Dr. Aaron R. Gierhart
Journeys of Teaching
In Journeys of Teaching, we explore the narratives of different educators and how their experiences in across their lives and careers inform their pedagogy and teaching approaches.
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Jul 5, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 14: Dr. Robert Anderson - Safe and Caring Learning Environment 14.02.2021 16:40
This week, we will explore the journey of Dr. Robert Anderson. Bobby is a Nurse Practitioner in the multispecialty ICU at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota and works with medical residents and trainees. Bobby earned his DNP from University of Illinois at Chicago. On this episode, we will hear Bobby's stories about how he intentionally designs and fosters a learning environment in which is studen...
Episode 13: Dr. Robert Anderson - Pushing versus Empowering Students 14.02.2021 19:45
This week, we will explore the journey of Dr. Robert Anderson. Bobby is a Nurse Practitioner in the multispecialty ICU at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota and works with medical residents and trainees. Bobby earned his DNP from University of Illinois at Chicago. On this episode, we will hear Bobby's stories about his time as a nursing major in college and how his empowering approaches to teachi...
Episode 12: Ms. Courtney Stepp - Redesigning Classroom Management; Personal Learning Networks 07.02.2021 16:46
This week, we will explore the journey of Ms. Courtney Stepp, a kindergarten teacher at Benson Hill Elementary in Renton, Washington. Courtney holds a master's degree from Seattle Pacific University. On this episode, we will round out Courtney's narrative as it stands now with a conversation about how her social justice engagement and interactions in her personal learning network, or PLN, led to h...
Episode 11: Ms. Courtney Stepp - Addressing the Events of January 6, 2021 in Kindergarten 07.02.2021 12:11
This week, we will explore the journey of Ms. Courtney Stepp, a kindergarten teacher at Benson Hill Elementary in Renton, Washington. Courtney holds a master's degree from Seattle Pacific University. On this episode, we will explore how Courtney designed and implemented instruction with her kindergarten students about the violence at the U.S. Capitol that occurred on January 6, 2021. Follow Courtn...
Episode 10: Ms. Courtney Stepp - Combatting Oppressive Systems; Starting with Ourselves 07.02.2021 12:43
This week, we will explore the journey of Ms. Courtney Stepp, a kindergarten teacher at Benson Hill Elementary in Renton, Washington. Courtney holds a master's degree from Seattle Pacific University. On this episode, we will hear Courtney's stories about observing racism at a young age and how those experiences inform her ongoing self-education and analysis that fuel her current critical teaching...
Episode 9: Prof. Dehanza Rogers - Trauma-Informed Pedagogy during COVID-19 31.01.2021 9:38
This week, we will explore the journey of Dehanza Rogers, who is a filmmaker as well as the Director of Production and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Film and Media at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. Daye previously taught at Cornell University and holds MFAs in Production/Directing and Cinematography from UCLA. On this episode, we will round out Daye's narrative as it stands now wit...
Episode 8: Prof. Dehanza Rogers - Collaboration; Workshopping; Learning from Mistakes 31.01.2021 9:11
This week, we will explore the journey of Dehanza Rogers, who is a filmmaker as well as the Director of Production and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Film and Media at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. Daye previously taught at Cornell University and holds MFAs in Production/Directing and Cinematography from UCLA. On this episode, we will learn about how Daye is editing her current wor...
Episode 7: Prof. Dehanza Rogers - Laminated Identities; Filmmaking and Teaching 31.01.2021 22:10
This week, we will explore the journey of Dehanza Rogers, who is a filmmaker as well as the Director of Production and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Film and Media at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. Daye previously taught at Cornell University and holds MFAs in Production/Directing and Cinematography from UCLA. On this episode, we will go back to Daye's entry into filmmaking and how...
Episode 6: Dr. Donna Jagielski - Equitable Participation in STEM/STEAM 24.01.2021 7:28
This week, we will explore the journey of Dr. Donna Jagielski, the Director of STEAM Makerspace Programs with the Boys and Girls Clubs of America of Greater Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona. Donna has worked in the education sector in many capacities as a dance instructor, technology integration and STEM/STEAM specialist, and administrator and holds a doctoral degree in Leadership and Innovation...
Episode 5: Dr. Donna Jagielski - Dancing into STEM; Integrative STEM/STEAM Education 24.01.2021 10:31
This week, we will explore the journey of Dr. Donna Jagielski, the Director of STEAM Makerspace Programs with the Boys and Girls Clubs of America of Greater Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona. Donna has worked in the education sector in many capacities as a dance instructor, technology integration and STEM/STEAM specialist, and administrator and holds a doctoral degree in Leadership and Innovation...
Episode 4: Dr. Donna Jagielski - Tipping Points; Public Education Bureaucracy 24.01.2021 15:48
This week, we will explore the journey of Dr. Donna Jagielski, the Director of STEAM Makerspace Programs with the Boys and Girls Clubs of America of Greater Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona. Donna has worked in the education sector in many capacities as a dance instructor, technology integration and STEM/STEAM specialist, and administrator and holds a doctoral degree in Leadership and Innovation...
Episode 3: Mrs. Emily Telford - Flexibility during COVID-19; Inquiry-Based Learning 17.01.2021 19:19
This week, we will explore the journey of Emily Telford, a biology science teacher at University High School, a lab school affiliated with Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. She also serves as an Assistant Instructional Professor at Illinois State. She has been a professional educator since 2011 and holds a master's degree in STEM Education and Teacher Leadership with a concentration i...
Episode 2: Mrs. Emily Telford - Gamification and Assessment; Standards-Based Grading; NGSS 17.01.2021 16:25
This week, we will explore the journey of Emily Telford, a biology science teacher at University High School, a lab school affiliated with Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. She also serves as an Assistant Instructional Professor at Illinois State. She has been a professional educator since 2011 and holds a master's degree in STEM Education and Teacher Leadership with a concentration i...
Episode 1: Mrs. Emily Telford - Draw towards the Sciences; Representation in STEM 17.01.2021 17:12
This week, we will explore the journey of Emily Telford, a biology science teacher at University High School, a lab school affiliated with Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. She also serves as an Assistant Instructional Professor at Illinois State. She has been a professional educator since 2011 and holds a master's degree in STEM Education and Teacher Leadership with a concentration i...
Podcast Launch Announcement (New Episodes Coming January 17th) 13.01.2021 1:49
This is Journeys of Teaching, a podcast in which we explore the narratives of different educators and how their experiences across their lives and careers inform their pedagogy and teaching approaches. Season 1 of the podcast launches on Sunday, January 17th with three new mini episodes and a new narrative will drop every Sunday after that for the duration of the season. Dr. Aaron R. Gierhart is a...
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