Time for Teaching
May 3, 2021
Time for Teaching - Episode 22 - Jill Esmonde (Part 2/2)
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Editing is tough and I just couldn't make this conversation into 30 minutes so here is part 2 of our conversation with Jill Esmonde.
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Jan 10, 2022
Time for Teaching - Episode 57- Farewell
It's been a heck of a ride, and as much as we're so very sad to bid the podcast farewell, we say goodbye (at least for now) with so much love and appreciation in our hearts. We'd love if you would join us for one last hurrah before we hang up the mics for a little while. Please be our guest for a farewell to Time for Teaching!
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Jan 3, 2022
Time for Teaching - Episode 56- Dr. Sarah Hunter
This week we were lucky enough to snag some time with the incredibly sweet, kind, knowledgeable and BUSY Dr. Sarah Hunter when she stopped by our virtual meeting space for a chat. Dr. Hunter is leading some incredible work on mindfulness across Simcoe County (including here at Georgian), and was kind enough to share some information about her research and her work on mindfulness in the healthcare field, as well as some practically applicable strategies and ideas around mindfulness in our classrooms and lives. Her passion and expertise about mindfulness and good mental health was enough to bring Kim to tears more than once, and her suggestion that mindfulness and positive mental health practices be added as an essential employability skill had both Kim and Kelly jumping out of their seats to applaud. Dr. Hunter is a ray of sunshine, a warm and compassionate person, and is quickly becoming one to be watched in the world of mindfulness (we're predicting like co-hosting a podcast with Brene Brown type stuff). She is incredible, and this interview is a MUST listen. We hope you'll enjoy our chat with Dr. Sarah Hunter.
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Dec 20, 2021
Time for Teaching-Episode 55- Ian Harris
This week we welcomed a (virtual) guest from across the pond, Mr. Ian Harris CEO of Teaching How2s, and all around personable, quick-witted, and lovely fellow! Ian shared with us the gaps and inequities that he recognized in traditional professional development, and how Teaching How2s help to make quality PD accessible for faculty where and when they need it. Ian also shares some of the innovative ways that folks all over the world are using Teaching How2s to help supplement and support their on-site training like we do here at Georgian. And psssst....in case you haven't heard, we (faculty at Georgian) have access to the incredible collection of How2s and all of the amazing material within them. Tune in to learn more, and to enjoy the charisma (and very cool accent) of Ian Harris.
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