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This August, many fresh college graduates are stepping into their classrooms for the first time. They knew what they were signing up for when they decided to be a teacher—but did they, really? While education is still a career many choose to pursue, just as many are dropping out of teaching, creating a nationwide teacher shortage.Will these new teachers just become another statistic?Meet Miss Jenna MacNulty, a first-year teacher in a bustling third-grade classroom. This year, she’s putting all her education and training into practice, and it’s not easy.This is Year One, a podcast from Carnegie Learning that dives into one teacher’s exhilarating, challenging, and eye-opening journey of teaching for the first time. Jenna has never envisioned herself being anything else other than a teacher. But will her passion for education shine through despite the trials she faces? Will Jenna return to teach for a second year? We’re here to capture every moment and find out.
Carnegie Learning hosts Year One, a society show with 19 episodes published.
Join me, Janet Erwin, Vice President of Marketing at Carnegie Learning, for a special bonus episode of the Year One podcast titled "Live From The National Institutes: Jenna’s Journey in Year One." In this episode, I sit
In this heartfelt episode of Year One, join me as Jenna reflects on her final days as a first-year teacher. Having accepted a new position as a fifth-grade math teacher, Jenna faces the bittersweet task of saying goodbye
In this episode of Year One, titled "To Stay or Not to Stay – That is the Question," we dive into Jenna's pivotal decision-making moment as her first year of teaching draws to a close. With nearly a year of teaching expe
In this episode of Year One, titled "Spring Fever," we dive into the chaotic yet rewarding final months of Jenna's first year teaching. With state testing behind her, Jenna navigates the unique challenges of keeping stud
In this episode of Year One, titled "The Realities of State Testing," I explore the intense pressures faced by Jena, a first-year teacher, as she navigates the state testing process. Spring brings the challenge of standa
In this episode of Year One, titled "The Dreaded Teacher Observation," we dive into Jenna's nerve-wracking experience with her first debrief after a surprise classroom observation. As a first-year teacher, Jenna grapples
In this episode of Year One, titled "Budgeting on a Teacher’s Salary," we dive into the financial realities of a first-year teacher. Join me, Kanika Chaddha Gupta, as we catch up with Jenna, who is navigating the challen
In this episode of Year One, titled "Teaching the Whole Student," we delve into the crucial role of understanding students beyond the classroom. Join me as we explore Jenna's journey in building relationships with her st
In this episode of Year One, titled "The Substitute Dilemma," we dive into the unexpected challenges teachers face when they need a day off. Jenna, our first-year teacher, experiences her first sick day, revealing the co
In this episode of Year One, titled "Accommodating Individual Needs and IEPs," we delve into the complexities of supporting students with special accommodations. Join me as we follow Jenna, a first-year teacher, navigati
In this episode of Year One, titled "Prep, Plan, PTO - The Time Management Dilemma," we delve into the intricate balancing act faced by first-year teacher Jenna. As she navigates her new role, Jenna grapples with the ove
In this episode of Year One, titled "Jenna's First Parent-Teacher Conference," we dive into Jenna's journey as she navigates her inaugural parent-teacher meetings. Previously, Jenna learned the importance of positive com
In this episode of Year One, titled "The Parent Connection," we dive into the crucial role parents play in a child's education. As Jenna navigates her first year of teaching, she learns the importance of building strong
In this episode of Year One, titled On Your Best Behavior, we dive into the challenges Jenna faces as she navigates her first year as a third-grade teacher. With routines starting to solidify, Jenna encounters students e
In this episode of Year One, titled "I’d Like to Speak With the Classroom Manager," we dive into Jenna's early weeks as a third-grade teacher. As she navigates the chaos of establishing classroom routines, Jenna quickly
In this episode of Year One, titled "Class Is in Session," we dive into Jenna's first day as a teacher. As the new school year begins, Jenna faces the challenges of managing a large class of third graders amidst a nation
In this episode of Year One, titled Jenna’s First Open House, we dive into Jenna's experience as a first-year third-grade teacher meeting her students and their families for the first time. As the host, I explore Jenna's
In this episode of Year One, titled "Meet Miss MacNulty," I, Kanika Chada-Gupta, explore the inspiring journey of Jenna, a first-year teacher stepping into her third-grade classroom. Despite the national teacher shortage
Step into the world of teaching with Year One, a podcast from Carnegie Learning. In our debut episode, This is Year One, we follow Jenna, a passionate new teacher navigating her first year in a third-grade classroom amid
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