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This podcast is geared towards students in an educator preparation program working towards certification in a secondary content area. Topics will include relevant information for obtaining secondary teacher certification in Texas and tips for the first few years in the classroom.
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May 5, 2026
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Episodes
Ep 3: Classroom Management in a Secondary Classroom 11.02.2025 28:12
In this episode, we discuss aspects of classroom management that stretch across classroom, districts, and years. No matter where you are or what district/level you are teaching in, you will see these classroom characters. Listen to the tips we have for how to handle specific student behaviors in your classroom. Music Included: Song: Jam Time (Instrumental) Artist: NAM License #: 4601725855 Song: N...
Ep 2: What is really required for teacher certification in Texas? 28.01.2025 21:12
In this episode, we talk with Taylor Donias, Certification Officer at Texas A&M University, about the requirements for obtaining a teacher certification in Texas and how programs at TAMU go above and beyond to prepare future educators. Music Included: Song: Jam Time (Instrumental) Artist: NAM License #: 4601725855 Song: New Kids (Instrumental) Artist: More Like Georgia License #: 9511520888
Ep 1: Classroom Observations 14.01.2025 26:11
Classroom observations are a requirement for teacher certification in Texas. In this episode, we discuss with Dr. Bart Taylor, Lecturer in the Teaching, Learning & Culture department at Texas A&M, what a pre-service educator should be looking for during their classroom observations to help them learn to be a better teacher. Music Included: Song: Jam Time (Instrumental) Artist: NAM License...
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