Best David Keeler Podcasts (2024)

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Empowering Student Success with Technology: Insights from Alice Keeler 41:24

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Pedagogy before technology: it's not about the medium, but how you support your students. Alice Keeler, a teacher and mother of five, shares insights from her six books on creating engagement and fostering student interest. She discusses the role of technology in education, highlighting its potential to support teachers but also emphasizing its lim…

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Wednesday Talk Radio on 05/15/24

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By KBOO Community Radio

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Creating meaningful learning experiences with Misty Paterson and the Pop Up Studio approach 39:46

2M ago39:46

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The intersection of arts, technology, inquiry in education: how to create meaningful learning experiencesBy Blue Netherclift, David Russell Loewen

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Earth's Greatest Enemy, with Abby Martin

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Independent journalist and documentarian Abby Martin discusses Earth's Greatest Enemy, an upcoming feature length documentary that examines one of the largest polluters and contributors to global climate change in the world: the United States military,l and why the milit...By KBOO Community Radio

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The Great Unraveling, or the Polycrisis of Environmental and Social Breakdown, with Richard Heinberg

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Today's guest, Richard Heinberg, is senior fellow at the Post Carbon Institute, a think tank based in Corvallis, Oregon, which provides information and analysis on climate change, energy scarcity, and other issues related to sustainability and long term community resilie...By KBOO Community Radio

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System collapse, with radical Black engineer Forrest Palmer

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Today's guest, Forrest Palmer, is, in his own words, "an electrical engineer currently practicing in Houston, TX. Due to the fact Houston is ground zero in the continental United States for environmental collapse, he is currently looking to move to the South East reg...By KBOO Community Radio

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Advancing Education: Insights from Superintendent and Education Innovator Kevin Kaardal 51:26

5M ago51:26

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Join us in this episode as we chat with Kevin Kaardal, an award-winning educator and Superintendent of SD23, who shares his perspectives on various educational topics. From discussing the impact of the Canadian Association of Schools Systems Administrators on provincial education to bridging the gap between traditional systems and the needs of 21st…

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Is it time to "Step aside, Joe"? with Norman Solomon

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We welcome back Norman Solomon to KBOO and Wednesday Talk Radio, to talk about two crucial topics: first, whether or not Joe Biden should run again for President, or, as Solomon suggests, "step aside" in favor of a younger, more progressive candidate; and second, the sub...By KBOO Community Radio

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Promoting Equity and Inclusivity in Education with Claire Guy 48:53

6M ago48:53

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In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Claire Guy, an educational consultant and advocate for equity and inclusivity in schools. Claire's dedication to creating an environment where every student can thrive regardless of their background or identity is truly inspiring. We explore the crucial topic of SOGI (Sexual Orientation and Gen…

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The power of singing together, with guest Annie Levin of the NYC "Sing in Solidarity Choir"

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Today's guest, Annie Levin, co-founded the "Sing in Solidarity" radical choir in New York City as a way to demonstrate unity and convey a message, emotionally sustain the singers and strengthen rallies, actions and movements. From her article, Radicals Go Caroling: The...By KBOO Community Radio

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Free speech, deplatforming and the movement to end the war against Gaza and the Palestinian people, with guest David Rovics

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Go here for songs and articles by David Rovics on the Palestine issue.For a look at Rovics' views on deplatforming, see:Winning Arguments in the Matrix. Or Extracting Ourselves from it.By KBOO Community Radio

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Landback, with guest host Jacqueline Keeler

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Host Paul Roland is back after a few weeks off due to personal issues. He welcomes once again his second Wednesday guest host Jacqueline Keeler to talk about recent "landback" cases, including a recent announcement by Interior Secretary Deb Haaland on the Landback acc...By KBOO Community Radio

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Innovation and Creativity in Education: Insights with Jen Giffen 44:09

7M ago44:09

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In this podcast episode, we dive into the world of education technology and innovation with special guest Jen Giffen. Known for her expertise in this field, Jen shares her extensive experience and discusses the profound impact of technology on education. Jen, a dynamic and passionate educator, has dedicated her career to transforming education thro…

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The Pacific Coast Temperate Rainforest and the Climate, with Paul Koberstein

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Today's guest, Paul Koberstein, co-founded Cascadia Times in 1995 and has been editor since its inception. A journalist for 40 years, Koberstein was a staff writer for The Oregonian and Willamette Week. He and Kathy Durbin were two of the first mainstream journalists to ...By KBOO Community Radio

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Wednesday Talk Radio on 11/01/23

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The Future of Education with Dr. Alec Couros: Navigating AI, Ethics, and Innovation 52:25

8M ago52:25

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In this episode we delve into the exciting world of educational technology and artificial intelligence with a leading expert, Dr. Alec Couros. He is a prominent figure in the field of open education and digital citizenship, shares his insights and experiences from his remarkable 30-year career in education. Our guest, Dr. Alec Couros, holds a diver…

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Neighborhood Bully--a discussion on Israel and Palestine with Jewish Palestine solidarity activist David Rovics

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The neighborhood bully been driven out of every landHe's wandered the earth an exiled manSeen his family scattered, his people hounded and tornHe's always on trial for just being bornHe's the neighborhood bullyThis is one of the many verses in Bob Dylan's explicitly...By KBOO Community Radio

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Wednesday Talk Radio on 10/04/23

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By KBOO Community Radio

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Insights on Climate Change Education with Dr. Ellen Field 46:00

9M ago46:00

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🌍 Dive into the world of climate education and youth empowerment on today's podcast episode! Join us as we chat with Ellen, an Assistant Professor at Lakehead University - Orillia, specializing in Climate Change Education and Environmental Education. 📚 Ellen's research delves deep into the policy and practice of climate change education, offering v…

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Mobilization against APEC: looking back and moving forward

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Host Paul Roland welcomes three guests to look back at the mobilization against the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit held in Seattle in August:Katie Comfort, US Coordinator of the International Women's Alliance;Johnny Olson member of Migrante Portland and re...By KBOO Community Radio

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Guest host Jacqueline Keeler interviews host Paul Roland on his birthday!

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Episode 35 - Mary Jane Nealon And Sandra Alcosser 58:50

10M ago58:50

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For the final episode of Breakfast in Montana, Russell Rowland and Charles Finn talk to poet Mary Jane Nealon about her remarkable memoir, Beautiful Unbroken, which was the recipient of the Bakeless Prize for Non-fiction, which is awarded by the Breadloaf Foundation. Nealon's account of working with AIDS patients in New York City just after the epi…

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Stop Calling It “Climate Anxiety.” It’s Climate Dread. With writer Hannah Seo

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When burdened by the tangible angst and unease around the future of our planet, a term like “climate anxiety” can seem insufficient. It can feel paltry and shallow, implying we are fretting or fussing over an imagined future. In reality, seeing the mounting global disast...By KBOO Community Radio

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The Power of Live It Earth with Angela Stott, District Principal of Pedagogy 30:15

10M ago30:15

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This is a great episode for any teachers curious about how to integrate Live It Earth into the classroom. Blue highlights Live It Earth's dedication to providing valuable resources for teachers. The episode features Angela Stott, the district principal of pedagogy in Gold Trail School District 74, British Columbia. Angela discusses her extensive ex…

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Confronting divisions on the Left, with David Rovics

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Host Paul Roland returns after a three-week hiatus. Today he welcomes as guest David Rovics, who has been writing and performing politically charged music for decades, and has increasingly turned to writing about critical social and political issues, including those prev...By KBOO Community Radio

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Medea Benjamin on the Ukraine war, U.S. politics and how to build a more effective peace movement

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Paul welcomes Code Pink co-founder and peace activist Medea Benjamin to his show seven months after her appearance last December. She'll bring us her perspective on where the Ukraine conflict stands, and then discuss the politics in the White House and Congress, the p...By KBOO Community Radio

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Episode Thirty-Four - James Lee Burke and A.B. Guthrie 49:45

12M ago49:45

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Russell Rowland had the opportunity to do an interview with James Lee Burke for Distinctly Montana Magazine about the work of A.B. Guthrie. Both Russell and James are huge Guthrie fans, and Burke got to know him after he moved to Missoula in the '60s. So Burke has some wonderful stories about Guthrie, but also some terrific insights into the import…

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Resistance to APEC Ministerial Meeting in Seattle, July 29 to August 21

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The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation, a regional economic forum established in 1989, with 21 member "economies," including the US, Japan, China, Australia, Indonesia, and Thailand, will be holding their third Senior Officials' Meeting in Seattle from late July through m...By KBOO Community Radio

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Wednesday Talk Radio on 07/12/23

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SCOTUS and Indian Country

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Portland-based Navajo/Dakota writer and activist Jacqueline Keeler joins host Paul Roland for the first Wednesday instead of the second this month. https://atmos.earth/colorado-river-navajo-supreme-court/?fbclid=IwAR0tHs44gx3E0BGeQL6oMkp9p4_pZ1zFwwwm5Sdm5MFnawrxgHcy...By KBOO Community Radio

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Episode Thirty-Three - Shann Ray and John Stands In Timber 51:38

1y ago51:38

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We're happy to introduce a new co-host in this episode, as Montana Book Award winner Charles Finn (On a Benediction of Wind) joins Russell Rowland in a conversation with their old friend Shann Ray. Shann has published several books in a wide variety of genres, including American Copper and his excellent short story debut, American Masculine. As you…

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Kaleidoscope of Inquiry Reflections with David Russell-Loewen, Director of Education 32:14

1y ago32:14

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David Russell-Loewen, the Director of Education at Live It Earth shares his reflections from the Kaleidoscope of Inquiry Conference in Vancouver. David reflects on the conference and share some insights, while also reflecting on this season’s podcast. Dave is a certified teacher, curriculum designer and learning technology expert. With over a decad…

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Universal Design for Learning with Katie Novak 50:22

1+ y ago50:22

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In this episode we are excited to have Katie Novak join the show. Katie Novak, EdD, is an internationally renowned education consultant, author, graduate instructor at the University of Pennsylvania, and a former assistant superintendent of schools in Massachusetts. In this episode we talk about UDL - that is Universal Design for Learning. How can …

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Episode Thirty-Two - Charles Finn, Barbara Michelman, Donna Lucey and Evelyn Cameron 51:01

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On a Benediction of Wind was just named the winner of the Montana Book Award days before we recorded this episode, so we're thrilled to feature the beautiful poetry of Charles Finn, and talk to him and Barbara Michelman about how they came to create this fabulous collaboration of poetry and black and white photography. Barbara suggested the second …

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Decolonising and Indigenising Teaching Resources with Leona Prince 30:08

1+ y ago30:08

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Today I am talking with Leona Prince, an award winning teacher, who has recently been appointed to Director of Instruction-Indigenous Education in SD91 - Nechako Lakes. Leona Prince is a Dakelh woman from the Lake Babine Nation and Nak'azdli and belongs to the Likh Tsa Mis Yu Clan. She is a descendant of Stiche and Chief Kwah. She is the mother of …

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Inquiry Learning with Teacher Librarian Andrea LaPointe 27:49

1+ y ago27:49

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Andrea has a Masters in Teacher Librarianship from the University of Alberta and has been working as a teacher librarian at the Surrey District for over 17 years. Currently she is the Teacher Librarian Helping Teacher role bringing leadership and support to the 140 Teacher Librarians in the Surrey School District. She is experienced with working to…

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School Gardens and Outdoor Teaching with Megan Zeni 31:22

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Megan has over 25 years of professional experience teaching in urban public elementary schools and teaches K-7 outdoors in the Richmond School District (BC) and advocates for unstructured nature play in schools. She is a qualified master gardener with hundreds of stories to share to highlight that elementary curricular content that can be taught in…

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Bringing Joy into the Classroom with Dean Shareski 27:27

1+ y ago27:27

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In this episode Dean Shareski is invited to discuss aspects of his book “Embracing a Culture of Joy: How Educators Can Bring Joy to Their Classrooms Each Day.” He has worked as a K-8 classroom teacher for 14 years and as a district leader for 9. He has been an educational consultant for Advanced Learning Partnerships and was the Community Manager f…

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Episode Thirty-One: Elise Atchison And Tom McGuane 43:37

1+ y ago43:37

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Elise Atchison's debut novel, Crazy Mountain, was the recipient of the Eludia Award, an award given to first-time women novelists over forty. She worked for over ten years on this book, which features a completely different point of view for each chapter. The novel takes place in a fictional region where the typical struggle is playing out between …

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Avoiding Burnout as a Teacher with author Morgane Michael 26:21

2y ago26:21

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Morgane is a primary educator, an author, a speaker, a mother of two young children and the creator of the small act big impact 21 day challenge, and in her free time enjoys making big impact through small daily acts. Morgane believes that we are all responsible for the cultures in which we learn, work, and live. She is the author of From Burnt Out…

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Inquiry Based Learning with Trevor MacKenzie 32:03

2y ago32:03

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Trevor MacKenzie is an experienced teacher, author, keynote speaker and inquiry consultant who has worked in schools throughout Australia, Asia, North America, South Africa and Europe. Trevor’s passion is supporting schools in implementing inquiry-based learning practices. Trevor’s graduate research focused on identifying and removing the barriers …

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Episode Thirty - Debra Magpie Earling and James Welch 1:06:28

2y ago1:06:28

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This episode pairs one of the most esteemed Native American authors of our time with a writer who started writing because of his influence and guidance. Debra Magpie Earling took her very first writing class from James Welch at the University of Washington, and would later study with him again at Cornell. Earling's debut novel Perma Red made a huge…

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Episode Twenty-Nine - Mark Gibbons and David Dale 59:50

2y ago59:50

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For this episode, we interview the current poet laureate of Montana, Missoula poet Mark Gibbons. And Mark asked us to talk about an old friend of his, David Dale, who published three collections during his lifetime but never got much recognition.By Russell Rowland & Aaron Parrett

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Technology & the Shifting Role of the Teacher with Chris Kennedy 23:39

2y ago23:39

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Chris Kennedy is the Superintendent of West Vancouver Schools and one of the most progressive voices in BC education. He was recently named as one of the Top 10 Canadian Newsmakers in Educational Technology and has been featured by Maclean’s Magazine as one of the “100 Young Canadians to Watch” and his work has been featured in various local and na…

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Episode Twenty-Eight Greg Keeler and Beatrice Murphy 48:34

2y ago48:34

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For this episode, we were so honored to have a chance to sit down with our old friend, poet Greg Keeler. Greg taught at Montana State University for forty years, and toward the end of his career, he started writing a sonnet every day. He continues this practice to this day, but in 2018, Elk River Books put out a beautiful collection of 180 of these…

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Navigating the Core Competencies of the New BC Curriculum 23:18

2y ago23:18

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Luke is on the SD22 Learning Directions Team as the Director of Instruction and well positioned to talk about core competencies within the BC curriculum. Luke is able to explain what they are, as well as how teachers, parents and students are engaging with this new approach to education within the framework of the BC curriculum.…

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Imaginative Ecological Education with Gillian Judson 26:43

2+ y ago26:43

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Dr. Gillian Judson is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University. She teaches in Educational Leadership and Curriculum and Instruction programs. Her scholarship looks at imagination’s role in leadership and learning (K-post-secondary). Gillian is an educator, writer, researcher, and parent. She is also the primary…

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Transformative Education with the Co Authors of The Spiral Playbook 32:31

2+ y ago32:31

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We are excited to have Dr. Judy Halbert and Dr. Linda Kaser, co-authors of The Spiral Playbook (2017), System Transformation for Equity and Quality (2016), Spirals of Inquiry (2013), Leadership Mindsets: Innovation and Learning in the Transformation of Schools (2009) and with Helen Timperley, A Framework for Transforming Learning in Schools: Innova…

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Episode Twenty-Seven - Tom Harpole and Andrew Garcia 55:00

2+ y ago55:00

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For this episode, we had the pleasure of talking with our good friend Tom Harpole about his collection, Regarding Willingness. Tom wrote for national magazines for decades, but this collection consists of personal essays that Tom wrote through the years about his adventures in various parts of the world, including skydiving in Russia, and going alo…

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Tech Overwhelmed to Tech Intentional with Consultant & Teacher Emily Cherkin 21:34

2+ y ago21:34

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Here are Emily's social media links: www.facebook.com/thescreentimeconsultant www.facebook.com/groups/techintentionalfamiliesunited www.instagram.com/thescreentimeconsultant www.linkedin.com/in/emily-cherkin YouTube Website is: www.thescreentimeconsultant.com I also mentioned my colleagues at EverySchool.org and their EdTech triangle as a great res…

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