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Professor on Your Side

Each week, Dr. T brings together parents, educators, and students for meaningful conversations that connect the journey from high school to higher education.Dr.

Podcast · By Dr. J Tramantano · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    5 Things College Freshmen Should Do Right Now (opens the original)

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    5 Things College Freshmen Should Do Right Now The first few weeks of college can feel overwhelming. Students are adjusting to new schedules, multiple learning platforms, deadlines, new relationships, and a very different level of independence. Turn on LMS notifications Build a block schedule Treat due dates as deadlines Use your campus support network Set up accommodations and use office hours proactively In this episode of Professor on Your Side , Dr. Johanna David-Tramantano shares five practi

  2. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    How to Build Student Agency and a Strong Learning Identity with Jewellyn Forrest (opens the original)

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    How to Build Student Agency and a Strong Learning Identity with Jewellyn Forrest In this episode of Professor On Your Side, Johanna interviews educator, consultant, and Learning Mountain creator Jewellyn Forrest, who has spent over 33 years teaching and coaching from pre-K through college and now leads Autonomy Learning. They discuss why a student’s learning identity—seeing oneself as a learner who belongs, persists through challenge, and stays curious—can matter as much as content knowledge, an

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