Hosted by Ali Nakaji and Jason Parmele · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Ali Nakaji and Jason Parmele hosts You Go Ask!, a education show with 15 episodes published.
Ali and Jason talk about the benefits of recess—not just for students, but for teachers too. Then, they draft recess equipment and activities to build the ultimate recess yard for students. This week’s question comes fro
It was bound to come—the homework question. There’s no avoiding it. Ali and Jason talk about their feelings on homework, what it looks like in their classrooms, and whether there are actually benefits to sending work hom
Ali and Jason talk about teaching while students chant “6-7” and the latest escalation in their prank war, including Ali filling Jason’s room with 67 balloons on the 67th day of school. This week’s question comes from Ja
Ali and Jason, fresh off parent-teacher conferences, dig into why schools hold them in the first place. They talk about the benefits for students and families—and finish with a conference-themed Mad Libs game. This week’
Ali and Jason dig into where classroom supplies really come from, who pays for them, and what teachers do when resources are tight. They also reveal their top three classroom items — including whether foam dice might act
Ali and Jason explore a big question: Teaching your own child—great idea or major headache? They’re weighing the pros and cons so you don’t have to. This week’s question comes from Jonathan in San Francisco, California.
Ali and Jason are a little puzzled by the water cycle, so they call in their friend Mr. Julio to help explain how rain ends up in clouds. Get ready for some big science words: evaporation, condensation, and precipitation
Ali and Jason break down what it takes to plan a field trip—the fun, the work, and keeping everyone safe. Ali would stay local, Jason would visit Recology, but they still dream of Antarctica or the Galápagos. This week’s
When the classroom lights go out, what do teachers do for fun? Ali and Jason share what keeps them busy outside of school—baking, hiking, family time, and a few pickup games. Then it’s time for Two Truths and a Lie to te
Ali and Jason imagine alternate lives—would you guess Ali as a photographer and Jason as a circus clown? One of those is true. Find out which, and hear what other teachers at their school might have been instead. This we
Ali and Jason reveal how the blackboard became a “super tool” for teaching an entire class at once. Then it’s time for a round of True/False blackboard trivia. This week’s question comes from Joshua in San Francisco, Cal
Ali and Jason talk about how long it takes to plan the next day in their classroom, why newer teachers need more time, how experience helps, and what they enjoy most about classroom planning. This week’s question comes f
Ali and Jason talk about the rewards in their classrooms! From praise and classroom money to a Star Jar and even electronics day, you’ll hear all about the fun ways students can earn rewards and keep learning exciting. T
Ali and Jason pull back the curtain on the mystery of assigned seats. They explain how seating helps classrooms run smoother, reduces distractions, and gives students a chance to meet new people. This week’s question com
Meet Ali and Jason, your hosts and real-life elementary school teachers. They share how they became teachers, why it usually means going to college (and beyond!), and surprise: you can be a teacher right now in your own
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You Go Ask! is hosted by Ali Nakaji and Jason Parmele. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 15 episodes.
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