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This podcast is geared towards students in an educator preparation program working towards certification in a secondary content area. Topics will include relevant information for obtaining secondary teacher certification in Texas and tips for the first few years in the classroom.
aggieTEACH-Arts and Sciences hosts aggieTEACH Momentum, a education show with 28 episodes published.
In this episode, we feature a conversation with Dr. Justin Randolph, Assistant Professor of History at Texas A&M, and Adam Cook, Laboratory Manager and Senior Forensic Engineer, regarding the implementation of strategies
In this episode, we talk with a guest from the TAMU LIVE lab about Game Based Learning and using Gamification in the classroom. We also include a conversation about how Virtual Reality (VR) may be helpful for student lea
To round out the series on inquiry in the classroom, host Kenric Davies reflects on the universal themes found across the science, social studies, mathematics, and English episodes. In this bonus episode, Kenric shares h
In the final part of our series on inquiry in the classroom, guest Dr. Sarah DiCaglio, Assistant Professor and Writing Program Administrator at Texas A&M University, describes her experiences implementing inquiry-based l
In part 3 of our 4 part series on inquiry in the classroom, guest Dr. Jennifer Austin, Professor of Instruction at the University of Texas at Austin, describes her experiences implementing Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) in
In part 2 of our 4 part series looking at Inquiry Based Learning (IBL) in the classroom, guest Dr. Sarah Wiseman, veteran social studies teacher in Frisco ISD, describes her experiences using IBL with social studies clas
In part 1 of our 4 part series looking at Inquiry Based Learning (IBL) in the classroom, guest Dr. Dawson Nodurft, Instructional Associate Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Texas A&M University, des
In this episode, we feature a conversation with veteran AP Physics teacher Christine Rittenhouse regarding the implementation of student-centered grading practices in the secondary classroom. Christine shares her focus o
In this episode, we take a deep-dive conversation with teacher candidates Alysa, Julianna, Parker, and Abigail regarding the rigorous process of preparing for Texas secondary teacher certification exams. While the studen
In this episode, guest host Dr. Jennifer Whitfield interviews aggieTEACH-Arts & Sciences Program Manager Kenric Davies about why he decided to become a high school educator. Kenric also shares why he eventually got out o
In this episode, a deputy for a local sheriff's department joins in a discussion about school safety and what a teacher should do in difficult situations. Mentioned Resources: Texas School Safety Center Stop The Bleed Tr
In this episode, former teachers in science and social studies discuss tips to help a classroom run smoothly. We cover topics from room layout, classroom procedures, group work and projects, and content spiraling as all
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Matthew Neighbors '96 about the role of the superintendent of a school district and how they can support classroom teachers.Music Included:Song: Jam Time (Instrumental)Artist: NAMLicen
In this episode, we discuss how technology can be integrated into a classroom to emphasis learning. Our guest speaker (Miguel Guhlin from TCEA) gives advice to new teachers about how to avoid the traps of introducing tec
In this episode, we talk with a teacher turned assistant principal about the current teacher appraisal system in Texas. Our conversation covers the individual parts of the process as well as how new teachers can use this
In this episode, I dive into the various people that are part of the day-to-day work that a teacher does. Having a good relationship with these groups or individuals will greatly enhance the job satisfaction and effectiv
In this episode we discuss the expectations a general education teacher has when working with students in special education or Section 504. Many new teachers have little experience in this area and our guest (Catherine D
Teachers have the opportunity to bring their passion for content and teaching to their students in a variety of ways. In this episode, leaders from local education foundations discuss how writing classroom grants can hel
Teacher burnout is real and new teachers need to go into the field with tools and knowledge to help weather through the difficult times. In this episode, we talk with representatives of the Charles Butt Foundation, Kurt
In this episode, recent aggieTEACH alumni discuss their experiences in the first year of teaching. The invited guests share success and areas of growth and how the aggieTEACH program helped them have a great first year.
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