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Second Look Education is a practitioner-scholar podcast hosted by experienced educators. Each episode begins with real moments from classrooms, teacher preparation, policy, and professional life — the moments that make us pause and take a second look. From there, we engage in shared inquiry, examining development, relationships, professional judgment, and the systems shaping teaching and learning. Thoughtful, evidence-informed, and grounded in practice, this podcast resists oversimplification and centers the conditions that make good teaching possible.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSecond Look Education is a practitioner-scholar podcast hosted by experienced educators. Each episode begins with real moments from classrooms, teacher preparation, policy, and professional life, the moments that make us pause and take a second look. From there, we engage in shared inquiry, examining development, relationships, professional judgment, and the systems shaping teaching and learning.
Recent episodes include "When the Framework Becomes the Lens" (22 October 2026, 24 minutes), "When Behavior Charts Work, What Actually Changed?" (8 October 2026, 40 minutes), and "When Did We Decide We Were Too Old to Play?" (24 September 2026, 40 minutes).
Second Look Education publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Second Look Education is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Second Look Education requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Second Look Education's contact route on record: public web form.
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Second Look Education is an education podcast with 19 episodes published.
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Episode #19
Candace begins with a problem she has been running into in her own research: the pressure to turn complex ideas intoa framework that tells people what to do. Frameworks can be useful. They give educators language...
A child moves their clip down. The talking stops.So…did the behavior system work?In this episode of Second Look Education, Amy and Candace take a closer look at behavior charts and the larger systems schools use to...
Episode #17
Amy begins with a memory from her first years of teaching, when she wanted to join in during school assemblies but often held back. Candace connects that hesitation to her own experience of avoiding something after...
Episode #16
Candace begins with something she keeps hearing from preservice teachers: they know play matters, but once they enter classrooms, they struggle to find room for it. In this episode, we look at what children are actually...
Episode #15
It started with a familiar August scene: teachers returningto their classrooms before their contract days begin, getting rooms ready before students arrive. But the more we looked at that behavior, the less interested...
Have you ever been walking through Target, turned the corner, and suddenly felt like summer was over? For many educators, the back-to-school season doesn't begin with the first contract day. It begins with a feeling. A...
What happens when the very behaviors that earn us praise are also the ones quietly causing harm? In this episode, Amy and Candace sit down with Dr. Matthew Cooney to explore the connections between achievement...
Episode #12
After a serious illness forced Candace to slow down, she started asking a question many educators quietly carry: When did exhaustion become normal? In this episode, Candace and Amy explore why conversations about...
Episode #11
July arrived, and somehow it already felt like we were behind. Not because anything was wrong. The kids were reading, swimming, building forts, arguing with siblings, and finding ways to fill their days. But underneath...
Episode #10
The inspiration for this episode came from a conversation with a veteran teacher who left an evaluation meeting feeling defeated despite years of successful teaching and strong relationships with students. Her...
Episode #9
<p>In our previous episode, we explored why LAUSD’s decision to limit screen use on school-issued devices felt significant. In this episode, we step back to ask a different question: How did screens become the system in...
Episode #8
<p>Episode Summary</p><p>Los Angeles Unified School District recently passed aresolution to create limits on student screen time—but this isn’t just another conversation about phones. This decision focuses on the...
Episode #7
<p>Episode Summary</p><p>In this episode, we move from a single moment to a pattern that’s harder to ignore.</p><p>What began as a conversation about a child not liking school expands into a broader question about the...
Episode #6
<p>Episode Summary</p><p>Amy brings a real moment from home: her children come backfrom school excited about inclusion activities—adaptive sports, conversations about disability, and new perspectives. The experience is...
Episode #5
<p>Episode Summary<br />Candace shares a moment that stopped her in her tracks: her 7-year-old niece, in the middle of learning to read, said, “I don’t like school.” There was no frustration or struggle, just a quiet...
Second Look Education
<p>Episode Summary</p><p>In this episode, we start with a small moment — a child mentioning that they get to chew gum during the Illinois Assessment of Readiness — and follow it into a larger question:</p><p>How did...
<p>Episode Summary</p><p>In this episode, Candace begins with a personal moment: learning, years into her career as an educator, that many of the Dr. Seuss books she loved as a child contain racist imagery and...
Episode #2
<p>Episode Summary</p><p>In this episode, we start with a simple moment — a child bringing home a stack of completed workbook pages — and follow it into a larger question:</p><p>How did written work become the primary...
Episode #1
<p>Welcome to Second Look Education.</p><p>In this first episode, Amy and Candace introduce who we are, where we come from, and why this podcast exists.</p><p>We are experienced educators, former classroom teachers...
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