Teaching To The Test Pattern

Tom talks with University of Georgia student and intern with the Savannah Bananas, Josh Talevski, about his current internship with the Savannah Bananas and how Josh thinks the internship will impact his future.

Tom discusses leaving the classroom, his new job, things he has learned, and what's next for the podcast.

Tom continues the discussion about how the Savannah Bananas changed his perspectives in his class.

Tom discusses how the Savannah Bananas have inspired him to change things in his classroom

Tom discusses how he uses RundownCreator.com to make his classroom run effectively.

In this episode Tom talks you through preparing for the fall semester now. Using your current lessons and activities to create a pacing guide to get a better start for the next school year.

Tom talks about beginner's luck and how your coaching can limit the luck as the beginner continues to work on their craft.

Tom talks about how to build your classes with 6 points to improve the type of kids you have in your classroom, improve their attitude about your class, and your attitude about your career.

Tom discusses what he sees on the horizon when it comes to video production education including tools, classroom expectations and more.

Tom discusses ways you can create a better holiday season for you. How you can structure your final days of the semester in a way to allow you to enjoy your holiday break.

Tom talks about finding different ways to connect with students and build their confidence while maintaining your sanity as the semester comes to an end.

Tom briefly explains REMI (Remote Integration) production work flows and shares that they are coming to high schools around the country soon and how you should be ready to take advantage of it.

Tom details what an advisory council meeting is and why you need to have one. He also shares how to get started and who you should invite.

Tom shares how you should break all the rules in order to get your program to where it needs to be. He also shares tips on how to put yourself and your program in the conversation with the next level. Tom also shares that you are more important than you realize .

In this episode, Tom shares about how he battled depression and how one simple message from an outsider changed his semester, help propel his program to the next level, and how you can make some simple changes to help build your program, build up your students, and make your life better overall.

Tom discusses the idea of failing to succeed in the classroom. How to build your students to be the best as possible by letting them learn from their failures.

What's keeping you from breaking out of your comfort zone? What is staying in your comfort zone keeping you from achieving?

Tom details how to set up to stream baseball games at the high school level - 1 camera, 2 camera, and 3 camera set ups.

Tom discusses how 2020 and 2021 have a very potent silver lining and how you can make plans now to take advantage of it.

Tom discusses how focusing on contests can affect your classroom and how you can avoid the trap of wanting to enter and win every contest there is.

Tom talks about what's been going on in his life since the end of season 1.

Tom talks about what he thinks those new to streaming should use for their base set up - wired or wireless. He details why it's important and why it can change your thoughts on streaming. Teaching To The Test Pattern is brought to you by Amitrace. Go to www. Amitrace.com to get started on taking your program to the next level. Stay up to date at https://www.facebook.com/teachingtothetestpattern

Tom gives you 5 things you can have students who are quarantined do that will keep them engaged during a time where they are quarantined while face to face education is happening.

Tom discusses how to teach news production so that on day one of the semester, you can produce a news show.

Tom talks about how as video teachers we can find ways to be a light for our schools and our communities.