I migliori Teaching Tips podcast (2025)

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28. What To Do Your First Week Back to School After Winter Break 13:20

8h ago13:20

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What To Do Your First Week Back to School After Winter Break In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares simple, realistic things every K–2 teacher should focus on during the first week back to school after winter break. Instead of jumping straight back into academics and feeling overwhelmed, yo…

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Episode 48: Bonus 4 The Fieldtrip Interviews With Cyndi Gerlach and Clint Johnston 1:34:04

2d ago1:34:04

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Roy and Martin wish you the best of the season with another Christmas bonus. These are part of the ongoing bonus series called The Fieldtrip Sessions. Each episode is called The Fieldtrip Interviews and is a remix of two previously released guest interviews. Today's Bonus Episode is a combination of two political guests Roy and Martin had on during…

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Intervention for Enhancing Advanced Physical Exam Skills in Graduate Education: The SMOR Toolkit 41:47

9d ago41:47

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Traditional methods used to teach health assessment skills and diagnostic reasoning in an advanced health assessment and differential diagnosis course limit skill acquisition and personalized feedback. Integrating small-group learning, online simulations, and reflective practice may improve competency outcomes. Drs. Rashmi P. Momin and Kala Christo…

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114. A Developmental Approach to Teaching Writing with Melissa from Teaching to Transform 37:23

14d ago37:23

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Let’s talk about the real kind of kindergarten writing, where every student is on their own unique journey. In this episode, I’m joined by literacy consultant and podcast host Melissa Morrison (of Getting Students to Write) to unpack what it looks like to teach writing in a developmentally appropriate way. We talk about why some students are still …

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Why I Almost Quit Teaching Music (But Didn’t) 15:35

23d ago15:35

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Ever wondered if teaching piano could truly be a creative career? In this episode, I share my story of nearly quitting teaching—why I thought it wasn’t creative enough, how a pivot in mindset and exposure to new teaching ideas changed everything, and why creativity is at the heart of great teaching. Whether you’ve considered leaving music teaching …

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27. Happy Holidays Message From Molly At Firstieland 2:26

4d ago2:26

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Happy Holidays Message From Molly At Firstieland In this short and heartfelt episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares a special holiday message for teachers everywhere. We want to thank you for tuning in and hope you take a well-deserved break, enjoy the holiday season, no matter what you celebrate, …

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Episode 47: Bonus 3 The Fieldtrip Interviews With Owen Howell and Steve Zlotnik 53:15

9d ago53:15

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In Season 2 Episode 17, The Stunt Brothers wish you the best of this holiday season. Roy and Martin hope you get a chance to have warm moments with family and friends and manage to get some much needed recovery from the exhaustion of the last few months in the classroom. The Stunt Brothers start the episode with excitement that many new guests are …

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Resilience Among Newly Graduated Nurses 18:57

9d ago18:57

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Resilience supports nursing students as they transition into professional practice, yet limited evidence describes how resilience evolves over time. Dr. Randall and colleagues explored facilitators and barriers to resilience in nursing students as they transition from school to clinical practice (described in their article). In this podcast, Dr. Ra…

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Emotional Intelligence: Impact of a Single Educational Intervention 16:21

9d ago16:21

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Dr. Tonya Anthony developed an intervention for beginning nursing students to develop their emotional intelligence (EI). She describes this intervention, which included a presentation by two experts in EI, role play, video clips, and other active learning strategies. Dr. Anthony explains how she integrated the intervention in the course and reviews…

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26. 11 Things Elementary Teachers Should Do Before Leaving For Winter Break 11:40

11d ago11:40

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11 Things Elementary Teachers Should Do Before Leaving For Winter Break In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares 11 simple and time saving things to do before leaving school for winter break. Instead of walking back into chaos and clutter in January, you’ll discover easy ways to set yourself …

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Episode 46: Stunt Brothers Can't Count! 27:27

16d ago27:27

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What starts as Episode 46 quickly turns into a milestone celebration when Martin and Roy realize they’ve actually hit Episode 50. This discovery sends them down an entertaining rabbit hole exploring all things fifty from fun facts to unexpected reflections. Along the way, they share thoughtful comments from listeners, look back on how the show has …

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113. Managing Math Expectations and Math Materials 14:21

21d ago14:21

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This week, I’m answering two real questions from teachers like you, all about math in kindergarten. If you've been wondering how to organize counting collections without drowning in buttons and cubes… or what students should realistically be able to count and write by December… you're in the right place. In this episode I share: How I organize and …

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Teaching Teams Reimagined for Competency-Based Education 27:26

21d ago27:26

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If you are looking for a new approach for team teaching, this podcast is for you! Often, teaching teams distribute the course content and then function independently to teach and grade their assigned content. Drs. Cori Heier and Kristin Ashley describe their new model for team teaching. Two faculty members are responsible for the lecture component …

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25. How To Survive (And Enjoy) December In Your Elementary Classroom 13:33

18d ago13:33

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How To Survive (And Enjoy) December In Your Elementary Classroom In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for elementary teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares practical and encouraging tips to help you survive (and even enjoy!) the busiest month of the school year. December can feel chaotic - with excited students, endless to-do lists, and clas…

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Predictive Validity of Preadmission Assessment on Early Nursing Academic Readiness 19:20

22d ago19:20

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Many nursing programs have high rates of students who fail or do not complete their program for other reasons. Retention is a problem when nurses are critically needed. This podcast with Drs. Hanwook Yoo, Xuechun Zhou, and Beth Phillips presents the results of a research study that showcases the importance of assessing academic readiness prior to a…

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Nursing the Innovator Within: Building Forward Thinking Nurses Now 28:33

22d ago28:33

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Nursing education focuses on the development and demonstration of clinical judgment, which includes creating plans of care that meet the needs of the intended patient, family, or population. Innovation is a logical next step in nursing practice, filling the gaps left by a lack of evidence or products. During a curricular redesign, a new required co…

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Episode 45. Field Trips: I Think I Have Everyone?! 54:00

23d ago54:00

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Martin and Roy kick things off with a glass of Martin’s home-brewed cider before diving into Martin’s most recent camping adventure complete with masked parmesan cheese thieves and novice campers in need of some help. Roy is asked to accompany an elementary school class to Science World. All this leads to a discussion about field trips in this very…

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112. A Kindergarten Social Studies Year-Long Plan 13:26

28d ago13:26

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What should kindergarten social studies actually look like across the school year? In this episode, I’m giving you a big-picture breakdown of how I teach social studies in kindergarten, how the family unit fits in, and how I structure my curriculum to help students explore their classroom, local, and global communities. If you’ve ever wondered how …

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24. 9 Fun Ideas For Your December Classroom Morning Meeting 8:37

25d ago8:37

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9 Fun Ideas For Your December Classroom Morning Meeting In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares nine festive and easy ideas to add some joy to your classroom morning meetings in December. Instead of feeling overwhelmed by holiday chaos, you’ll discover simple ways to bring cheer and connecti…

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Episode 44: Weapons of Mass Distraction 44:00

1M ago44:00

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In this episode, Martin kicks things off with an enthusiastic ramble about the collection of tapes, CDs, and VHS treasures that he’s been digitizing at the library. But as he drones on, Roy, bored out of his mind, starts absent-mindedly clicking a pen. The clicking sound derails Martin’s train of thought and launches our hosts into a lively convers…

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Piano Teachers! Here's Why You Feel Insecure Disillusioned and Crabby 14:54

1M ago14:54

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Feeling insecure, crabby, or a bit disillusioned with your piano teaching lately? You’re not alone. In this episode, we explore why these feelings show up, why common “fixes” like scrolling social media, watching YouTube, or even taking a break often don’t fully help, and what actually makes a difference: connecting with other teachers—especially i…

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A Trauma-Informed Approach in Nursing Education 14:21

1M ago14:21

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Dr. Lori McElroy begins this podcast by describing the effects of trauma on nursing students' academic progression and well being and explains why using a trauma-informed approach (TIA) in nursing education is important. Along with Dr. McElroy, Dr. Stacy King and Dr. Valerie Eschiti discuss some practical strategies faculty can use to create a trau…

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Implementation, Revision, and Evaluation of Holistic Admissions in a College of Nursing 15:18

1M ago15:18

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Holistic admissions in nursing education consider a range of criteria. In this podcast and article, Stephanie Wood and Andrea Smith discuss the implementation, evaluation, and revision of the holistic admissions process in their nursing program, which led to an increase in the number of underrepresented students admitted to the program.…

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Improving Doctoral Students' Writing: A Checklist for Quality Literature Reviews 16:01

1M ago16:01

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Doctoral students often face challenges when attempting to write a quality literature review. The process may feel overwhelming to students as they may struggle to organize and synthesize large amounts of literature. In this podcast and article, Dr. Kristy Chunta and Nicole Smith-Rencewicz discuss a checklist they developed to ensure that all secti…

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Impact of Augmented Reality on Observer Engagement and Simulation Effectiveness 19:47

1M ago19:47

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Augmented reality (AR) is an emerging interactive technology that can be employed in simulation to enhance student learning. Most of the studies on AR applications examine the participant role rather than the observer role. In this podcast and article, Chelsea Lebo and Ashley Stallworth describe the benefits of AR for observers during high-fidelity…

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23. Fun Holiday Activities In The First Grade Classroom 15:23

1M ago15:23

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Fun Holiday Activities In The First Grade Classroom In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares seven fun and easy classroom activities to help you stay calm, keep your students focused, and avoid December chaos. Instead of fighting the holiday excitement, you’ll learn how to embrace the season …

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Episode 43. Feel The Power: Find The Passion 53:53

1M ago53:53

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The 13th episode of Season 2 finds The Stunt Brothers chatting about what it means to find passion in this busy life. Finding one's passion, whether it be music, art, writing, gardening, or whatever, is a journey one should explore throughout life. Roy and Martin believe everyone has a creative genius within them. We all just need to find the time …

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Are potential piano parents getting flakier? 17:28

1M ago17:28

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🎹 “Are Parents Getting Flakier? Or Is It Everyone?” Have you noticed parents ghosting emails, skipping details, or backing out at the last minute? You’re not alone. In this honest conversation, we’ll unpack what’s really going on with parent communication, why it feels like flakiness is on the rise, and how we as teachers can adapt with more clarit…

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111. A Kindergarten Social Studies Unit: Families 13:16

1M ago13:16

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Teaching about families in kindergarten is about so much more than who lives at home. It’s an opportunity to build empathy, celebrate diversity, and create an inclusive classroom community. In this episode, I’m sharing how I approach a social studies unit on families with care, intention, and developmentally appropriate strategies that honor all ty…

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22. How To Build A Year Long Read Aloud Plan In First Grade 14:31

1M ago14:31

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How To Build A Year-Long Read Aloud Plan In First Grade In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares how to create a year long read-aloud plan that will save you time, reduce stress, and help you teach with more intention. You’ll discover how to choose books that align with your curriculum, suppo…

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Episode 42. Too Sick To Teach: The Hidden Challenges Of Taking A Day Off 37:37

1M ago37:37

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Plagued by technical difficulties, this episode almost doesn’t happen. Martin and Roy think they are going to have to cancel this episode until they receive a last minute IT rescue from Martin’s son. They do get rolling but Martin is feeling under the weather and thinks he may have to cancel their upcoming bike ride. Roy is having none of this, ask…

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The Truth About Having Two Piano Teachers 20:01

1M ago20:01

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🎹 “The Secret Second Teacher: Why Some Students Study with Two Instructors” Have you ever discovered that one of your students has another piano teacher? It sounds wild, but it happens more often than you’d think. In this episode, we explore why parents sometimes make this choice, what the pros and cons really are, and how teachers can handle the s…

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110. Honest Talk on Handling Teacher Burnout and Difficult Students 21:21

2M ago21:21

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Some years in the classroom just feel harder than others. This one’s for the teachers who’ve cried in the car, vented to their partner, or counted down the minutes until dismissal. You're not alone and there are ways to feel like yourself again. In this deeply personal episode, I’m answering a heartfelt question from a kindergarten teacher who aske…

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Enhancing Cultural Humility through AI-Generated Patient Education 13:03

2M ago13:03

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Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into nursing education presents both opportunities and challenges, particularly in fostering culturally competent care. The AI-Generated Patient Education for Diverse Populations assignment is designed for sophomore nursing students to be implemented with a human. In the podcast and article, Melanie Rodrigue…

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Competency Framework Development for Genomics Nurse Educators 4:00

2M ago4:00

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Many nurses lack confidence in applying genomics in practice, highlighting the need for improved genomics nursing education. The International Society for Nurses in Genetics convened a steering committee to develop a competency framework defining the role of Genomics Nurse Educators. This podcast with Dr. Deborah O. Himes presents strategies nurse …

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Moments That Shape Professional Identity in Prelicensure Nursing Students 18:17

2M ago18:17

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Fostering a strong professional identity (PI) during nursing education can help mitigate burnout and reduce turnover as nurses. In this podcast, Dr. Beth Ann White shares the outcomes of their study to describe the connections between students' educational experiences and their development of PI. Four main themes were pivotal in shaping students' P…

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21. Best Picture Books And Read Alouds For Teaching Gratitude 11:15

2M ago11:15

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Best Picture Books And Read Alouds For Teaching Gratitude In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares her favorite picture books and classroom activities for teaching kids about gratitude. With Thanksgiving right around the corner, it’s the perfect time to help students slow down, notice the goo…

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Episode 41. Duct Tape Education: The Myth That Teachers Should Fix Everything 44:00

2M ago44:00

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Martin and Roy find themselves discussing the ingenious and countless uses of duct tape as a quick fix to help extend the life of just about anything. Their conversation soon turns from the literal to the metaphorical, as they draw a parallel between duct tape repairs and the growing pressures placed on schools and teachers. Martin and Roy explore …

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Building a Successful Piano Teaching Studio Tips and Strategies 10:59

2M ago10:59

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Growing a thriving music teaching studio takes more than just being a great teacher. In this episode, I share seven essential steps to set your studio up for long-term success—from defining your unique identity, creating clear policies, and building smooth systems, to keeping parents engaged and going easy on yourself. Whether you’re starting fresh…

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109. Kindergarten Case Study: Supporting Students With Big Emotions 17:12

2M ago17:12

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If you’ve ever felt at a loss for how to support a student who cries over everything… or melts down in frustration when things don’t go their way… this episode is for you. In today’s episode, I’m sharing two real-life case studies of students with big emotions and big reactions and how I’ve supported them in the moment and over time using a combina…

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20. Creating Thanksgiving Magic With The Turkey Hands By Susan Fairchild 22:07

2M ago22:07

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Creating Thanksgiving Magic With The Turkey Hands By Susan Fairchild In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab sits down with author Susan Fairchild to chat about her playful and imaginative picture book The Turkey Hands. This fun Thanksgiving story takes a creative twist on a classic classroom activ…

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Episode 40: Size Matters! 41:00

2M ago41:00

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Martin and Roy are fired up about the World Series and discuss the little details that make baseball such a fascinating game. For Martin, the series is a nice distraction from thinking about how the Alberta government ordered teachers back to work using the Notwithstanding Clause. The guys can’t help but draw some parallels between baseball and cla…

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The #1 Mistake Music Teachers Make (And How I Fixed It) 12:53

2M ago12:53

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Are you telling instead of teaching? In this episode, I dive into the #1 mistake I see teachers making in their lessons — defaulting to telling students information instead of truly guiding their learning. I’ll share four practical strategies you can use right away to shift from telling to teaching, from asking curious questions to recording and re…

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108. How to Teach Emotional Intelligence in Kindergarten 11:26

2M ago11:26

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One of the most important things we can teach in kindergarten isn’t academic…it’s emotional. In this episode, I’m walking you through how to teach emotional intelligence to young learners so they can better understand, express, and regulate their feelings. In this episode I share: Why identifying emotions is a foundational step in social-emotional …

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Scaffolding Case Studies: Advancing Competency-Based Nurse Practitioner Education 19:48

2M ago19:48

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Scaffolding is the technique of providing support and gradually withdrawing support until an individual can perform a task independently. This approach is inspired by Vygotsky's theory of the Zone of Proximal Development. Dr. Ainslie, Dr. Hebert, and Dr. Luke discuss the use of the scaffolding model and how that method can be used for scaling compl…

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Learning Outcomes From Health Professions Students Who Generate Multiple-Choice Questions 21:11

2M ago21:11

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Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are the foundation for certification exams. MCQ writing by students is an evidence-based learning modality; however, studies on this strategy in graduate nursing programs are limited. In this podcast and article, Drs. Patti Griffith and Patricia Pawlow describe the outcomes of their scoping review on students writin…

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An Escape Game for Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Students: Is Time on Your Side? 26:12

2M ago26:12

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In an effort to engage Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) students and provide the students with an innovative method of learning difficult concepts, the authors (Dr. Colleen Moss, Dr. Helen Nation, and Mr. Eric Hall) created an escape game. NNP students solved clues to support diagnoses and treatments through analyzing, solving, and unlocking a ser…

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19. Thanksgiving Activities for Elementary Students Using Balloons Over Broadway 10:29

2M ago10:29

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Thanksgiving Activities for Elementary Students Using Balloons Over Broadway In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares how to bring the magic of Balloons Over Broadway into your classroom. This inspiring picture book tells the story of Tony Sarg, the inventive puppeteer who created the giant b…

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Episode 39: Stunt Brothers Live! Learning The Montessori Way 1:19:00

2M ago1:19:00

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The Stunt Brothers have taken their field trips to a whole new level in this episode. Roy and Martin are on location hosting the BC Montessori Teachers PSA event at Eagle Harbour Montessori in West Vancouver. Join them as they explore teaching insights and dive into the world of Montessori education with guest speakers and interviews from passionat…

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Your Child Doesn’t Have to Be “Musical” – Just This 10:11

2M ago10:11

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Is My Child "Musical Enough" for Piano Lessons? 🎹 Many parents wonder if their child is “talented” or “musical” before starting lessons—but that’s the wrong question. In this episode, I share why every child is musical, why calling students “talented” can be misleading, and how skill really comes from practice, nurture, and persistence. If you’ve e…

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