This is a student group sample of podcasting in the classroom. 

Well, do you eat the school lunch or not?

In this gem-filled episode, I interviewed my principal at Commodore Sloat Elementary School, Greg John.  Greg started as an English teacher, then eventually made his way to being a principal after being involved in various educational reform movements.  Listen to the passion in his voice and gain an insight into what a principal's job is all about!  He reads one of the stories from his book, Notes From the Playground, called "Matches" and he reflects on the importance of empathy when he found out one of his students tried to burn a bungalow down.  Listen to how he built a bridge with the child's family and how these stories are not only a reflection on his leadership style but his inner spirituality as well.  Find out WHY one should lead with their best self!

This is a very interesting question that I found online, where former Washington, D.C. Chancellor Michelle Rhee shared her story when she asked Billionaire Warren Buffet on how to solve the problems of Public Education.

Join in as we discuss this very interesting question and we try to wrap our heads around this.  

What's your favorite teacher movie?  Which one inspired you and why?  Today, we go over the ones we love and how they helped up in our own teaching careers

Well, should you?  Why would you even consider giving up your teacher desk?  We talk about the pros and cons of a traditional desk and the new in thing happening. What do you think?