Episodes: 27
Frequency: Biweekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
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Kristin Leong - Education journalist and podcast host focused on translating teaching research and educator experience into practical strategies for schools and classrooms.
Nicholas Ferroni - Reducing Classroom Technology Use, Restoring Human Connection, And Balancing Paper-based And Digital Learning.
Marcus Luther - Building Classroom Belonging From The First Day Of School, Gathering Student Feedback, And Sustaining Engagement Throughout The Year.
Laurie Santos - Evidence-based Approaches To Teacher Well-being, Happiness Myths, Burnout, Values Alignment, And Practical Strategies For Greater Balance.
The Extraordinary Impact of Drawing to Learn
September 22, 2026
Did you know that drawing can be a learning superpower—even for students who claim they’re not good at it? Research shows that when kids attentively sketch something they’re learning about, they tap into the visual, kinesthetic, and linguistic parts of their brains. This generates rich connections across the brain’s neural network and encodes learning more deeply compared to passive learning tasks like reading or listening to a lecture. We revisit our 2025 conversation with science educator...
5 Common Teacher Mistakes and How to Fix Them
September 08, 2026
Everyone makes mistakes—including teachers. While educators are quick to reframe student mistakes through a growth mindset lens, they’re less forgiving when it comes to their own slipups. But teacher errors often follow familiar patterns and can be a source of exceptional personal and professional growth. In this episode of School of Practice, ELA teacher and instructional specialist Miriam Plotinsky digs into the most common teacher mistakes and identifies key strategies for quick, effective...
How Nicholas Ferroni is Rewiring His Classroom for Human Connection
August 25, 2026
Like a lot of other educators, Nicholas Ferroni is trying to find his way back to a time before technology was the default classroom mode. He thinks he was a better teacher back then—and kids acted more like kids. Last year, Nick published a viral Instagram post in which he pledged to go back to basics in his teaching, back to “more paper, more writing, more eye contact, more conversations.” In this episode, Nick tells us how he turned the clock back, what he thinks his students have gained f...
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