Jude Miqueli

EmoTechEd

EmoTechEd is a podcast that goes deep into the human emotions intertwined with technology, focusing particularly on young students and families. This series explores the multifaceted relationship between education and technology in the modern world, examining how digital tools impact learning, communication, and emotional well-being. Each episode brings to light the stories, challenges, and triumphs experienced by educators, students, and parents in the realm of educational technology.

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Autor

Jude Miqueli

Categoría

Technology

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Último episodio

6 de abr. de 2024

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Episodios

White Privilege Conference #WPC25Tulsa 06.04.2024

This episode features three white allies sharing their transformative experiences from the White Privilege Conference in Tulsa. David (fourth grade teacher), Sara (school counselor) and Jude (first grade teacher) discuss the impactful lessons learned, the challenges of confronting their own privileges, and the journey towards becoming more effective advocates for racial justice. Hear their stories...

Ch 7 of "Growing Up In Public" Damage Control: When Things Go Wrong 11.03.2024

In this episode we explore the crucial topic of managing digital dilemmas in the educational sphere, guided by the insights of Chapter 7 from Devorah Heitner's insightful book. Joining us is David, a seasoned 4th grade teacher, who shares his frontline experiences and strategies for implementing damage control when digital issues arise in a young learner's environment. The definitive book...

Students & Tech Boundaries: Insights from Sara Tebeau, Elementary School Counselor 05.03.2024

In this episode, we delve into the critical themes of setting boundaries, balancing discretion, and disclosure within the ever-evolving digital landscape. Joined by guest Sara Tebeau, an experienced elementary school counselor, we explore the nuances of guiding young minds through the complexities of social media and online interactions. Our conversation echoes the vital discussions in Chapter 5,...

Ch 3 of "Growing Up in Public": Sharenting 12.02.2024

Join us for an insightful dive into Chapter 3 of our "Behind the Screens" podcast, where we dissect Devorah Heitner's book "Growing Up in Public". This chapter zeroes in on the phenomenon of 'Sharenting', the parental practice of sharing children's lives online. We take a critical look at how Heitner navigates the intersection of consent and online sharing, and...

Ch 2 of "Growing Up in Public": Growing Up in the Public Eye 26.01.2024

In Chapter two we're exploring the pressures of curating an online persona and the often hidden toll it takes on mental health. As parents navigating the ever-evolving landscape of social media, we encourage you to read Devorah Heitner's insightful book, 'Growing Up in Public.' Explore this essential resource to empower both you and your children in understanding and positively eng...

Ch 1 of "Growing Up in Public" by Devorah Heitner 09.01.2024

Growing Up in Public: Coming of Age in the Digital World, Chapter 1. This chapter sets the stage for a profound discussion on the complexities of tracking and monitoring our children in an era where an online presence has significant implications. The definitive book on helping kids navigate growing up in a world where nearly every moment of their lives can be shared and compared. - Devorah Heitne...

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