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Hosted by Renee Houser · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Read. Write. Think. with Renee is a podcast for teachers, because we're all teachers. We believe every child deserves a team of support. If you have a child in your life - this podcast is for you! Classroom teachers, parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, neighbors - we'll discuss tips for raising up readers, writers, and thinkers so that every child has the chance to be the best version of themselves!
Renee Houser hosts Read Write Think (and Listen) with Renee Podcast, a education show with 23 episodes published.
"I stuck to it until I got it done." That's my dad, sharing a few of his stories of being in the United States Navy in the 1960s. Growing up I experienced first hand his determination, his grit, and most certainly his pr
I'm joined by my colleague Allison Herrick. We invite you to a discussion we've been having for several months - a hot button topic in the world of education - The Science of Reading VS The Science of Reading Movement. O
Join Reilly and Renee on the eve of her first day of first grade! Reilly shares ideas for teachers, students, and caregivers for how to handle big emotions that are normal, (and expected), when you start a new school yea
Join Reilly (and Renee) as they look back at her 6th year around the sun and look forward to her 7th year ahead! Reilly shares a few of her proud moments, new activiteis she tried as a 6 year old, a bit of her current re
Meet Reilly Kate. She's 6. She's a reader. She's a writer. She's a thinker. In this episode, Reilly selects a few pages from Hey Ant! to discuss the importance of understanding characters in the books we read. She looks
Ready to get ahead of the curve? Ready to disrupt antiquated systems? In this episode I'm joined by Meg Seitz, founder and CEO of Toth Shop, a communications agency that centers your voice and your story for entrepreneur
There's a space between better and best...and that's where growth happens. Are you willing to hold space for the tension that inevitably accompanies growth? Change? Are you willing to muddy your clarity in the name of gr
Brooke Geller and Renee Houser discuss their "Systems Thinking" approach to supporting school communities and leadership. Together they discuss finding your professional learning network, wise resistance, saying yes & fi
I'm joined by Rachel Hatteberg Walt, the founder of Craftingood. Together, we discuss in this episode the importance of supporting the children in our lives to cultivate the spirit of gratitude which in return inspires a
Whether you're a caregiver supporting at home learning, a teacher thinking through remote, hybrid, or brick & mortar teaching scenarios, Chase, Sophie and their pack of puppets have something to offer all of us! I'm join
"How do you spell…" ever hear that question? Spelling is an interesting piece of the word study puzzle, and I'm grateful for educators like Pam who joins us on this episode! Pam Koutrakos is an educator, parent, consulta
I'm joined by Bethanie Colwell who shares her story from teacher, to coach to edupreneur. Bethanie experienced a wake up call when a student she worked with took her life. This jolted Bethanie to ask us all, "What are we
In this episode, my daughter, Reilly Kate joins me as my special guest. Reilly is a reader, writer, and thinker. In this episode she brings a stack of latest favorite books to read. We begin the episode (after a micropho
Meghan Ryan shares with us her personal journey of dealing with her soul gunk. We've all got soul gunk! Soul gunk prevents us from seeing our privilege, our bias, our whiteness, our blind-spots, our racism. When we deal
We are known by the stories we tell, so...are we telling them? How are we telling them? Why are we telling them? In this episode, we're joined by special guest Antonio Sacre. Antonio is a performing artist, author, and c
How do we shift our teaching from a basal to a balanced literacy approach? When I moved to Los Angeles, CA in 2010 it was a big question I had. As the second largest school district in the United States, most of the teac
How do we plan for instruction at home and in school that leads to great happiness for all kids? In this episode, my friend and colleague Katie Cunningham inspires us to consider the intersection of happiness and learnin
It's not actually a graduation requirement to accumulate massive post college debt! In this episode, Brook Wolcott, college admissions counselor, decodes a bit of the college admissions process puzzle in ways that remind
In this episode I'm joined by parent, family, and teacher coach extraordinaire, Joshua Castillo (AKA Ask the Child Whisperer). Joshua supports us to see opportunities everyday to learn from the children in our lives. She
You've heard it before - kids are like sponges, soaking up what's all around them. If that's the case - you're teaching constantly. Are we being mindful, and intentional about what we are teaching? In this podcast Brook
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Read Write Think (and Listen) with Renee Podcast is hosted by Renee Houser. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 23 episodes.
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