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The TechEd Clubhouse

The Tech Ed Clubhouse explores teaching through the lens of STEM, CTE, and hands-on learning—focusing on curiosity, professional judgment, and designing experiences that make learning feel real again. Less compliance. More thinking. Built for real classrooms.

Podcast · By Dan Thomas · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    What Happens on a Random Tuesday Is Your School Culture with Todd Bloomer | TEC 108 (opens the original)

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    School culture isn’t built during the opening-day staff meeting. It shows up on a random Tuesday in October. Todd Bloomer joins me again in the Tech Ed Clubhouse to talk about his new book, Finding Your Red Bench , and what school leadership really looks like when the speeches are over, the year gets messy, and people are tired. We get into the stuff that actually matters: getting out of the office, being visible, treating teachers like professionals, noticing the people who keep the building ru

  2. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Stop Adding Initiatives: Put Humans Back at the Center of School | Alyssa Sabbatino | TEC107 (opens the original)

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    What if the problem in education isn’t that teachers need another strategy, program, platform, or initiative? What if we need to get better at recognizing what good teachers are already doing—and build from there? In this episode of the Tech Ed Clubhouse , I talk with Alyssa Sabbatino , National Board Certified Teacher, former administrator, educational leader, keynote speaker, and professional learning consultant. We get into initiative fatigue, teacher burnout, Portrait of a Graduate, competen

  3. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Controlled Chaos: Why Play, PBL, and Human Skills Matter More Than Ever with Tim Needles | TEC106 (opens the original)

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    What happens when we stop using technology just because we have it—and start asking what actually makes learning better? In this episode of the Tech Ed Clubhouse , I sit down with my friend Tim Needles , artist, author, longtime STEAM educator, and technology integration specialist in Smithtown, New York. Tim and I get into a conversation that goes well beyond tools and AI. We talk about play, creativity, project-based learning, student ownership, and the human skills that become even more impor

  4. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    AI, Digital Literacy, and the Future of Learning with Tom Millinchip- TEC105 (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the Tech Ed Clubhouse Podcast , I talk with Tom Millinchip, deputy head academic at Windsor School Bahamas, digital literacy lead, founder of AI Ready Bahamas, and consultant with PBL Future Labs. Tom shares what AI and digital literacy look like in an elementary school setting and explains why introducing technology to younger students should not mean increasing screen time. Instead, schools can help students develop judgment, curiosity, safety awareness, and a clearer unders

  5. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Sparking Curiosity Before Giving the Answer with Olivia Odileke - TEC104 (opens the original)

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    What happens after students become curious? In this episode, I talk with educator, author, and Campus Insights founder Olivia Odileke about helping students think deeply instead of racing toward the correct answer. Olivia explains how short “Spark Tasks” can create an entry point into learning before teachers introduce vocabulary, formulas, or content. The conversation also explores scripted curriculum, teacher capacity, student discussion, professional development, and why curiosity should beco

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