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Third Eye Education explores Innovation, Inspiration, and Influence in the world of education.
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Tan Huynh--author, podcast host, and website curator--is a passionate educator of Multilingual Learners and the teachers who serve them. In conversation with Huynh, and local Minnesota expert Katie Miller (Rochester Public Schools’ Spanish Immersion Instructional Coach), we talk strategies and ideas for best supporting our multilingual learners, which in turn supports all our learners!
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Related read: The Power of the Words We Choose by Katie Miller
1Myron Dueck and Third Eye discuss how to help students navigate beyond the silos, in which we educators and our students frequently dwell.
Read Myron's associated article here: https://www.thirdeyeed.com/read/time-to-emerge-from-the-silo
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Sebastian Witherspoon, the head of Equity Alliance MN, has dedicated more than 20 years to creating educational access for marginalized populations.
Anna Tavis, creator of New York Universities Human Capital Analytics & Technology program, as well as previously Chief Learning Officer with United Technologies Corp, joins us to talk about team based, project based, and date based education.
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Joy Scott Ressler joins the Third Eye team to discuss how her work in educational publishing has thrived due to connections with her audience.
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Terry O'Reilly shares how to engage and influence in the world of education with clear and actionable tips for classroom teachers.
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Kraig Kemp joins the Third Eye Team to discuss education technology and all that it can do for teachers.
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Daughter & Father, Gauri & Amit Sood (international expert on mental health) speak to the team about collaboration with your audience as well as great mental health tools for our teachers and our students.
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Myron Dueck triumphantly returns to Third Eye to discuss his new book and giving students voice.
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Arij Mikati is an absolute joy to speak and learn with, and her discussion of anti-bias anti-racism training is a vital conversation to be having together.
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In Third Eye's experimental episode of three short interviews, Jim Thompson, Cris Saldaña, and Tyler Aug discuss the many pieces of inviting and developing voice.
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Lazerbeak & Ilan discuss how to help students and educators create communities, as well as how to stay at the best versions of ourselves.
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Kim Marshall continues his conversation with the team, now focusing on observations and professional growth.
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Kim Marshall discusses the influence and evolution of the Marshall Memo with the Third Eye Team.
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Sarah Zerwin and Phil Olson discuss moving any classroom to a feedback and growth oriented environment by removing points from assignments.
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Scott Goodson discusses how to create movements with purpose inside the realm of education and beyond.
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Thank you to Anne Halliwell for editing this episode.
Ian Levy discusses authentic empowerment of students through hip hop - a truly fantastic conversation.
Read the associated article here: https://www.thirdeyeed.com/read/creating-space-for-student-empowerment
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Poets & educators Taylor Mali & Jean Prokott discuss how embracing discomfort can help with academic growth.
This is a two part series. To listen to part two please click here. Keep in mind that content in the second part will likely cause discomfort for some (then again, that's the point...).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mHoAca0zGF7aWJY-a1ULrhreeZ4cGMLP/view?usp=sharing
You can also read the associated article, and many other articles, here:
https://www.thirdeyeed.com/
We have the pleasure of speaking with Shannon Helgeson, Suzette Rowen, Tami Rhea, & Natalia Alvarez Benjamin - Minnesota Teacher of the Year Nominees.
Read the associated article here: www.thirdeyeed.com/read/conversation-inspiration
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Internationally known early reading expert Wiley Blevins discusses all things reading with the Third Eye podcast team.
Consult some of Blevin's resources: https://www.thirdeyeed.com/read/mirrors-windows-and-sliding-doors
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