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Hosted by Philip Bates, a former educator with 18 years in the field, From Classroom to Campus is the podcast that’s redefining education talk.
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Why Your APⓇ Planning Meetings Feel Like a Waste of Time (and a 20-Minute Fix) (opens the original)
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Too many APⓇ instructional planning meetings end with teachers more frustrated than when they walked in. Advanced Academic Specialist Shontel Newsome joins us to share a practical framework for running AP Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) and planning meetings that respect everyone’s time, build real collaboration, and produce strategies teachers can use the very next day.Learn more about how to increase student success with high-quality AP, ACT®, and SAT® preparation: https://bit.ly/4rMU
What Students Wish Teachers (and Parents) Knew (opens the original)
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What if a student could tell you exactly what worked, and what didn't, in their own education? In this episode, we sit down with recent high school graduate Andres Lopez, who took on a full load of rigorous AP coursework, balanced it with competitive soccer, and is now headed to UT Austin this fall. From instructional strategies to classroom culture to how parents can actually help without hovering, get the unfiltered perspective that could change how you teach or how you support your own studen
Is Screen Time Getting in the Way of Your Student’s Learning? (opens the original)
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Technology can elevate instruction, or quietly undermine it. Host Philip Bates breaks down the most powerful ways tech supports learning at every level, the situations where putting the laptop away is the better move, and what parents and educators should know about whether that screen time after school is actually helping homework or hurting it. Megan Blessing joins to play devil’s advocate, challenging his conclusions and stress-testing where his argument actually holds up. Learn more about ho
Natalie Wexler on Why Students Struggle to Write — And How to Fix It (opens the original)
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Every high school teacher has seen it: a student who clearly understands the material but falls apart when it's time to write. So what's going wrong? Natalie Wexler, author of The Knowledge Gap and co-author of The Writing Revolution 2.0, makes the case that writing instruction has been systematically squeezed out of classrooms in favor of content delivery, and students are paying the price. Whether you teach AP® History or AP Calculus this episode will change how you think about what college-re
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