HeyJaredTeaching Through Inquiry
The Teaching through Inquiry podcast spotlights the power of inquiry-driven practice in today’s classrooms.
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Season 2. Episode 04. Leadership That Transforms Schools (opens the original)
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What does it take to lead meaningful and lasting school transformation? In this episode of Teaching Through Inquiry, veteran educational leader Dr. Daphne VanDorn reflects on the leadership practices that foster innovation, collaboration, and continuous growth within school communities. Through stories of organizational change and instructional leadership, she discusses how building trust, empowering educators, and maintaining a shared vision can transform both teaching and learning. This conver
Season 2. Episode 03. Unlocking Primary Sources to Bring History to Life (opens the original)
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How can primary sources transform the way students learn about history? In this episode of Teaching Through Inquiry, Michelle LeBlanc shares how educators can use photographs, letters, maps, manuscripts, and other historical artifacts to spark curiosity, deepen analysis, and strengthen historical thinking. The conversation explores practical strategies for integrating primary sources into inquiry-based instruction while helping students investigate evidence, ask meaningful questions, and constru
Season 2. Episode 02. Learning Beyond the Classroom (opens the original)
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How can we make history and social studies meaningful for today’s learners? In this episode of Teaching Through Inquiry, we explore how learning extends beyond the classroom through authentic experiences, community partnerships, and contemporary connections that bring history to life. Through conversations with David Olson and Tabora Johnson, discover how educators can engage students with museums, cultural institutions, local communities, and real-world experiences that deepen historical unders
Season 2. Episode 01. Leadership That Builds a Culture of Inquiry (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a school where inquiry becomes part of the culture rather than just another instructional strategy? In this episode of Teaching Through Inquiry, educational leaders Val Carleo, Desiree Robin, and John Lucas share their perspectives on creating school environments that foster curiosity, collaboration, and meaningful learning. Through reflections on leadership, instructional vision, and organizational change, they discuss how leaders can empower educators, support innova
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