K-12
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Why Merit-Based Pay for Teachers Would Be a Fail for Student Growth
It sounds like a reasonable idea, but a closer look shows some impossible flaws. A former student reached out on X last week with a link to this clip and a question: What do I think of merit-based pay for teachers? Well hello, Sean and Vivek. Vivek Ramaswamy has provided a lot of good conversation Continue reading
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Episode 57 – Ari Flewelling
ARI FLEWELLING is a staff development specialist at Riverside Unified School District in Riverside, California. A former high school English teacher, Ari holds a Master’s degree in Education Technology and is a Google Certified Trainer and Innovator. Continue reading
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Episode 23: Danielle Peters
LISTEN to this episode on iTunes and SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! Danielle Peters is an elementary teacher at Westerman Elementary School in Surrey, BC, Canada. Recently completing her Master’s in Ed. Tech., Danielle is passionate about helping kids learn, create, and innovate using technology. In our conversation, Danielle talks about how team teaching allows her Continue reading
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Episode 23 – Danielle Peters
DANIELLE PETERS is an elementary teacher at Westerman Elementary School in Surrey, BC, Canada. Recently completing her Master’s in Ed. Tech., Danielle is passionate about helping kids learn, create, and innovate using technology. In our conversation, Danielle talks about how team teaching allows her to better meet the social-emotional needs of her learners and grow Continue reading
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Episode 22: Diana Williams
LISTEN to this episode on iTunes and SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! Diana Williams is an elementary teacher at Bayridge Elementary School in Surrey, BC, Canada. She is also a speaker, a consultant for her school district, a student of PBL, award winner, and constant innovator. In our conversation, Diana speaks candidly about the challenges teachers Continue reading
Teachers on Fire 