Beste Teacher Shortage Crisis podcaster (2024)

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15. First Hand Accounts: The Reality Struggling Readers Face in the U.S. Public Education System 54:29

4d ago54:29

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In this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, the focus is on the oppressive nature of the U.S. educational system, particularly for individuals with learning disabilities. The host interviews Shelly Gonzalez, who shares her journey of navigating school with a reading disability. Shelly discusses the emotional challenges, lack of adequate…

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14. The Teacher Pay Mess: An Interview with Dr. Paul Bruno 54:31

11d ago54:31

54:31

This episode centers on a discussion about teacher pay, featuring Trina and Dr. Paul Bruno from the University of Illinois. The conversation highlights the complexity and inadequacies of teacher compensation systems, particularly focusing on the disparity in pay between veteran and novice teachers, the rigidity of step and column salary schedules, …

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13. The Man Who Studied The Size of the Mess: An Interview with Dr. Paul Bruno 1:25:49

1M ago1:25:49

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In this podcast episode, Trina introduces an episode recorded with Amanda and Dr. Paul Bruno, co-author of a critical article on the teacher shortage crisis. She discusses the major findings of Dr. Bruno's article, emphasizing the chaos in data reporting and the challenges it brings to understanding the true scope of the teacher shortage. Dr. Paul …

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12. The Reading Mess--Amanda's Story 29:44

2M ago29:44

29:44

In this episode, Amanda shares a deeply personal story about her family's struggles with reading and the educational system. The narrative begins with Amanda recounting her own challenges in a special reading class in third grade, only to realize it was a lesser struggle compared to her sister's. Amanda's sister had significant difficulties with re…

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10. The Canned Curriculum Mess Part III: Candid Conversations 30:10

2M ago30:10

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This episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast features hosts Amanda, Jess, and Trina discussing Jess's reaction to a previous episode about the harmful impacts of adopting canned curriculum at the secondary level. The discussion delves into the differences between elementary and secondary education, teacher autonomy, the importance of early e…

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9. The High Cost of Fighting Back--The Brave Story of an ESL Teacher Who Fought Hard Against Harmful Canned Content 50:23

2M ago50:23

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In this episode, hosts Trina and Amanda delve into the teacher shortage crisis through the lens of canned curriculum and its oppressive impact on teachers and students. They interview two anonymous teachers who share harrowing personal experiences of being forced to use rigid, formulaic, and dense teaching materials. The episode provides a comprehe…

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8. Stuffing the Mess Into a Can: Outsourcing Teacher Expertise to Canned Curriculum 34:58

2M ago34:58

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In this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast host, Trina English, discusses how canned curriculum (lesson plans, workbooks, assessments created by curriculum companies) contributes to the teacher shortage crisis. Trina explains the nature of canned curriculum and its limitations, stressing how it suppresses teacher autonomy and creativity…

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7. 8 Years, 50 Grand and Your Soul: The High Cost of Becoming a Teacher 32:38

2M ago32:38

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In this episode, Trina and Amanda delve into the complex and often misunderstood process of becoming a teacher in the United States, particularly in California. They discuss the extensive financial, emotional, and time investments required, highlighting how these barriers contribute to the current teacher shortage. The conversation explores the dis…

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6. Take This Mess and Shove It! "Induction" is a Dirty Word 22:51

2M ago22:51

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In this episode, hosts Trina and Amanda delve into the teacher shortage crisis, focusing on the high costs and issues related to the teacher induction process. They are joined by Kelvin, who shares his experience of leaving the profession after just two years, despite the extensive financial and time investments required to become a teacher and the…

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5. Candid Conversations about the Teacher Pay and Preparation Mess 50:32

2M ago50:32

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A year after recording their first episodes about the bizarre and oppressive teacher pay and preparation processes, Amanda and Trina chat with Jess and learn how bizarre things are in Nevada. The three talk candidly about how utterly ridiculous and expensive this whole process is, and that the only way to get through it relatively unscathed is to h…

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4. Take This Mess and Shove It! A Discussion with a New Teacher Who Chose to Leave the Profession. 25:14

2M ago25:14

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In this episode, Amanda and Trina interview Kelvin Mak, a UC Berkeley and Standford educated teacher who quit the profession after only two years due to the oppressive pay system in place in our nation's schools. He reacts to the revelation he learned while listening to the previous epsiode that teachers are only paid a fraction of a complete salar…

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3. Teacher Pay is Bizarre! The Oppressive and Misunderstood History of Teacher Pay 44:07

2M ago44:07

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In this episode, Amanda and Trina English delve into the critical issue of the teacher shortage crisis, focusing primarily on the history and issues surrounding teacher pay. They discuss the historical context for why teacher salaries are designed the way they are, touching on themes of structural sexism and income inequality. They also explore the…

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2. How Big is the Mess? 1:00:11

3M ago1:00:11

1:00:11

In this episode, host, Trina English, dives into the complexities of the teacher shortage crisis in the United States. Using AI and a scholarly article by Drs. Tuan Nguyen, Chan Lam, and Paul Bruno as reference points, the discussion touches on teacher job satisfaction, the dangers of accepting simplistic answers, and the lack of comprehensive data…

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1. Meet the Teachers Behind the Podcast--We End at the Beginning 40:57

3M ago40:57

40:57

In the premiere episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, hosts Amanda Werner, Jessica Martin, and Trina English introduce themselves and discuss the urgent teacher shortage crisis in the United States. They recount their diverse teaching experiences across various schools, highlighting the systemic issues that have worsened post-COVID. The h…

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The Teacher Shortage Crisis

Trina English, Jessica Martin, Amanda Werner

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15. First Hand Accounts: The Reality Struggling Readers Face in the U.S. Public Education System 54:29

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14. The Teacher Pay Mess: An Interview with Dr. Paul Bruno 54:31

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13. The Man Who Studied The Size of the Mess: An Interview with Dr. Paul Bruno 1:25:49

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12. The Reading Mess--Amanda's Story 29:44

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10. The Canned Curriculum Mess Part III: Candid Conversations 30:10

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9. The High Cost of Fighting Back--The Brave Story of an ESL Teacher Who Fought Hard Against Harmful Canned Content 50:23

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8. Stuffing the Mess Into a Can: Outsourcing Teacher Expertise to Canned Curriculum 34:58

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7. 8 Years, 50 Grand and Your Soul: The High Cost of Becoming a Teacher 32:38

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6. Take This Mess and Shove It! "Induction" is a Dirty Word 22:51

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5. Candid Conversations about the Teacher Pay and Preparation Mess 50:32

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4. Take This Mess and Shove It! A Discussion with a New Teacher Who Chose to Leave the Profession. 25:14

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3. Teacher Pay is Bizarre! The Oppressive and Misunderstood History of Teacher Pay 44:07

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2. How Big is the Mess? 1:00:11

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1. Meet the Teachers Behind the Podcast--We End at the Beginning 40:57

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