgeting: A simple plan for money allocation (save, spend, and goals).Practical tips for teaching budgeting to kids: For younger children: Use jars or envelopes labeled spend, save, share.For older children: Tracking expenses and creating mini-budgets for personal goals.11:20 – Budgeting in Action: A Real-Life StoryA story of an 8-year-old saving for an electric scooter using the jar system.Lessons learned: Pride in saving, the value of patience, and achieving goals.13:05 – Teaching the Difference Between Needs and WantsA fun game for kids at the grocery store: Identifying needs vs. wants.The lesson: Prioritizing needs can give freedom to enjoy wants later.15:00 – Saving Goals and Visual MotivationThe importance of savings tied to exciting goals.Using visual aids: charts or thermometers to track progress toward savings milestones.16:50 – Making Budgeting FunFamily challenges: Setting savings goals for everyone and celebrating progress.Apps and games for kids to learn money skills in engaging ways.18:30 – 5 Tips to Teach Kids BudgetingPay for Mistakes SystemTeach kids the consequences of overspending by making them earn back lost money with extra chores.Be the Family CEO for a DayLet kids manage a small budget for the family, e.g., planning meals or activities.Earn Allowance Through Unique ChoresAssign special tasks beyond regular responsibilities and pay accordingly.Set Savings Goals with VisualsCreate goal charts they can fill in as they save toward something exciting.Involve Kids in Real-Life BudgetingInclude kids in family budgeting decisions like vacations or big purchases to teach them about financial planning.23:15 – The Bigger Picture Eric  highlights the long-term impact of teaching kids about budgeting: confidence, responsibility, and empowerment.Encouragement to start small and make lessons fun.24:45 – Closing Remarks by  Eric A call to action for parents: share the episode, subscribe to the podcast, and take small steps to teach financial literacy.25:30 – Outro by IntroducerMotivatio Support the show

Ever wonder why rebooting solves so many tech issues? Join us as we uncover why this simple step is often the go-to fix for slow devices, app crashes, and connectivity problems.Hosted by IT expert Landon Miles, the Teach IT podcast delivers quick, actionable IT tips in three-minutes or less. Tailored for tech pros and beginners alike, each minisode breaks down complex concepts into clear, easy-to-use advice. Tune in to sharpen your IT skills and discover smarter solutions, one short episode at a time.

  This week, co-hosts Mike and Sarah talk with the President of Students Standing Strong, Terry Ann Kelly. Students Standing Strong (S3) a national non-profit ministry whose mission is “Connecting Students at School to Learn, Live and Lead Biblical Truth through Student-led clubs.” S3 clubs create a positive and energetic place for students to belong and do life together at school. Students become leaders equipped and encouraged to live faith-filled lives with hope and purpose. Inspiring audiences to make a positive impact in their “world, “Terry Ann enjoys speaking to audiences across the country on spiritual, moral, social, and educational issues with an emphasis on home and family life. She has an expansive background in public speaking for women's organizations, civic groups and churches. She also is a sought after speaker for mother/daughter, mother/son and women's weekend retreats. With a 35-year background in radio and television, Terry Ann has hosted countless local, regional and national programs. She defended traditional family values on the nationally syndicated television program Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, seen by over 5 million viewers. After addressing the Texas State School Board on history and government textbook standards, she was a guest on the National FOX network's, FOX and Friends, where she discussed the raging debate what students should be taught in school. She is the co-author of The Power of a Positive Friend, which has been translated into three languages, and a 31 day flip calendar entitled Teach It, Pray It, Live It: 31 Prayers for Nurturing Christ-Like Character In our Kids. Terry Ann has written numerous Bible study curriculums for pre-teens and teens as well as magazine articles. She taught public speaking and Business Communication classes for Baylor, Belmont and Dallas Baptist universities. Terry Ann finds her greatest fulfillment in spending time with her husband, their five adult children, spouses, and grandchildren in Texas. The Bible for Kids Podcast is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be visit www.ChristianParenting.org

If you'd prefer to read this post, head here. Discover Jamie's books, her course, Homeschooling with Purpose,and her membership site, Introverted Moms. Links Mentioned in the Episode: Homeschooling 101: What to Teach and When to Teach It! Today's episode is sponsored by All About Spelling/Reading and Semper Smart Games! What's Your Homeschool Mom Personality? Take the quiz and get your free personality report: simplehomeschool.net/quiz Several months ago I asked Simple Homeschool readers to tell me their main homeschooling concern.  I received hundreds of replies, but was stunned to find that over 75% of them were more or less the same: “I just wish I knew I was doing enough.” Listen in and be encouraged!

TEACH IT! Join our guest Kevin Endres as we finish our series on creative leadership. #creativeleadership

If you want to learn something, then TEACH IT

Join Sue and Lisa for their new elimination teacher game show:  Teach IT! (Final title in review.) Do you know what to do with  a dead class pet? How about the proper technique to dispose of live science crayfish? Have you ever eaten a pint of someone else's ice cream from the staff fridge while crying in a corner? If you answered "Yes or No," this game show is for you! Don't worry, it isn't played like the Squid Game ™ and the prize is $1,000,000 FAKE Bucks!This is sure to be the next big thing.

It is time for the non-educators to join Sue and Lisa for their new elimination teacher game show:  Teach IT! (Final title in review.)Listen to random callers as they answer questions about dead hamsters, giant chocolate bars, smoky cake, and gifts of homemade moonshine, the prize is $1,000,000 FAKE Bucks!This is sure to be the next big thing.

Dialog Choices Podcast #32 - True History Does Not Benefit Those With the Power to Teach It by Keith Ballard

The No Reason Podcast with Nola J. aka Chocolate Blonde featuring Don Suave'. 00:00 Intro 01:17 Swizzle Almost Dies 2:37 Prescription Drugs Found in McDonald's Happy Meal 04:18 Woman Stops at McDonald's During Grand Theft Auto 07:09 52 Old Woman Says No to Bras After the Beer Bug 19 08:45 Husband Names His Daughter After His Sidepiece to Prevent Name Slip Up 10:54 Woman Snitches on Herself, Commenting on Most Wanted FB Post About Her 14:30 Man Steals Alligator from Golf Course to "Teach It a Lesson" 16:19 FL Deputy Plants Drugs at Traffic Stops With Body Cam On to Get Promoted 19:46 Man Crashes Into Airplane With Stolen Vehicle LOL 23:38 Chicago Schools Gives Students 10 and Older Free Condoms 41:14 Panda Express Drops New Vegan Orange Chicken 48:39 First Case of Monkey Pox Confirmed in Texas Stay up to date with No Reason Stories, Nola J show dates, and more at nolajcomedy.com   This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Support this podcast

In the 1830s, Rev. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet's method of teaching reading to deaf children was evolutionary and became inviting enough that  the then secretary of education, Horace Munn, adopted to teaching it to neurotypical children; the logic being, if the teaching strategy works for the deaf it must work wonders for all. It wasn't until much later that that it was discovered how ill-fitted such an extrapolation was. For far too long the culture has harbored a dreamy notion that gifted teachers are born and not made and they turn naive children into the learned ones with some magical powers and the techniques involved in teaching are a matter of personal will. What if that's simply a myth?On this episode, author, journalist, and CEO and co-founder of Chalkbeat, Elizabeth Green, discusses that becoming a great teacher is attainable to all through the mastery of specific learned key skills unique to the profession of teaching. As Thomas Jefferson warned us, “we cannot be a powerful nation and illiterate too”; we must acknowledge the dazzling intellectual challenge teaching poses and prepare accordingly.About Elizabeth GreenElizabeth Green is the CEO and co-founder of Chalkbeat, the nonprofit news organization dedicated to improving educational equity through local, independent, high-impact journalism. Since launching in 2014, Chalkbeat's reporting has spurred changes in education funding, legislation, policy, and practice and is regularly cited or republished in dozens of publications, including The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Atlantic, Vox, and more. Elizabeth also co-founded the American Journalism Project, the first venture philanthropy firm dedicated to local news. Her book Building a Better Teacher was a New York Times bestseller and notable book of 2014. She has also written about education issues for The New York Times Magazine, U.S. News & World Report, and other publications. Elizabeth has been a Spencer Fellow in education journalism at Columbia University and an Abe Journalism Fellow studying education in Japan. Book:Building a Better Teacher: How Teaching Works (and How to Teach It to Everyone)About Host, Sucheta KamathSucheta Kamath, is an award-winning speech-language pathologist, a TEDx speaker, a celebrated community leader, and the founder and CEO of ExQ®. As an EdTech entrepreneur, Sucheta has designed ExQ's personalized digital learning curriculum/tool that empowers middle and high school students to develop self-awareness and strategic thinking skills through the mastery of Executive Function and social-emotional competence.Support the show (https://mailchi.mp/7c848462e96f/full-prefrontal-sign-up)

“God, would you put people in my path that need you and give me the boldness and the courage to open my mouth when directed?”  Listen in as Terry Ann Kelly, President and founder of Students Standing Strong, shares God’s amazing answer to this prayer when she was called to move her children to the public school.    About our Guest: Terry Ann Kelly is the President and founder of Students Standing Strong (S3) whose mission is to “Connect students on campus to Learn, Live and Lead Biblical Truth through student-led clubs. “ Currently Students Standing Strong are in 11 states. Inspiring audiences to make a positive impact in their “world,” Terry Ann enjoys speaking to audiences across the countrry. With a 35-year background in radio and television, Terry Ann has hosted countless local, regional and national programs. She is the co-author of The Power of a Positive Friend, which has been translated into three languages, and a 31 day flip calendar entitled Teach It, Pray It, Live It: 31 Prayers for Nurturing Christ-Like Character In our Kids. Terry Ann has written numerous Bible study curriculums for Teens as well as magazine articles for ministries including Lifeway and taught public speaking and Business Communication classes for Baylor, Belmont and Dallas Baptist universities. Terry Ann finds her greatest fulfillment in spending time with her husband and five adult children in Texas.   Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:58 (NIV)   Therefore, my dear brothers and sisters, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain. Galatians 5:22-23 (NIV)  “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Against such things there is no law.”   Links: https://www.studentsstandingstrong.org To give to the ministry of Moms in Prayer: Support Our Mission | Moms In Prayer International Moms in Prayer International- www.MomsInPrayer.org

The Zombies discuss their thoughts on a Paul & Elder Critical Thinking lecture, and what does thinking on a deeper level look like. Judith shares her personal opinion if you should work and go to school at the same time. Resources: Logic of Things and How to Teach It: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyvH20ewyY0

Raymond and Alyssa chat about the personal financial literacy standards in Colorado and share some great opportunities for scholarships and funding to support personal finance education in local communities. Learn more in the links below about how to access teacher training and the MoneyWi$er Financial Innovation Awards application. Award categories include: $1,500 Student Scholarship, $3,500 Educator Award, $10,000 School Award & $15,000 District Award. Links: MoneyWi$er Financial Innovation Awards: https://coag.gov/moneywiser/ Personal Finance and How to Teach It workshops hosted by Economic Literacy Colorado: https://econlitco.org/ags-office-workshops CDE's Personal Finance Content Page & Resource Bank: https://www.cde.state.co.us/cofinancialliteracy Hosts: Raymond Johnson (johnson_r@cde.state.co.us) and Alyssa Wooten (wooten_a@cde.state.co.us) The Setting the Standards theme music is courtesy of DjDocent.

In this episode, we talk with Berkeley Everett, creator of the Math Visuals website.Berkeley Everett on TwitterMath Visuals WebsiteCollege Prep MathKyle Pearce's Math is VisualLearn How To Use KeynoteMultiplication RelationshipsGem StickersFoam SquaresUnderstanding the Math We Teach and How to Teach It by Marian SmallLemons & Limes VisualMath FlipsUCLA Mathematics ProjectMath Fact Fluency9-7 VideoSara Van der Werf & What is MathStudents' Work for 12x18Math Positive T-shirtsNat Banting's Fraction TalksBerkeley's Models from our ConversationPremiumBeatHubble TelescopeJames Webb Space Telescope

We really learn from our experiences. This is especially true when it comes to our values. The values that we pass on will define us in business and in life. Share your experiences through stories. We master skills through a 3 step process.1. Learn It.2. Do It.3. Teach It.Teaching it usually involves stories. It is the only way to pass on experience rather than just knowledge.

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11 Questions That May Change Your Life: http://www.clarkdanger.com/download/ (CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FULL VIDEO ON YOUTUBE) Let's talk about getting rich. What do the rich teach their kids about money? Today’s book summary and book review: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. This book is one of the most successful finance books out there. Robert Kiyosaki's classic wealth income and money making off real estate book, Rich Dad Poor Dad is packed full of actionable ideas and take aways. You might also consider getting the full book or audiobook for this – it’s killer! Here are the best 10 ideas from “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert T. Kiyosaki FULL BLOG POST: (coming soon) GET THE BOOK: http://amzn.to/2ap2EPd BIG 10 IDEAS (2:30) 1. MODELS FOR WEALTH The book focuses mostly on the education and financial learned from his rich dad. We all have models for wealth. Money / Beliefs are LEARNED growing up - most the time not consciously. Become conscious of our beliefs / models in order to change them. (4:20) 2. YOU’RE BROKE, NOT POOR “Being broke is temporary - being poor is eternal” -RK Even if you don't have money now, view yourself as broke, NOT poor. (5:20) 3. FINICAL FREEDOM “The poor and middle class work for money. The rich have money work for them.” We have two options in life: 1. Work hard, pay taxes, save what little is left over, then get taxed on the savings (sounds fun). 2. Invest in our financial IQ and use it to create assets that allow us to achieve finical freedom. The rich ALL take option 02. The rich don’t work for money. (7:50) 4. FINICAL IQ Schools teach how to work in a job. Not how to get rich. EX: You get more money - spend it all. Money is a “X” multiplier for whatever going in your head already. Athletes who get GIANT contracts (no finical IQ) now bankrupt. EX: Lap band surgery for fat person - don’t change mindset / habits = gain ALL back. Solution? NEED to increase our Finical IQ Finical IQ composed: ACCOUNTING:understand financial statements. INVESTING: The science of money making money. UNDERSTANDING MARKETS: supply and demand; technical (emotion-driven) and fundamental (economic sense) investments LAW: Understanding taxes / avoiding lawsuits. (11:10) 5. E.B.S.I. EBSI: Employee / Business Owner / Self Employed / Investor Four possible paths for us (can be a mix of all.) (12:40) 6. ASSETS "Know what an asset is, acquire them and become rich.” BIG IDEA: For most people, their profession is their income. For rich people, their assets are their income. ASSETS ARE: Businesses, Stocks, Bonds, Mutual funds, Income-generating real estate, Royalties, Anything which appreciates in value over time (15:00) 7. LIABILITIES and a liability, something which takes money out of your pocket. Keep your expenses low and reduce your liabilities. Learn to live off of 75% of your paycheck. Favorite advice: “Grow your income not your lifestyle.” (16:10) 8. POWER OF COMPOUNDING VIDEO SOURECE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=immQX... Why the 1% get richer. Look into the power of compounding. Einstein: Compounding is the 8th wonder of world (16:50) 9. PAY YOURSELF FIRST Pay yourself first. Before you pay your bills each month. Save 10%. MY TIP: If there's ice cream in freezer, it WILL get eaten. Separate bank account for this 10% money. Automatic withdrawal from paycheck. (19:00) 10. GETTING STARTED: TEN ACTION STEPS Be VERY clear here: NOT giving personal finical advice - not qualified for that. telling you what I am doing / what is recommended in this book. 1. Learn about investing before you invest. 2. Every dollar is plus one or minus one. 3. Learn to live on 75% of your paycheck. 4. Pay yourself first. 5. Choose friends careful. Who you hang around avg of top 5. 6. Always ask “How fast do I get my money back?” 7. MINT.COM 8. CHARLES SCHWAB INDEX 9. MONEY MASTER THE GAME (read this book) 10. TEACH IT! comment with insights down bellow. (19:50) YOUR FREE TOOLS! Your free tools: http://www.clarkdanger.com/download/ L I N K S & S U P P O R T  BUY THROGH AMAZON AFFILIATE LINK: http://amzn.to/1O3riee SNAPCHAT: clarkdangerous INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ClarkDangerous FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ClarkDangerous/ PODCAST: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/d... MASTER JOURNALING: http://www.mybestjournal.com Please feel free to email me for any time for any reason: clark@clarkdanger.com _________________________________________ "Robery Kiyosaki" "Rich Dad Poor Dad" "Rich Dad Poor Dad Audiobook" "Rich Dad Poor Dad Book Summary" ""Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki" "Robert Kiyosaki Donald Trump" "Robert Kiyosaki 2016"

We've all had great teachers who opened our minds — and maybe even changed our lives. But how can we make every teacher a star teacher? Elizabeth Green's New York Times best-selling book 'Building a Better Teacher: How Teaching Works (and How to Teach It to Everyone)' presents teaching as a complex skill — one that requires infrastructure for support and training. She gives examples of the methods America's best educators are using in the classroom, as well as how Japan's education system has adopted policies that have changed teachers across the country. Green discusses her book with Stanford University's renowned mathematics education professor Jo Boaler. Boaler is co-founder of YouCubed, and online resource for educators and families.

Double your host-fun and add a little awesome author-ness. Nathan Gilmour of the Christian Humanist podcast joins Heather to talk with Elizabeth Greene, author of "Building a Better Teacher: How Teaching Works (and How to Teach It to Everyone)." Link to Link to      Next book, Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gillman will begin on November 21st, 2014.

  Lish’s finished Brickless for the KAL Natalie and Lish would like to send our thoughts and prayers to SillyFru from the Sassypants Knitter Podcast who is going through a lot right now.   This week’s segments include Master Status, Master Plan, In our Hands, Dropped Stitches, Masterpieces, Share the Love, Study Hall, Simply Selfie, Raise your hand, and Comfort Zone.   Master Status (2:13): Natalie BLOCKED!  She sorted swatches that need to be re-knit and plan to take the ones she blocked to be checked out by some others. She is going to connect with knitters completing the program at her NEW knitting guild meeting! Alicia finally blocked! She didn’t get to knit swatch 9 and 10 but she has a new found energy for program after blocking. She sorted through swatches and noticed 7 and 8 are a little bigger. She  used the wrong needle size! Here are the resources she used to sort through her mystery swatches. Arenda Holladay, labels her actual swatches. Knitting Help, has a helpful diagram. Master Plan (6:20): Alicia is going to knit swatch 9 and 10 and start questions. Natalie wants to work on her binder.   Natalie casts on Hitofude   In our hands (8:05): Alicia is working on Fontainebleau Lace Scarf by Joan Hughes knit with Seed Lace from The Fiber Seedin a flamingo colorway. She was going to cast on Strappy Stella Gloves by Monica Clark knit with Martha Stewart Crafts Extra Soft Wool Blend, 65% Acrilic 35% wool blend in Holly Berry colorway (but couldn’t get guage while recording). Natalie is working on her  August socks in Lana Grossa Meilenweit 100 Marmi. She is knitting a 4x2 rib toe up, afterthought heel sock.  She is also working on Hitofude Cardigan by Hiroko Fukatsu inThe Fiber Seed Sprout Solidsin the Elephant colorway.   Harry Potter Knit/Crochet House Cup stuff YAY! We were sorted! Looks like another term to ROAR for Gryffindor! Happiness is hand knit socks! Master Pieces (13:39): Alicia: 1.) Baby Bear Hat for Newborn or Preemie byJennifer Dickerson 2.) Super chunky infinity scarf knitting with needle size 50 with Lion Brand Thick and Quick. 3.)Sock Recipe: A good, plain sock by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee and using Knit Picks Stroll Solids, Heathers and Twists in the Blue Yonder colorway. ARM knitting infinifty scarves. Grey, Blue, Brown, Cream Punkin Hat by Tara ThomsenX 2 2.) Brickless by Martina Behm for the #BricklessKAL, Knit with Bohemia FibersBarefoot Bohemian Sock Yarn, Walking the Walkers colorway. Natalie: 1. Grey Brown Marl July socks, knit in Patons Kroy sock yarn. Lish asks Nataliewhy her socks are baggy saggy. Brickless by Martina Behm for the #BricklessKAL.  Knit in KnitpicksCapretta, in Pesto colorway.   Sharing the Love (22:34): Winner from our Fiberseed Giveaway: Fontainebleau Lace Scarf by Joan Hughes knit withSeed Lace fromThe Fiber Seed in acountry applecolor way. Catspawlace on ravelry! Congratulations!   Study Hall (23:48): The knitting guild association surprised members with a free Craftsy class in their email! Natalie chose How to Teach It by Gwen Bortner Alicia chose Stranded Colorwork: Basics and Beyond with Sunne Meyer   Simply Selfie (26:40): Alicia has been busy with the festival- lots of knitting orders. She met  2 more of her friends’ babies. She is settling into school. Good things have been going on at the shop, she and her husband were able to upgraded equipment. They have also been working on some things around the house and have been canning their garden harvest! Natalie has been sick and the girls have been sick but she is looking on the brightside: life is good.  They’ve been going to parks as a family and walking and playing together and just enjoying each other.   Raise your Hand (32:41): This week Alicia asks Natalie: Treasure hunting: what do you do with a great find before adding it in your stash? Natalie shares tips on how to keep from contaminating your stash.   Comfort zone (38:01): Alicia is enjoying fall! She put up some fall decor, embracing all things pumpkin, and enjoying the first real hints of cool evenings. Natalie is also enjoying fall in FL as well as Sunday walks with her family.   Thank you for joining us for episode 10 of Mastering the Knits. You can find shownotes at masteringtheknits.com or on our ravelry group Mastering the Knits Podcast.   You can email us at masteringtheknits@gmail.com. Follow us on Twitter@MtKnits.  Alicia is knottyknitter17 on Ravelry, Twitter, Instagram,  Natalie can be found on twitter, Instagram, and ravelry as barknknit.

Education correspondent Emily Hanford talks with author Elizabeth Green about her new book, Building a Better Teacher: How Teaching Works (and How to Teach It to Everyone).

Background Elizabeth Green is co-founder, CEO, and editor-in-chief of Chalkbeat. Elizabeth previously co-founded GothamSchools, now Chalkbeat New York, and covered education for The New York Sun and U.S. News & World Report. She has also written about education issues for The New York Times Magazine. Elizabeth serves on the board of the Education Writers Association. In 2009-2010, she was a Spencer Fellow in education journalism at Columbia University, and in 2011, she was an Abe Journalism Fellow studying education in Japan. Her book, Building a Better Teacher, will be published in August 2014 by W. W. Norton.   About Building a Better Teacher: How Teaching Works (and How to Teach It to Everyone) What happens in the classroom of a great teacher? Opening with a moment-by-moment portrait of an everyday math lesson—a drama of urgent decisions and artful maneuvers—Building a Better Teacher demonstrates the unexpected complexity of teaching. Green focuses on the questions that really matter: How do we prepare teachers and what should they know before they enter the classroom? How does one get young minds to reason, conjecture, prove, and understand? What are the keys to good discipline? Incorporating new research from cognitive psychologists and education specialists as well as intrepid classroom entrepreneurs, Green provides a new way for parents to judge what their children need in the classroom and considers how to scale good ideas. Ultimately, Green discovers that good teaching is a skill. A skill that can be taught. Get the book   In this episode you will learn: the research Elizabeth did for Building a Better Teacher the common habits of successful teachers how developing teachers can improve themselves ways in which schools can develop their teachers on a large scale how technology can help and hinder teachers how little good teaching has changed over the years Connect with Elizabeth Green at: @elizwgreen Follow Chalk Beat -- the news site covering educational change       The post Building a Better Teacher with Elizabeth Green appeared first on Talks with Teachers.