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28th February 2006

Podcast38: Engaging the Heart and Singing the Song of the Student

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This short podcast features several short interviews with participants in today’s workshop at ESC10 in Richardson, Texas, that focused on Curriculum and Instruction in the 21st Century. The first, and longer interview, is with Barbara Dorff, a passionate educator who believes our prisons are filled with people with brilliant minds who never had a teacher who sang their song. Barbara talks about the importance of engaging students creatively through the arts and grabbing them by their heart. I have no doubt Barbara is the type of teacher students can never forget. Two other teachers talked about their personal takeaways concerning disruptive technologies from today’s workshop.

Program Length: 10 min, 14 sec
File size: 2.6 MB

Podcast-b 28 Feb 2006(Click here to listen to this podcast)

Show notes for this podcast include:

  1. Barbara Dorff, State of Texas Secondary Teacher of the Year for 2002

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  1. 1 On June 6th, 2006, Danny said:

    Very interested in your chat with Barbara Dorff. Had to concentrate real hard to hear the webcast. Too much background noise! Would love to know more about Barbara’s methods of ’singing their song’. Involved in creating authentic education over here in Britain.