Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers

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EP358 The first time I questioned tradition vs what's best for kids

October 11, 2026

I had an experience when I was a new teacher that shaped much of what I believe about how educators should use their time and the most effective way to reach students.  It was my very first exposure to understanding and questioning school norms, and made me realize that so much of what we assume about the ways school "should be done" is based on a very specific construct in our local area or even in our individual buildings.  Part of this story is in my book "Fewer Things, Better: The Courage...

EP357 6 ways to prime students' brains for learning

September 27, 2026

You've probably heard the phrase "activate prior knowledge" a million times. It shows up in every lesson plan template, every observation rubric, every methods textbook. And teachers are good at it. But the behavioral science on how priming actually works in the brain goes way deeper than asking kids what they remember from yesterday, and once you understand it, you start seeing opportunities to prime learning in places you probably weren't looking. In this episode, I walk you through six res...

EP356 The digital delusion: Is classroom tech hurting how kids learn? (with Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath)

September 13, 2026

"My toaster has undergone more safety and efficacy testing than any piece of ed tech that's been put in front of our kids in the past 20 years." That's according to Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath, a neuroscientist, university professor, and former classroom teacher whose book "The Digital Delusion" has become the center of a national conversation about screens in schools. He's testified before the U.S. Senate, and parents are handing out copies at school board meetings. Jared's argument is that we'...

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The publicly listed emails for Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers: info@truthforteachers.com and angela@truthforteachers.com.

How many listeners does Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers have?

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Who is an ideal guest for Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers?

Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers typically books well-known public figures. Typical guest background: Education researchers, university experts, authors, neuroscientists, experienced educators, and other established professionals with evidence-based perspectives on teaching, learning, classroom practice, or teacher work-life issues. Common among recent guests: Published books; University or research leadership; Recognized expertise in education or learning science. Recent guests include Jared Cooney Horvath.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Education, Teaching, Classroom Management, Teacher Wellness, and Educational Technology. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.