🎙️ Join us for "Classrooms and Circuitboards: Teachers Unplugged at CES." Roel Mislan from Feaster Charter School discusses insights from industry leaders like Google, Microsoft, Apple, and more on cybersecurity, AI, gaming, and innovation in education. Dive into the future of EdTech with exclusive CES highlights. 🚀🔧💡 #TeachersUnplugged #CES2024 #EdTech garciaedtech.com 🔊 Disclaimer: The use of the track "Mark II" from the movie Iron Man in this podcast is for artistic purposes only, and all rights belong to the original artists, Hans Zimmer and Ramin Djawadi. 🎶✨
With so much response from our last episode I had a good friend and current history teacher, Peter Rappaport, reach out to share his take and thoughts on the topic of whether teachers are really teaching Critical Race Theory. Our conversation may enlighten you to know that not every teacher is teaching what mainstream media may make you think is happening. We'll share stories from our classroom, share the importance of reflection, and talk about learning from past mistakes to ensure those outcomes do not repeat themselves in the future. Host: Chris Garcia (@garciaedtechsd)
Critical Race Theory has been a term that the big market media has somewhat placed on the curriculum that teachers are teaching in the classroom. However, that has not been my experience. Take a listen to how I have gone about teaching culturally responsive teaching in the classroom. I also share some of my personal and historical ties with the European age of exploration and how I've responded to such horrific history within my family lineage. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment. Feel free to email us at cbgarcia@sandiego.edu with any questions or comments about our show. Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
In this episode, Chris Garcia shares a lecture from EdChange Global. Within this episode, Chris shares how he assesses the strengths of his students and utilizes those strengths to build respect, inclusivity, and academics in the classroom. For access to his presentation please click here: https://bit.ly/RIASECbuilding. Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Background Music: "Mark II" from the Iron Man Soundtrack by Ramin Djawadi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxrQ ...) Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
In this episode, we talk to Dr. D.A. Graham, Interim Vice Provost Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging at The University of Kansas. During this interview, we talk about what it takes for organizations to have those tough conversations around inclusion when they can be uncomfortable. Be sure to take a deep listen and reflect on what you can do to ensure that your heart is in the right place. Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Guest: Dr. D.A. Graham (@daspokesman) Background Music: "Mark II" from the Iron Man Soundtrack by Ramin Djawadi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxrQ ...) Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
In this episode, we talk to Ms. Jane Gore, a University of San Diego Alumni and current 1st-grade teacher. During this interview, we talk about the challenges of trying to find a job during a pandemic and also teaching students in between in-person and online instruction. Host: Chris Garcia (garciaedtech.com) Guest: Jane Gore (janegore.com)
In this episode, we talk to Augusto Ejanda, a 6th-grade teacher within the Chula Vista Elementary School District. During this interview, we share the importance of the use of the movie Black Panther to address several issues such as sharing the focus and purpose for this curriculum with your class. As well as students sharing how this movie/story made an impact on various social, racial, and gender challenges. Be sure to take a listen & subscribe to our channel for more upcoming episodes. Enjoy! Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Guest: Augusto Ejanda (@mrejanda) Background Music: "All the Stars" from the Black Panther Soundtrack by Kendrick Lamar, SZA (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfCqM...) Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
In this episode, we talk to Dr. Daniel Winters, Director of EdTech & Research/Evaluation for Sweetwater Union High School District. During this interview, we talk about the importance of creating boundaries, health, and how teachers can continue to serve from a place of having a "full cup." Be sure to not only take a listen but also engage in some practicalities of this episode as well. Enjoy! Host: Chris Garcia @chrisgarcia03 Guest: Dr. Daniel Winters @dfwinters Social Media: @InnovativePedag
In this episode we talk to Suzy Garcia, Coordinator of Digital Implementation, focusing on how a school district can create equitable digital access for students. Host: Chris Garcia (@garciaedtechsd) Guest: Suzy Garcia (@GadgetSGarcia)
Starting off the year is always fun and exciting, however it's also the time where expectations are to be met. With the use of so much technology our host, Chris Gacia, shares the importance of beginning the year with digital citizenship. Be sure to subscribe and leave a rating.Host: Chris Garcia (garciaedtech.com)
In this episode, we talk with an educator and friend of the show, Augusto Ejanda. In this episode, we share the importance of fostering relationships with our students in order to see the best holistic self come out of the students. Be sure to subscribe and leave a rating.Host: Chris Garcia (garciaedtech.com)
How can we grab the attention of our students? What keeps them motivated & excited about a lesson? Check out what I've done the last seven years to support my students with rap songs, movies, books, memes, etc. This is one episode that you'll definitely want to here if you need some ideas on what to do with your students in the classroom or virtually. Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Background Music: "Mark II" from the Iron Man Soundtrack by Ramin Djawadi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxrQ...) Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
During this pandemic of COVID-19, parents find themselves now on the front lines of being teachers. Here's some practical advice to guide and bring some emotional/mental support for all parents. Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Guest: Chips & Salsa Homeschooling (https://bit.ly/2YRNIQg) Background Music: "Mark II" from the Iron Man Soundtrack by Ramin Djawadi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxrQ...) Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
How can teachers best be prepared for #DistanceLearning with the best tools, terminology, and resources out there? In this episode, Chris Garcia's Technological colleague from the University of San Diego joins him to talk about the best tools that exist and some of the more common terms that teachers need to be aware of for #DistanceLearning Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Guest: Dr. Nate Swett (@nateswet) Background Music: "Mark II" from the Iron Man Soundtrack by Ramin Djawadi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxrQ...) Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
A special episode dedicated to all the first-year teachers. Hear from Ms. Anne Barnes, of Stephen Hawking STEM Academy, and how her first year of teaching went. Be sure to subscribe and leave a rating. Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Background Music: "Mark II" from the Iron Man Soundtrack by Ramin Djawadi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxrQipUkwg) Follow us on Twitter at: twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
We interview Dr. Laura Spencer listening to her experiences as an educator and how innovation has shifted and changed within the classroom. Plus we also share some of the great things happening with SDCUE as we both share a position on the board. Be sure to subscribe and leave a rating. Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Background Music: "Mark II" from the Iron Man Soundtrack by Ramin Djawadi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxrQipUkwg) Follow us on Twitter at: twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
During this episode we talk with Dr. Laura Lemos as she shares some best practices when supporting students with special needs, as well as her own story of being a parent to a child with special needs. Be sure to subscribe and leave a rating. Host: Chris Garcia (@chrisgarcia03) Background Music: "Mark II" from the Iron Man Soundtrack by Ramin Djawadi (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxrQipUkwg) Follow us on Twitter at: twitter.com/InnovativePedag for resources and be sure to connect with our host at twitter.com/chrisgarcia03
During this episode, we discuss the focus of our podcast and what the 4 C's mean with 21st-century learning. Be sure to subscribe and leave a rating.Host: Chris Garcia (garciaedtech.com)
In this episode of the Innovative Pedagogy Podcast, Chris Garcia talks with Dr. Jennette Vanderpool from CDW about what it means to lead smarter in today’s schools. Jennette shares how her experience as a teacher, administrator, and board member shapes her approach to efficient spending and strategic decision-making.They break down where districts should focus when budgets are tight, how to balance innovation with responsibility, and why trends like AI, cybersecurity, and sustainability are shaping the future of Classroom Modernization 2025. Jennette also highlights how strong collaboration between school and IT leaders can turn smart investments into better learning.A practical and forward-looking conversation for anyone guiding educational decisions today.#EducationalLeadership #EdTech #InnovativePedagogy #SchoolLeadership #FutureReadySchools #CDWEducation #ClassroomModernization #AIinEducation #CybersecurityEducation #SustainableSchools #SmartSpending #EducationPodcast
In this episode, we sit down with Becky Keene, author of AI Optimism: A Guide to Redefining Artificial Intelligence in Education. Becky shares how AI can transform learning, address equity and access, and prepare students for success in an unknown future. From overcoming misconceptions to taking practical first steps, we explore how optimism, rather than fear, can shape AI’s role in our classrooms.To learn more or to get your own copy of her book, AI Optimism: A Guide to Redefining Artificial Intelligence in Education, visit beckykeene.com.
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