No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast
Podcast Description
A podcast exploring practical strategies, leadership, technology integration, and real-world insights for educators.
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The podcast covers practical strategies for educators, leadership insights, technology adoption in education, and real-world teaching experiences, with episodes featuring discussions on critical questions like why teaching is essential today and book club selections such as 'Culture First Classrooms' by Dr. Darrin Peppard.
A podcast exploring practical strategies, leadership, technology integration, and real-world insights for educators.
🎙️ Episode Title: Rethinking Depth of Knowledge and Inquiry with Erik M. Francis
📝 Show Notes:
In this episode, Erik M. Francis, author and depth of knowledge (DOK) expert, shares his insights on transforming educational practices with a focus on inquiry-based learning, smart brevity, and authentic engagement. Listen in as we explore the power of strategic questioning, depth of knowledge frameworks, and how to create learner-driven environments.
🌟 Key Topics:
Understanding DOK as a framework, not a level system
Using inquiry-based strategies to enhance student engagement
Introducing ”Smart Brevity” for clear, impactful communication
The role of questioning in activating and advancing learning
Real-world connections: Black Panther, The Scarlet Letter, and Romeo & Juliet
🌐 Mentioned Resources & Links:
Erik’s website: Maverick Education
Contact Erik: [email protected]
Learn about Smart Brevity: Axios Smart Brevity
Book: Smart Brevity: The Power of Saying More with Less
Learn about Richard Feynman: Feynman Technique
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📌 Episode Quote:
”It’s not about getting to DOK 4. It’s about getting students to the standard and beyond.” – Erik M. Francis
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