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Hosted by Meghan Wells · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 73 episodes
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A podcast exploring practical strategies, leadership, technology integration, and real-world insights for educators.
Meghan Wells hosts No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast, a education show with 73 episodes published.
232 — Making Education Special for All with Dr. Amy Perez What if making education “special” didn't mean doing more? In Episode 232 of the No Name Paper Podcast, Meghan talks with Dr. Amy Perez, a recently retired educat
Episode 231: Connecting Special Education: People Before Paperwork Special education depends on collaboration, but for families and educators, the system can still feel deeply fragmented. In this episode, Meghan talks wi
We spend a lot of time in education talking about professional development. But most of the time… it doesn’t actually change what happens in classrooms. In this episode, Meghan sits down with veteran educator and instruc
Episode How can teachers create more engaging classrooms without chasing every new tool or burning themselves out? In this episode of No Name Paper , Meghan Wells talks with educator, author, and Educational Duct Tape cr
Episode 227: From Innovation to 5th Grade: What Actually Translates We talk a lot about innovation in education. We talk about best practices. We talk about professional development, systems, and big ideas. But what happ
Episode 226 (Replay): Teacher PD That Actually Sticks with Andrea Bitner 📅 Originally recorded April 2025 Let’s be honest—most professional development doesn’t stick. In this replay episode, Meghan sits down with Andrea
Episode 225: Learning, Imagination, and the Limits of “Innovation” with Jon Madian What if the problem in education isn’t a lack of innovation—but a misunderstanding of learning itself? In this episode, Meghan sits down
In this replay of December 13,2025, we sit down with George Couros — speaker, consultant, former principal, and author of The Innovator’s Mindset, Innovate Inside the Box, and his upcoming book Forward Together. George i
🎧 Episode 221: Breaking Cycles (For Students—and Ourselves) with Justin Pickens What does it actually mean to break cycles in education? In this episode, Meghan sits down with Justin Pickens—educator, coach, and motivat
Episode 220: PLCs That Actually Work with Kurtis Hewson So you may know what a PLC is—or at least think you know what a PLC is. In this episode, Meghan sits down with Kurtis Hewson, co-founder of Jigsaw Learning and co-a
🎧 Episode ___: Connection Before Content with Josh Tovar What happens when schools stop focusing on systems—and start focusing on people? In this episode, Meghan sits down with Josh Tovar, principal of Memorial Pathway
What if the most important thing happening in your classroom… isn’t measurable? In this episode, Meghan sits down with Manny Curiel, a former classroom teacher and instructional coach who now works with educators around
Teacher Burnout, Resilience, and Sustainable Impact with Julie Schmidt Hasson What does it really take to make an impact as a teacher—and keep going long enough for it to matter? In this episode, Meghan sits down with Dr
What if behavior isn’t something to manage—but something to understand? In this episode, Meghan sits down with Debbie Leonard and Marcey Aronson, two educators who have spent their careers in the classrooms most people t
Episode 215: Clarity, Leadership, and Building Aligned Teams with Casey Watts What if the problem isn’t your team… but the clarity they’re working with? In this episode, Meghan sits down with Casey Watts, speaker, author
Episode 214: AI, Balance, and Rethinking Tech in the Classroom with Kasey Bell What happens when one of the biggest voices in edtech starts asking harder questions about… edtech? In this episode, Meghan sits down with Ka
Episode 213: Encouragement, Self-Regulation, and Community Care with Brad Hughes What if the role of a school leader wasn’t just to manage—but to encourage, connect, and uplift? In this episode, Meghan sits down with vet
What does it really mean for every student to feel like they belong? In this episode, Meghan sits down with educator, author, and advocate Melisa Hayes to talk about building inclusive classrooms that go far beyond surfa
What if education didn’t have to feel so heavy all the time? In this episode, Meghan sits down with David Metler, founder of the Swing Set Institute, to explore what happens when we bring whimsy back into a system that o
TLDR: Open Educational Resources OER Teacher resources Curriculum Higher education / K-12 This week on The No Name Paper, Meghan sits down with Meghan Zara, an OER librarian at the University of Texas at Arlington whose
George Couros
speaker, consultant, former principal, author
1 appearance on this show
Josh Tovar
principal of Memorial Pathway Academy · Memorial Pathway Academy
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Julie Schmidt Hasson
professor, former teacher and principal
1 appearance on this show
Casey Watts
educator, leadership coach, speaker, author, creator of the Clarity Cycle Framework · Casey Watts Coaching & Consulting, LLC
1 appearance on this show
Brad Hughes
third-generation dentist, entrepreneur, and mentor · Vision Dental Partners
1 appearance on this show
Jon Corippo
EduProtocols
1 appearance on this show
Dave Burgess
educator, author, and publisher · Dave Burgess Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Jay Jackson
Air Force veteran, entrepreneur, and systems strategist · Fremont Unified School District
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Phillips
SpecialEd Connect
1 appearance on this show
Kurtis Hewson
Jigsaw Learning
1 appearance on this show
Kasey Bell
Shake Up Learning
1 appearance on this show
David Metler
Swing Set Institute
1 appearance on this show
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