Long Island University

Why I Teach

Join Cindy Schwartz as she talks with new, working, and retired teachers about their rewarding moments in teaching. Highlighting the best of teaching 'Why I Teach' explores the moments that make teaching special.

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Long Island University

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Education

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www.wcwp.org

Último episodio

4 de sep. de 2026

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Episodios

S2E1 - Back to School 2026 - Natasha Nurse 04.09.2026

Cindy talks with Natasha Nurse about the new school year!

S1E33 - Sarah Cordova 14.05.2026

Sarah Cordova is a National Literacy Consultant, Director of Literacy Matters and published author. www.literacy-matters.net

S1E32 - Ashlie Crosson 01.05.2026

Ashlie Crosson, National Teacher of the Year, 2025.

S1E31 - Malcolm Reed 24.04.2026

Malcolm Reed, High School Social Studies Teacher & Football Coach at St. Amant High School in St. Amant, Louisiana.

S1E30 - Prince Johnson 27.03.2026

2026 New York State Teacher of the Year Prince Johnson.

S1E29 - Adam Bowman 06.03.2026

Adam Bowman, High School English/Public Speaking Teacher, Uniondale Public Schools, New York.

S1E28 - Tiffany Heffron 20.02.2026

Tiffany Heffron, elementary art teacher in Missouri.

S1E27 - Kevin Hudson 16.02.2026

Kevin Hudson High School History and Psychology Teacher at Milford High School in Connecticut.

S1E26 - Natasha Nurse 23.01.2026

Natasha Nurse - Middle School Science Teacher/STEM - Long Beach, NY Schools

S1E25 - Isabel Simoes 16.01.2026

Isobel Simoes - World Language Teacher in Syosset, New York School District.

S1E24 - Stefanie Lachenauer 28.11.2025

Stefanie Lachenauer, New Jersey Teacher of the Year - 2024-25.

S1E23 - Mike Zagari 21.11.2025

Mike Zagari, Garden City high School Social Studies teacher.

S1E22 - Sharon Lasher 16.11.2025

Sharon Lasher, former Principal of Oyster Bay High School, Education Market Specialist.

S1E21 - Cheryl Carmody 31.10.2025

Cheryl Carmody, retired Elementary STEM teacher.

S1E20 - Caitlin MacLeod-Bluver 27.10.2025

Caitlin MacLeod-Bluver, 2025 Vermont Teacher of the Year.

S1E19 - Ariana Zetlin 27.10.2025

Ariana Zetlin, PhD Student University of Pennsylvania

S1E18 - Danee' Pinckney 26.09.2025

Danee' Pinckney , 2025 Ohio Teacher of the Year.

S1E17 - Professor Deborah Becker 24.09.2025

Professor Deborah Becker, Director of the Learning Resource & Writing Center Touro University, Instructor in the Languages & Literature Dept. and The Communication & Speech Dept. Touro University.

S1E16 - Nicole Hein-O'Connor 20.09.2025

Nicole Hein-O'Connor High School Teacher - Syosset School District, New York.

S1E15 - John Melandro 18.08.2025

John Melandro - Elementary School Teacher - Tangier Smith Elementary School, William Floyd School District, Long Island, NY

S1E14 - Leon Smith 18.08.2025

Leon Smith - High School Social Studies Teacher, Haverford High School, Haverford Township School District, Pennsylvania

S1E13 - Charlie Rizzuto 18.08.2025

Charlie Rizzuto - Assistant Principal, Islip High School, New York.

S1E12 - Lorraine Bellman and Tricia Rex 27.05.2025

Lorraine Bellman and Tricia Rex Elementary School Teachers - Port Washington UFSD, Port Washington, New York

S1E11 - Kayla Bellan 27.05.2025

Kayla Bellan, High School Social Studies Teacher.

S1E10 - Dr. Sean Feeney 27.05.2025

Dr. Sean Feeney, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Port Washington UFSD, Port Washington, NY

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