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Jeff Phillips posted
This is taken from the National School Public Relations Association. I encourage you to take a few minutes and look at some of these exceptional videos on passionate teaching. “Video of the Week — Inspired Teaching
We all know of some amazing, inspiring teachers in each of our own school districts. These educators alter the sometimes pervading p…Read More2 Comments-
This video is also a great example of how to make an impact in 2 minutes!
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Catherine Moore posted
Hey y’all! I’m a radio producer and writer in WV. I make short audio docs for public radio and am a podcast fiend. My latest favorites are those among the new RadioTopia network: Theory of Everything, Love + Radio, Strangers, Radio Diaries, etc. Also really enjoying the new WBEZ/This American Life spinoff, Serial. Totally riveting. I could go on…Read More
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Thanks for joining and sharing Catherine! I don’t know what my wife and I would do without podcasts, we live by them as well. Feel free to share any of your stories or work on the page and check back for upcoming Holler podcasts.
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Charles Shouse posted
Has anyone seen my documentary, “The Untold Story of Bad Tom Smith” narrated by Tom Wopat?
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Dan Price White posted
As I venture into starting a podcast for the athletic department here at UPIKE, I’ll share a list of the pods that made me fall in love with the medium around 2008 while working in Rhode Island. Since those days in Providence, I listen to two to three hours of pods per day, here are my top choices: The Indoor Kids, Nerdist Podcast, The Legacy…Read More
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Awesome! Thanks Dan. Looking forward to getting you in the studio.
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Bruce Parsons posted
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I love the “hit them where they are” mentality. It’s so important and such a great teaching tool. It takes quite a bit of work but it’s more than worth it in the end. Thanks for sharing.