Celeste Kirsh

Teaching Tomorrow Podcast

Education EN ↓ 85 episodes

Teaching Tomorrow is a show for educators who earnestly desire to become more awesome at what they do. Middle level educator Celeste Kirsh speaks to experts about the future of teaching and learning so you can get practical ideas that you can literally use tomorrow in your classroom.

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Author

Celeste Kirsh

Category

Education

Podcast website

cohort21.com

Latest episode

Jul 18, 2023

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Episodes

10. Showing what can be possible with Patti MacDonald 12.12.2018

What are the benefits of independent schools? Are they institutions set up to benefit their own families or could they also have a larger purpose in the greater educational landscape? This is just one of the questions Patti MacDonald and I pick apart in this episode. https://www.cais.ca/careers https://www.theschool.columbia.edu/page

9. The big picture of Ontario independent schools with Sarah Craig 18.11.2018

Sarah Craig is the Executive Director of CIS Ontario and in this episode, she sits down and shares a little on her journey towards this prominent leadership position, as well as what is currently inspiring her in education today.

8. Teaching Mindfulness with Matt Badali 16.11.2018

Matt Badali, grade 2 teacher at The Bishop Strachan School, shares his approach to teaching mindfulness with Grade 2 students.

7. The Teacher Side-Hussle with Derek Doucet 07.11.2018

What happens when your child steals your phone and starts talking to Siri in French? You won’t believe the business that blossoms from this moment in Derek Doucet’s life. I’m your host, Celeste Kirsh, and we are teaching tomorrow. Derek Doucet is the new Program Area Leader for Communications at Lakefield College just outside of Peterborough. For many years he was a facilitator with Cohort 21 and...

6. Everyday wellness for teachers with Justine Cappel 16.09.2018

How can we as teachers bring our summer way of being into every single day of our life at school? I invited my coach, Justine Cappel, onto the show today to talk about just that.  Justine is a certified personal trainer, level 1 Precision Nutrition Coach, pre / post natal fitness specialist, and the owner of Twenty Toes fitness. https://twentytoesfitness.com/ While she focuses on working with wome...

5. Educational Entrepreneurship with Garth Nichols 10.09.2018

What do you teach? Most of us would likely answer this question with a subject or a grade level. But not Garth Nichols. His answer: I teach kids.  Garth Nichols is the vice principal of student engagement and experiential development at Havergal College in Toronto Ontario. While he is initiating exciting opportunities to redefine learning by day with the students at his school, in his “off” time,...

4. The public purpose of independent schools with Danielle Passno 02.09.2018

For full show notes, go to: https://cohort21.com/teachingtomorrow/2018/09/02/4-the-public-pur…-danielle-passno/ ‎

3. Decentering whiteness in the English classroom with Meg Goldner Rabinowitz 30.08.2018

For full show notes, visit: https://cohort21.com/teachingtomorrow/2018/08/17/3-decentring-whi…ldner-rabinowitz/ ‎

2. Changing the game of teacher learning with Justin Medved 30.08.2018

For full show notes go to: https://cohort21.com/teachingtomorrow/2018/08/17/2-changing-the-game-for-teacher-learning-with-justin-medved/

1. Embracing the awkward imperfections: the pilot episode 30.08.2018

1. Embracing the awkward imperfections: the pilot episode by Celeste Kirsh

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