The Ippy Dippy

The Ippy Dippy

Education EN ↓ 36 episodes

Educators have tight schedules and little time. It isn't easy to keep current with educational trends and see what is happening in other schools. The Ippy Dippy is a Podcast about education. Listen to real educators and experts share their experiences and perspectives. All educators can enjoy the digestible segments for free or earn continuing education hours with a membership. Thank you and enjoy!

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The Ippy Dippy

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Education

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Latest episode

Nov 15, 2024

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Episodes

Faculty Meeting: What the Heck is RIGOR!? 15.01.2019

Seamus explores what rigor really means by asking administration, teachers, students, and the dictionary before seeking what administration can do with all of the information.

Journal Club: Charlotte Danielson's "Enhancing Professional Practice: A Framework for Teaching" 15.01.2019

Seamus welcomes evaluation expert from Hendy Avenue, Jessica Wilson to offer perspectives on Charlotte Danielson's "Enhancing Professional Practice: A Framework for Teaching"

Thought Leaders: Student Service Hours 15.01.2019

Sean walks listeners through his experience with strange approaches to student service hours and offers solutions to create more meaning in student service.

Case Study: How to Tackle your No-Show Student List 15.01.2019

Seamus narrates a case study of A.J. Rickoff and Principal Shelby Shutt regarding raising attendance and destroying "no-show" lists. Afterward, Seamus, Sean, and Katharine share their perspectives on the merits of A.J Rockoff's initiatives.

Listener Mail: Prayer in School? 15.01.2019

Seamus invites Rose Martin back to the show to be quizzed on the legal do's and don'ts of celebrating non-secular holidays in schools.

The History of Compulsory Education 10.12.2018

The Ippy Dippy was once EdPOP.  Please enjoy this retro segment that remains relevant today! Seamus narrates a brief but illuminating history of compulsory education; from the earliest days to current issues.

Case Study: Tardiness and Hallway Lockouts Part 1 10.12.2018

Katherine Bussert narrates a walkthrough of Assistant Principal, Joseph Ciesielski's solution (lockouts) to his high school's problem of practice; tardiness to class.

Case Study: Tardiness and Hallway Lockouts Part 2 10.12.2018

Cohosts Seamus O'Hara, Sean Wheeler, and Katharine Bussert discuss the merits of the case study; hallway lock-outs used by John Marshall High School of Civic and Business Leadership.

Listener Mail: Nature Based Learning 10.12.2018

Seamus answers some listener mail regarding questions on nature-based learning by enlisting Audrey Elszasz.  Audrey walks the listeners through the benefits and obstacles of nature-based education while sharing her journey.  Visit naturepedagogy.org for more information.

Journal Club: John Hattie and Visible Learning 10.12.2018

The Ippy Dippy was once EdPOP.  Please enjoy this retro segment that is still relevant today!  Seamus sits down with a former student, Rose Martin, to discuss John Hattie's meta-analysis of effect size on student achievement.  Rose takes her best guess at correctly ordering 20 key factors out of the overall list of over 200 factors.

Teachers' Lounge: Student Pranks 10.12.2018

Seamus invites his sister and mother into the Teachers' Lounge to share war stories as only family can.  Listen to hear stories about student pranks, using the bathroom during a fire alarm, snatching food from students and more.

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