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Three educators on what changed their teaching — attention and cognitive load, why a grade stops feedback, and a 60-second routine for teaching a word.
The most-downloaded episode of the first 1,000. Occupational and physical therapist Suzanne Cresswell on why some students physically cannot sit still — and what to do instead of asking them …
Number 2 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000 — and the oldest show on the list. Rob Donatelli’s five brain breaks, still working nine …
Number 3 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000. Reading specialist Lisa Hollihan Allen on building stamina in students who have stopped reading.
Kathy Nimmer taught high school English for 29 years, totally blind, and built SEEDS, a program that protects new teachers. She won the 2026 Helen Keller Achievement Award. Vicki and …
Number 4 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000. Dr. Douglas Fisher on acceleration research — why you push forward instead of going back to …
AI literacy does not require an AI expert. Laura Gray of the Raspberry Pi Foundation walks through free, ready-to-teach lessons that work in any subject — plus the unplugged lesson …
Number 5 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000. Thomas Arnett of the Christensen Institute on what schools actually learned about blended learning — and …
Number 6 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000. Dr. Sarah Levine of Stanford on getting students to write when they groan at the word.
Number 7 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000. Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath on five findings from brain science that change how you teach tomorrow.
