Timmy Bauer
Podcasts of Timmy Bauer
The Purpose-Driven EntrepreneurThe Literacy AdvocateWriting BetterJourney of a Kids CreatorMy name is Timmy Bauer and I'm on a journey discussing literacy, education, kids content creation, and entrepreneurship, with the top brainiacs and everyday executors of these fields. If you're interested in one, stay for all. Hit follow. If you like it, rate it.
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Jun 30, 2026
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An Epically Long Conversation about Critically Analyzing Balanced Literacy w/ Eric Kalanze 23.11.2020 1:23:03
Eric Kalenze @erickalenze Educator - Research Ed US Ambassador - Author of 'What the Academy Taught Us', 'Education is Upside-Down', & 'A Total Ed Case' blog.
Could You Do Daily Silent Sustained Reading for 15 Mins a Day? w/ Cassie Miller 20.11.2020 16:05
Cassie is an elementary librarian for grades 3-5 Christiansburg, VA. She's been in education for 14 years. She has a Bachelors in English Education with a Library Media Endorsement from UVA, and she's working on becoming a published YA Author of a book that’s like the notebook but with baseball. It’s a baseball romance with elements of theater.
A Conversation About Student Choice, "the Classics" and the Difference between US and Canadian Education w/ Neil Sandham 19.11.2020 29:34
Every now and then I like to post the pre-interview conversation I have with guests instead of make a formal episode. They can be so interesting and more human. My guest for this episode is the amazing Neil Sandham. Neil is a 9th and 10th Science teacher from Calgary, Alberta.
Why Running Records Are So Important With Pre-Readers w/ Heather Lippert 18.11.2020 12:50
Heather is a kindergarten teacher at Cedar Valley Community School. She's been in education for 15 years: having taught pre-k through 5th grade. She has a Masters in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Washington and is a national board certified teacher.
How Difficult Subjects in Books Help Not Hurt w/ Author JJK 17.11.2020 14:21
Jarrett J. Krosoczka is the New York Times-bestselling author/illustrator behind more than forty books for young readers, including his wildly popular Lunch Lady graphic novels, select volumes of the Star Wars: Jedi Academy series, and Hey, Kiddo , which was a National Book Award Finalist.
The 3Rs (risk plus repertoire equals results) w/ Rita Wirtz 16.11.2020 32:22
Rita holds a BA in English and Speech, a master’s degree in reading from Arizona State University (ASU), and an administrative services credential (K–12) through California State University–Sacramento (CSUS). She was a California language arts and reading specialist who has instructed at all levels including K-12 classrooms, labs, and clinics for more than 40 years. Rita was also a HS...
Expert Tips for Asynchronous w/ Nili Bartley 13.11.2020 29:10
Nili is a Digital Learning Coach at Wilson Middle School in Natick, MA. She's been in education for 17 years. She's the author of Lead Beyond Your Title, a book for educators who want to make a deeper impact and tap into their leadership skills and for admin to be able to use the leadership strengths of their teachers. She wrote the 4th guide book for Lead Like a Pirate, the theme being empowering...
Why We Should Be Showing Our Flaws to Colleagues and Students w/ Taylor Armstrong 12.11.2020 16:00
Taylor is an Asst. Director of Technology in Vestavia Hills, Alabama He's been in education for 15 years having taught k-12. He's got an Undergrad in History, Ed Psych, and Computer Science and a Masters in Information Technology Management. He's Working on his EDD in Curriculum and Instruction.
90s Literacy Education, Then vs Now, Whole Language, Explicit Instruction w/ Cheryl Time 11.11.2020 31:25
Cheryl is an Ed Tech Consultant in upstate NY. She's been in education for 25 years. She has a Masters in Elementary Education with a minor in English. She's working on a Doctorate in Curriculum Instruction and Ed Tech from the University of South Carolina.
11 Things More Principals Should Say to Their Teachers 10.11.2020 9:33
I ask every guest on this show, before the episode "What's something you wish you could hear more often from your principal?" Or "What's something your principal says often you think more teachers should hear from theirs?" I hope this inspires principals to encourage their faculty, and teachers to leave schools they don't feel supported in.
The Biggest Motivator in Learning is Curiosity w/ Michael Horton 10.11.2020 18:41
Michael is an Assistant Principal at Western Center Academy Charter School. He's been in education for 26 years. He has a Masters in Education Administration and a degree in Physics. He's been one of the US Department of Education's School Ambassador fellows. They pick a handful across the nation to work on projects for the year. He just published his 3rd book called Excellence: Every Classroom, E...
Bring Your Outside Passions and Why Video Games Belong in Education w/ Alex "Gibby" "Boss_Teach" Gibson 09.11.2020 24:37
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Social Emotional Skills for Mid-Pandemic Education w/ Phyllis Fagell 06.11.2020 19:47
Phyllis is a K-8 counselor and the author of Middle School Matters: The 10 Key Skills Kids Need to Thrive in Middle School and Beyond--and How Parents Can Help
It’s Not Learn to Read, Read to Learn w/ Jessica Holloway 04.11.2020 20:01
Jessica Holloway is an innovation coach of Hamilton County Virtual School in Hamilton County, Tennessee. She’s Been a teacher for 16 years, having taught middle school all throughout. Now supporting k-12.
Let's Challenge Kids to Be the Poets and Storytellers of Today w/ Jonathan Stovall 03.11.2020 14:21
Here's the link to Jonathan's school's music video: https://youtu.be/RcI62ubc_38
Their Future is What's Important, Not This Moment's Behavior Issue w/ Kim Aman 02.11.2020 12:06
Kim is an Elementary Principal at Simmons Elementary in Aberdine, South Dakota, She's been a principal for 8 and an elementary teacher for 25. She has a Masters in Teaching and Learning and a Masters in Administration as well as a Specialist Degree in Administration with Superintendency. She's on the board of SDEASP, the South Dakota Area Elementary School Principles . And she's on the executive b...
Graphic Novels Are Winning Newbery Awards and We Should Not be Upset About That w/ Sara Smith 30.10.2020 27:54
Sara is a high school teacher librarian at Sanger High School in Central Valley California, She has been a teacher for 13 years, 7 of them in the library. She has a Masters in Library media and technology and a teacher librarian credential and an English credential She’s a member of the graphic novel and comics roundtable as part of ALA and she serves on multiple committess of the California...
This Writing Structure Will Promote Social Emotional Learning (Claim-Evidence-Reason) w/ Jaci Fabian 29.10.2020 14:49
Jaci is an ELA teacher. She teaches 6th and 8th grade, is an NBCT Mentor, and she's been a teacher for 13 years having taught all grade levels.
Things Read Alouds Do Besides Instruction w/ Heather Lieberman 28.10.2020 12:03
Heather is an Elementary Humanities Supervisor for Newark Educators Community Charter School This is her 17th year in education, having done everything from kindergarten to high school to reading recovery and literacy coaching.
This Science Teacher's School Took Down a Wall to Become #1 In Their State for Writing w/ Jessica Adams 27.10.2020 15:13
Jessica is an MS Tech Coordinator, Nerd, Crafter, EdTech Lover, Google Certified Educator, Certified BrainPOP Educator. 22 years teaching middle and high school science, biology, physical science, technology enrichment, and math She currently teaches in Osborne Middle in Hoschton, Georgia
When I ask a guest on the show, this is what the first call is like (this doesn’t normally turn into an episode) w/ Rachelle Dene Poth 26.10.2020 40:41
Check out Rachelle's podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thriveinedu-by-rachelle-dene-poth-trailer/id1534150166?i=1000493222443
How to Keep Striving Readers Engaged in Science w/ Claudia Dolan 19.10.2020 11:02
Claudia Dolan is a fifth grade teacher at School No. 2 in Linden Public School District in Linden, New Jersey. She has a Bachelor Degree in Special Education and Masters in Education Technology from the American College of Education. Claudia has been a teacher for 5 years teaching 2nd and 5th grade Science and Math. At present, she is teaching all subjects.
But What if They’re Just Fake Reading? 🤭 w/ Glenn Rhoades 12.10.2020 14:19
Glenn Rhoades is an ELA Teacher at Central Gwinnett High School. He teaches 10th Grade and dramatic writing. Glenn has been a teacher for 6 years teaching 10th Grade the whole time. Interestingly, Glenn dropped out of high school and went back as an adult learner at age 25. He then worked his way through college, paying for his education out of his own pocket. He spent his 20's f...
#AuthorIllustrator Try Focusing on PICTURES First and Words Second w/ Bethan Woollvin 05.10.2020 16:55
Bethan Woollvin is an author illustrator of multiple kids books, including: Little Red, Rapunzel, Hansel and Gretel, and Bo the Brave. She is a graduate of the Cambridge School of Art, where she won the prestigious Macmillan Children's Book Competition with her version of Little Red Riding Hood. It was her first picture book. She lives in England.
What is Teacher Advocacy? w/ Thea Yurkewecz and Keith Newvine 28.09.2020 28:51
Dr. Thea Yurkewecz is an assistant professor and program chair of the reading and literacy committee from the State University of New York at Geneseo . She is a national board-certified teacher, literacy specialist, teacher educator, and past-president of the New York State Reading Association. Her international work includes coordinating a student teaching abroad program in Bangkok, Thailand, an...
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